Syrian Kurdish Leader Says Meeting with Öcalan ‘Would Be Good’ - Turkish Minute
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Syrian Kurdish leader says meeting with Öcalan ‘would be good’ - Turkish Minute
Mazlum Abdi, the former commander of the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and now an adviser to Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, said in an interview aired Friday that a meeting with imprisoned Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) founder Abdullah Öcalan “would be good” but gave no clear answer when asked whether he planned to visit Turkey. […]
Mazlum Abdi, the leader of the SDF terrorist organization, answered questions about the process in Syria. Stating that they are open to Türkiye's regional peace efforts, Abdi made statements about Turkish influence in Syria, the new party, the issue of "foreigners," and Abdullah Öcalan, the leader of the PKK terrorist organization.
Mazlum Abdi, who was appointed as an advisor to the Syrian Presidency following the integration of the SDF into the Syrian army, made noteworthy statements regarding relations with Ankara in an interview with Turkish media. Stating that channels of contact and dialogue with Turkey exist, Abdi said, "Our relations with Turkey should be improved and re-evaluated." Abdi also added, "Unless absolutely necessary, I do not want to subject our people t…
Mazlum Abdi, a PKK/YPG leader appointed as an advisor to Syrian President Ahmed Shara, said, "I believe that the peace process between Imralı and the Turkish State will have a positive impact on resolving the Kurdish issue in Syria."
Mazlum Abdi, advisor to Syrian President Ahmed Shara, stated that the peace process being conducted in Turkey also has an impact on the Kurdish issue in Syria, saying, "I believe that the peace process between Imralı and the Turkish State will have a positive effect on the solution of the Kurdish issue in Syria." In an interview with Banu Güven of İlke TV in Hasakah, Abdi made assessments regarding the new era for Kurds in Syria following the in…
Mazlum Abdi, an advisor to the Syrian Presidency, stated that hundreds of foreign fighters left the region after the end of the SDF's independent military presence, while hundreds more remained. Abdi, who also expressed a desire to improve relations with Turkey, spoke about the Imrali process, Kurdish language education, a new constitution, the status of the YPJ, and the new political structure planned to fill the void left by the SDF.
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