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Bringing the U.S.-allied Kurdish militia under the umbrella of Syria’s army sends an important message about national cohesion amid heightened concerns over minority rights, which were not assuaged by the “new” Syria’s interim constitution. #syria #kurds #MiddleEast

csmonitor.com/World/Middle-Eas

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The Christian Science Monitor · What role for Kurds in the ‘new’ Syria? They’re getting mixed messages.By Scott Peterson

I'm convinced that the new Syrian regime can't be trusted and I find it alarming that the SDF signed this so quickly. Is there something going on, where we don't know about? Why signed by the SDF and not by the DAANES civic authorities? If I had lived in Rojava, I would be wary about all this. Like what about *democratic confederalisme*? I don't see anything mentioned. What about the *women revolution*? I don't see anything mentioned. Odd things are happening.

North press agency: *Syrian Government and SDF Reach Landmark Agreement on Kurdish Rights and Security*

npasyria.com/en/123033

"The Syrian government and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) reached a groundbreaking agreement on Monday, marking a major political shift in the country’s long-standing conflict. The deal, signed in Damascus, recognizes Kurdish rights within the Syrian state, ensures the integration of key institutions, and sets the framework for joint security cooperation.

The agreement, signed between Syrian President Ahmad al-Shar’a and SDF commander Mazloum Abdi, comes amid growing regional tensions and escalating security threats in northeast Syria. It addresses multiple key points, including governance, security, and the return of displaced Syrians. …"

#Rojava#Syria#SDF

#Kurds #Turkey #PKK #AbdullahÖcalan

"In Turkey, Kurdish rights were so heavily repressed that for decades the state denied the existence of the ethnic group altogether. The Kurdistan Workers’ party (PKK), a leftwing guerrilla movement, was founded in 1978 demanding that south-east Turkey become an independent Kurdistan.

At least 40,000 people have been killed and hundreds of thousands displaced in on-and-off fighting that has spilled into other parts of the region.

In the 1990s, the PKK dropped its demand for independence, calling instead for greater autonomy inside Turkey’s borders. Today it is still considered a terrorist organisation by Turkey, the UK, the EU and the US."

theguardian.com/world/2025/feb

The Guardian · Why has PKK leader called on group to dissolve – and why does it matter?By Bethan McKernan

I'm of course not the one who decides about what to do, but I don't trust it at all! Why would #Öcalan ask to dissolve the #PKK? (rhetorical question) Why should Öcalan, the DEM Party or any Kurd trust #Erdogan? (also a rhetorical question) The Turkish state is still targeting #Rojava and Iraqi #Kurdistan. #Kurds in (so called) Turkey are still second-class citizens. People who are celebrating this as some peace victory, are naive and should really know their history. I really do hope there is a good strategy behind this. To be continued.

aljazeera.com/news/2025/2/27/j

Al Jazeera · Jailed PKK leader tells group to lay down arms, end conflict with TurkiyeBy Al Jazeera
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@AutisticMumTo3
In his first term, #DonnieDumbass abandoned the #Kurds (who helped us fight in #Iraq) to be slaughtered by #Assad in #Syria.

In his second term, he appointed an Assad-supporting lackey to be his Director of National Intelligence.

NOW, he is throwing #Ukraine to the wolves and dismissing a 30+ year old obligation to defend them from #Russia.

It's impossible to see how this makes the U.S. any safer. No nation will ever trust us again.