Kadar Perry: Kurds should recognize the seriousness of phase

Kurd Sans Frontières director Kadar Perry spoke of Iraq's and PDK's involvement with Turkey in launching a ground attack on defence areas "Mediya".

Kadar Perry referred to the involvement of Iraq and the Kurdistan Democratic Party (PDK) in the Turkish occupation, as well as to the preparation of a ground attack and said: "The previous times the participation of these parties was their silence, but now it creates conditions for this occupier, if it participates in the Turkish invasion of the region."

"This time, we witnessed Iran's escalation against Southern Kurdistan, where Hewler was bombed directly, and Peshmerga headquarters or headquarters claimed to be United States troops were bombed through their groups in Iraq, indicating another agreement of its kind besides," Perry explained.

"Iran controls the whole of Iraq, with the exception of some areas in the Southern Kurdistan region, and plans an agreement with Turkey to eliminate the territory directly and permanently."

"Turkey believes that it is fighting the PKK there, I firmly believe that this is impossible, Turkey's goal is to eliminate the PKK to announce on the second day the termination of any relationship with the Kurdistan Regional Government and this will be in agreement with the Iraqi side dominated by Iran."

In Perry's view, Turkey and Iran agreed to terminate the presence of Kurds or even the federal termination of Iraq, stressing that this was the aspiration of both parties.

He stressed: "The Kurds need to recognize the seriousness of this phase and what the region is going through, the plans for the next 100 years, the Kurds were previously absent and now the enemies want to be absent again, otherwise they will become partners in supporting the occupying forces there."

Regarding Erdogan's potential to exploit and win these attacks in elections, Perry said: "There have always been internal objectives of the Turkish occupying state and external objectives. We have spoken about the external objective just before, which is of course the dream they aspire to, namely, the elimination of Kurds. The internal situation is what it always does or who is in power, to win the votes of the chauvinist voters in Turkey and to fight a war or attempt a fictitious victory to win the votes of the voters."

Perry touched on the importance of municipal elections in Turkey: "Municipal elections are just as important as parliamentary elections, if we look at Turkey's history and elections, it is municipal or municipal elections that create seats in parliament in terms of granting freedom and financial support to candidates for parliament from the municipalities that are supported."

"Erdogan always uses this point, uses everything, and we found that in his recent wars against the Kurds, whether in occupying Afrin or Ras al-Ain and Tal- Abyad," Perry said.

"PKK is the force that protects the Kurds and Kurdistan with its realistic and practical policies on the ground and its Guerilla forces that protect Kurdish rights and truly defend the entire Southern Kurdistan and Iraq."

Regarding threats by Turkish occupying state officials to North and East Syria region, Perry has not ruled out any attack by Turkey either on North and East Syria, on Southern Kurdistan or on legitimate defence areas, but in the current period, always waiting for certain circumstances to begin with the attack, international consensus is awaited.

Kurd Sans Frontières director Kadar Perry does not believe that Turkey can open two fronts: "Maybe there are some who say Turkey is the second most powerful country in NATO. But Turkey's economy is not NATO's second. It is an economically collapsed country that cannot open two fronts together. Special losses received recently have opened many doors to Turkish politicians, specifically Erdogan, and Turks have begun to wonder, What is it about us and this war, why are our sons killed, why are you sending our sons to war and your sons sitting in mansions? many questions about the political and military situation do not allow the Turkish occupying state to attack both regions."

According to Iraqi reports, the Turkish occupation army owns 51 military sites, with an estimated number of more than 7 thousand occupation soldiers moving freely in Iraq's depth with an area of up to 100 km.

T/ Satt.

ANHA