Operation claims had surfaced: German minister's 'Kobani' reaction

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock shared a post regarding Ayn al-Arab, which is under the occupation of the YPG/SDF, the Syrian branch of the PKK, stating, "Kobani is a symbol of the Kurds' courageous fight against ISIS. More bloodshed is the last thing people need after 14 years of war. Turkey also has a responsibility to protect Syria's territorial integrity and the hope for peace."

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Operation claims had surfaced: German minister's 'Kobani' reaction

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock reacted on her social media account to claims that Turkey and the Syrian National Army would launch an operation in northern Syria against Ayn al-Arab, which is under the occupation of the YPG/SDF, the Syrian branch of the terrorist organization PKK.

Describing Ayn al-Arab as "a symbol of the Kurds' courageous fight against ISIS," Baerbock argued that "Turkey also has a responsibility to protect Syria's territorial integrity and the hope for peace."

Baerbock stated, "Kobani is a symbol of the Kurds' courageous fight against ISIS. More bloodshed is the last thing people need after 14 years of war. Turkey also has a responsibility to protect Syria's territorial integrity and the hope for peace."

AYN AL-ARAB CLAIM FROM US PRESS

According to a report by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), Turkey and the Syrian National Army are preparing to launch a new military operation in northern Syria, east of the Euphrates River, against the US-backed terrorist organization YPG/PKK.

According to the report, which the WSJ based on US officials, Turkey has been amassing military forces along the border for some time, and this situation is causing concern for the US.

The report, which stated that the military operation could begin shortly, noted that the Turkish Armed Forces and the Syrian National Army are concentrating around Ayn al-Arab (Kobani), which is under the occupation of the terrorist organization YPG/SDF.

"DEMILITARIZED ZONE"

Mazlum Abdi, a leader of the terrorist organization YPG/SDF, announced that he is ready to present a proposal for the establishment of a "demilitarized zone" in Ayn al-Arab.

Abdi stated, "We will maintain our commitment to achieving a comprehensive ceasefire across Syria. We are ready to present a proposal for the establishment of a demilitarized zone in Kobani. The purpose of this initiative is to address Turkey's security concerns and ensure lasting stability in the region."

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