Ilham Ahmed: The PKK is a product of Turkey’s genocidal policy

Elham Ahmed, chairman of the Executive Committee of the Syrian Democratic Council, said the Turkish attacks, which targeted vital centers and infrastructure in northern Syria, also aimed to empty the region of its nearly 5 million Syrian population.

Elham Ahmed called on the international community to assume their responsibilities towards the region and its people, as well as towards the Syrian Democratic Forces, who have been fighting “terrorism” alongside international forces, particularly the United States of America. The head of the executive body of the Syrian Democratic Council questioned Turkey’s intentions regarding what is said about its rapprochement with the Syrian regime, “because it is a security rapprochement that is contrary to the interests of the Syrian Democratic Council,” she said your opinion.

Elham Ahmed described the Syrian opposition as elitist and reduced in numbers, although the Syrian Council, of which it is a part, is still in touch with “the real opposition, which expresses the aspirations of society,” as she put it.

Regarding the PKK, which Turkey classifies as a terrorist organization, Ilham Ahmed attributes its existence to Turkey’s policy of extermination and refers to the party’s strategy not only in Turkey but also in other countries where the Kurds live, aiming, in their opinion, to save the Kurds from annihilation.

Why does the head of the Executive Committee of the Syrian Democratic Council support a decentralized regime in Syria? Will the Syrian Democratic Council accept the merger of its forces with the Syrian Arab Army? What about the Syrian Democratic Council’s relationship with Israel?

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