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Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's message on the March 10 agreement: Hopefully we will not see war

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, regarding the March 10 agreement signed by the Syrian administration and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), warned, "Hopefully progress will be made on this point. In other words, hopefully we will not see another war."

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Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's message on the March 10 agreement: Hopefully we will not see war

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan made notable statements in an interview with Al Jazeera.

The highlights of Fidan's statements are as follows:

With the political will of our President, regarding the Palestinian issue in its resolution, in ensuring peace, Turkey is ready to take on everykind of responsibility.Turkey is ready to takeWe areready to assumeevery kind of responsibility in this matter with our brothersin the region and with international stakeholders.We are prepared to take onthis. If it is necessary to sendtroops for this purpose, we are ready tofor thatwe are ready to send it as well.Of course, the Israelis also need to showa certain level of consensuson this point. Will this agreement emergehere or not?we are looking to see if it comes out.

(Israel, Turkey's stability forces among them, does it not accept it?) Yes, it does not want it. Here, of course, Israel is not the sole decision-maker in this plan.makereither. I mean, here, of course, America and other regional countries and what the conditions wwhether it will show that, we do not know.

(The disarmament of Hamas)If the peace process continues on its normal course, meaning humanitarian aid, the return of people to theirhomes,settleIf all of these, such as the economy, happen, and stabilityforce arriveswhen it separates Palestinians and Israelis at the border, I do not think this issue will be a problemeither. In other words, in the discussions we held with Hamas on this matterwehadnegotiations are clear. Of course, after a certain point, Palestinian securityforces need to take measures regarding the securityof Gaza. Naturally, after a certain point, there should be no armed groups. As politicalguarantees and systems fall into place, all of thesewill disappear... As Palestinians feel comfortableand feel secure, these problemswill be resolved.I believe in it.

(March 10 Agreement) Everything was fine at that time. The Americans, us, the Syrians, everyone was satisfied. This path was going to be followed. But now, because we are receiving different signs and signalsthat the YPG is refraining from taking the necessary steps, wesee.

But we say again, hopefully the problem will beresolved through dialogue, hopefullyHopefully the Damascus administration and the YPG will resolve theirproblems. The Syrian Kurds will be at ease, the Arabs will be at ease, everyone will be at ease. But it is not a good thing to fall for the games of external actors anddetermine policy based oncertain signals from them.

Israel, having reached a certain basis for agreement with Syria, is nowYou will see the future of the YPG aswell.

Conflict is not in anyone's interest. The civilian population suffers from it. Hopefully it will not happen, hopefully the YPG, the PKK, that is, will fulfill the responsibility that fallsupon them. Hopefully progress will be made on this point. That is, hopefully we will not see another war."


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