Syrian President: The problem with the SDF is its multi-headed nature and its allegiance to the PKK terrorist organization

The interview that Syrian President Ahmed al-Shara conducted with a Kurdish channel, but which the channel decided not to broadcast, was aired by the Syrian state television channel Al-Ikhbariyashared by. Al-Ikhbariya Manager Jamil Suroor, in a statementmadestated, "In accordance with adherence to professional principles and respect for media regulations, the interview conducted by President Ahmed al-Shara with a Kurdish channelwasheldwe are publishing the most important statementsfrom the meeting," he said.

Al-Shara, in theinterview, touched upon his firstmeeting with Mazlum Abdi, the ringleader of the SDF, the Syrian branchof the terrorist organization PKK/YPG,stating, "Mazlum, KIf you are fighting for the rights of theKurdish people, there isno need to sheda single drop of blood because the rights of theKurdish people arealreadyguaranteed. Because these rights are guaranteed by the constitution. I believe in all the rights of the Kurds in Syria, and this is not a favor from any head of state. This is a right and aduty, guaranteed by the constitution, and I am making every effort to protect their rights, because they are a part of Syrian society," he said.During their advance toward Damascus, the

terrorist organization SDF slowed them down.pointing out that he initiated al-Sharaal-Shara stated that the SDF was present in Aleppo's Sheikh Maqsood neighborhood and had expanded its attacks while entering the city, which is why they slowed their military advance toward Hama. Al-Shara said, "We responded by advancing rapidly toward Hama, then Homs, and finally Damascus. Since Aleppo is the backbone of the Syrian economy and needs stability,we felt theneedfor a temporary agreement with the SDF. The first meetingtook place about one and a halfmonths after our arrival in Damascus.he said.

Theliberationprocess in response to the injustices of the past regimewas the first realresponse to the injustices faced by the Kurdish people,al-Shara stated,adding that regarding the regions under the organization's control, noting that the SDF controls a vast area in Syria where themajority of the population is Arab, and that a portion of Syria'swealth is being funneled to theterrorist organization PKK, he pointed out.

"Military decisionsare directly tied to the PKK terrorist organization,is tied to"

Terrorist organization SDF's structure, al-Shara noted, "The problem with the SDF is its multi-headed nature, and its military decisions are directly tied to the PKK terrorist organization's allegiance. You are negotiating with an institution that cannot implement the agreements it signs. We areyou are negotiating. We want our Kurdish citizens to be represented in the army, security forces, and parliament, but the PKK deprives them of development opportunities," he said.

Terrorist organization PKK and the rights of Kurdsare wrongly associated, al-Shara emphasized, adding, "The Kurdish people's rights are protected, the new Syrian realitycan be achieved through integration. The Syrian state is not an enemy, but an entity. Only if Kurds are excluded from citizenship, governance, or society, can alternative paths be seen as justified," he said.he added.