POLITICS

A member of the Kurdish Democratic Unity Party in Syria (Yekiti) and a party official in Serekaniya called on the governments of Başûr and Baghdad to internationalize the Turkish attacks on the territory of Başûr.

General Coordinator of the Revolutionary Left Movement in Syria, Dr. Ghayath Naisseh, pointed out that the hostility of the Erdogan state and his regime of freedom-seeking Kurds and their behavior as a superpower put it in a bloody wars and conflicts that threaten to collapse.

The elders and dignitaries of the city of al-Raqqa confirmed that they refuse to establish a "buffer zone" in the territory of northern and eastern Syria under the auspices of Turkey.

The leaders of the Arab tribes in the area of ​​Tirbe Spiyê noted that the Syrian crisis cannot be resolved without Syrian-Syrian dialogue.

Syrian opposition politician Akram al-Dawli stressed that the Syrian Democratic Council(MSD) has taken steps in the right direction and its participation in the negotiation tracks is necessary to achieve better and more comprehensive representation.

A member of the Office of Relations of the Syrian Democratic Council-Aleppo branch Fatima Hasino confirmed that the Turkish practices in the occupied areas from Syria "confirms its endeavor to repeat the model of the Iskenderun area in the region, so the current stage requires a popular uprising against the occupation.

The leader of the Russian Liberal Democratic Party, Vladimir Zhirinovsky, claimed that during his meeting with Erdogan, he informed him of his willingness to get out of NATO.

The politician Mohammed Saied said that the Turkish occupation state seeks to export its internal crisis out of its borders, pointing out that the main objective of the Turkish attacks on southern Kurdistan is to eliminate the gains of the Kurdish people.

Abdul Karim Sekko stressed the need to establish a court to try Daesh in the areas of the Autonomous Administration, considering that if these courts are not been established it would be a new plot against the people of the region.

The lawyer Serousht Halabja, held the Kurdish political party in Başûr (southern Kurdistan) the direct responsibility for the attacks on Başûr saying "The facilitation of Turkish military operations in the region, especially by the Kurdistan Democratic Party (PDK), is a good evidence of the partisan interests between the parties."

Syrian opponent writer and journalist Alaa al-Katib praised the efforts of the Syrian Democratic Council (SDC) to hold an expanded national conference for the Syrian opposition. He said: "The goal of the Council is a purely Syrian national goal." He stressed that the solution through the channels of the conflicting countries in Syria will not bear fruit.

Politicians from Aleppo said the Syrian crisis would be resolved by its own people not by foreign countries and  Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan stressed the importance of the "Third Line approach."

Farhad Hamo pointed out that Idlib file is the hottest in the Syrian file as a result of the gathering of a large number of terrorists in that region, indicating that any escalation affects the political process in Syria.

According to international law expert Mahmoud Patel, the experience of the Autonomous Administration(AA) in northern and eastern Syria is the most advanced experiment in the Middle East so far. He explained that it is an example to be followed among the struggling peoples.

The French writer and researcher of political philosophy Patrice Franshiski explained that the world must go from political to human rights. He said: "The fundamental task of the international community at this stage is the political recognition and then the rights of the Autonomous Administration in the liberated areas form Daesh grip."

The Official in the Democratic Union Party's Office in Shiran district Saleh Noah, the Kurdish people are convinced of the need to resist the Turkish occupation.

The United States has asked Germany to support the war against Daesh mercenaries' remnants by sending ground troops to support SDF in north-east of Syria.

Jalal Zanati stressed that the countries of the Middle East in the next stage, "in particular Egypt, Libya, Iraq and Syria must head to the international community to try Erdogan and his party as war criminals."