Russia proposed to create Kurdish autonomy in Syria

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Information Agency Interfaxreferring to sources in the group that represented the Syrian armed opposition at the talks in Astana, writes about the Russian proposals for a new constitution for Syria. Earlier, official Damascus announced the possibility of changing the main document of the state, declaring that it was ready to accept the introduction of a multiparty system in the country. According to the Interfax source, the Russian proposal is connected with certain administrative changes.

Russia proposed to create Kurdish autonomy in Syria




In particular, the proposal concerns the possibility of creating a Kurdish autonomy, given the fact that Syria remains a unitary state. It is also recommended to discuss the issue of providing the regions of Syria the opportunity to choose their language as the main regional one.

Earlier it became known that the representatives of the Russian delegation after the meeting of the official authorities of Syria with the leaders of the armed opposition in Astana handed them their proposals on the changes in the Syrian constitution. It was reported that the Syrian "opposition" promised to consider these proposals and present its decision on this issue.

If among the Russian proposals there really is an initiative to create Kurdish autonomy in Syria, then it would be interesting to know the reaction to this from Turkey, which acted as one of the mediators of the meeting in Astana, and in which the Kurdish issue is very acute.
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  1. +7
    26 January 2017 06: 32
    Someone decided to promote? Kurdish autonomy is essentially the beginning of the collapse of Syria! Kurds from this autonomy will begin to create their own state, which they literally dream of! A stupid and even criminal proposal in its senselessness.
    1. +2
      26 January 2017 06: 37
      News from the category about the crashed plane "from" reliable "sources", enough to post fake nonsense, Russia could not offer this, based on the composition of the participants, the Kurds are now feeding on mattresses, and their opinion is not interesting to the meeting participants, they were not even invited to the table
      1. +1
        26 January 2017 06: 47
        I also think that the article was concocted behind a puddle by some NGO, to create confusion in the minds of people. The usual cheap method of driving doubt into fragile brains.
        1. +1
          26 January 2017 07: 14
          In what region does Russia supposedly offer autonomy for the Kurds in the SAR? Is it in the northeast of Syria? Those. on the border with Iraq and Turkey - in the region rich in oil (the region that determines the economic development of the whole liberated Syria) - and where now has the US built its military base?
          Isn't it really true? !! Or is it a bluff? If this is true, then there is a "mole" in the leadership of Russia.
          1. +6
            26 January 2017 09: 50
            It smacks of frank throwing. Also because the article does not say a word about Turkey’s opinion on this issue. And the opinion of Turkey is known - no Kurdish autonomy.
            1. Arh
              0
              26 January 2017 14: 27
              That's right, the Kurds are a nation, they must have their autonomy in Turkey, and in Iraq, and in Syria. And even better is your state !!!
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      3. 0
        26 January 2017 16: 05
        "referring to sources in the group representing the Syrian armed opposition at the talks in Astana" - And because we wanted to (interfax).
        In fact, a source from the category of "no one can call him in any way" and go.
    2. +2
      26 January 2017 06: 54
      Quote: Exorcist Liberoids
      Someone decided to promote? Kurdish autonomy is essentially the beginning of the collapse of Syria!

      Sirta is already ruined.
      Quote: Exorcist Liberoids
      Kurds from this autonomy will begin to create their own state, which they literally dream of!

      Erds is one of the problems, the question is how do the Alawites get along with the Sunnis?
      Russia is simply trying to get the Kurds out of this tangle - I remind you - against the Kurdish autonomy - the Turks, and the main sponsors of the Kurds are the United States.
    3. +4
      26 January 2017 06: 57
      Quote: Expelling Liberoids
      Someone decided to promote? Kurdish autonomy is essentially the beginning of the collapse of Syria! Kurds from this autonomy will begin to create their own state, which they literally dream of! A stupid and even criminal proposal in its senselessness.
      Look at the map of Russia. Take a close look. The simplest thing is to throw slogans about stupidity. The war against barmalemia in this territory can be waged for another 200 years. But to establish peace .... To do this, you must be wise and be able to make decisions.
    4. +3
      26 January 2017 07: 37
      Quote: Exorcist Liberoids
      Kurdish autonomy is essentially the beginning of the collapse of Syria!

      Let’s be realistic, do not forget that the Syrian government controls 30-40% of the country's territory, and then at the expense of allies (Russia, Iran, Hezbollah, Kurds), because long ago almost completely lost the combat-ready army.
      They cannot provide the capital with water, but you say "the beginning of the collapse of Syria." Let the Kurds bring order to a part of the territory.
    5. +1
      26 January 2017 09: 32
      Quote: Expelling Liberoids
      Someone decided to promote? Kurdish autonomy is essentially the beginning of the collapse of Syria! Kurds from this autonomy will begin to create their own state, which they literally dream of! A stupid and even criminal proposal in its senselessness.

      Come on. What collapsed with the creation of Jewish autonomy? If everything is done correctly, then Syria will be, and the Kurds will receive their education. This is a good move for Turkey to end the Kurdish conflict. The Kurds in Syria have done enough to get at least something.
  2. +2
    26 January 2017 06: 33
    This is what Turkey was most afraid of. The idea is not bad to keep a powerful Kurdish fist in their underbelly.
    1. 0
      26 January 2017 06: 55
      Quote: Mar. Tira
      This is what Turkey was most afraid of. The idea is not bad to keep a powerful Kurdish fist in their underbelly.

      Well, Erodogan (despite the fact that he is a friend again) --- there will always be something to answer and
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  4. +4
    26 January 2017 06: 40
    The author is not specified ---- suspicious. The situation is complicated. Autonomy is bad. Without autonomy, it is difficult to negotiate.
    1. 0
      26 January 2017 06: 48
      Quote: Reptiloid
      Author not specified ---- suspicious

      Suspiciously, yes. As an option for discussion, the idea will go.
      Quote: Exorcist Liberoids
      Kurdish autonomy is essentially the beginning of the collapse of Syria!

      And not only Syria, it will generally be like a mountain of smoldering mattresses or an underground fire on a peat bog for many years, the fire hazard in the region will remain very, very long, unless the issue of liberating the territory of Syria from bearded barmels and from everyone who goes there is fundamentally resolved illegally invaded.
      1. 0
        26 January 2017 06: 57
        Quote: Tatar 174
        the region will survive a very, very long time if the issue of liberating Syria’s territory from bearded barmales

        You don’t understand that if it were possible to do this, no one would conduct negotiations.
  5. 0
    26 January 2017 06: 44
    about which, the Syrian republic can’t pull the Arab Federation anymore, all one situation is all striving for this, if only it wouldn’t work out like with Palestine, but there all the Yankees ruined ...
    1. 0
      26 January 2017 07: 00
      Quote: Volka
      about what, the Syrian republic of the Arab Federation is no longer pull

      federal countries (Arab) - does not exist and cannot exist a priori.
      as a result of their medieval mentality - the subjects of the federation will first turn into specific principalities, and then separate.
      Quote: Volka
      you wouldn’t succeed like with Palestine,

      And where does Palestine?
  6. +1
    26 January 2017 06: 45
    The experience of Russia says that this is the only way to establish a peaceful life. In our country, the autonomous republics do not feel left out. In our country, only North and South Ossetia want to unite, although in fact for a long time.
    1. 0
      26 January 2017 07: 05
      Quote: Alexander 3
      Russian experience says that this is the only way to establish a peaceful life

      Do not pull the owl on the globe - some have already tried to bring democracy to the Arabs.
      Autonomy in the Arab state (especially against the background of the war) is a separation and collapse - although in the case of Syria it is a statement of fact.
      Quote: Alexander 3
      . In our country, the autonomous republics do not feel left out.

      Of course not. Ask anyone in Ingushetia and Chechnya
  7. 0
    26 January 2017 06: 56
    Kurdish autonomy begs for a long time. And if it is not formalized correctly and in time, then the Kurdish state will be formed by an explicit order, and this is a new round of war.
  8. 0
    26 January 2017 07: 17
    Interesting! ..... How can this remain unitary, but at the same time, each region determines its own language? ......
    And the meetings of the heads of regions will be held only with translators, and any government order in two copies in different languages? ..... How are international acts?
  9. +1
    26 January 2017 08: 13
    Kurdish autonomy in Syria is the only fairy tale from 1001 night, which at the end is not a happy end.
  10. 0
    26 January 2017 09: 25
    In general, there are many "wanting" people in the region, for the sake of peace it is necessary to eat a fish and not sit on the paddle. No matter how Turkey is against any administration of the Kurds, it is impossible not to take their opinion into account, at least for the same reasons for which the United States continues to flirt with them. Namely, their armed forces, and most importantly, the desire to fight ISIS, which may "suddenly" disappear.
  11. 0
    26 January 2017 10: 00
    The partition of Syria is a fait accompli. Assad has long been sick of both Kurds and Sunnis
  12. 0
    26 January 2017 12: 00
    We, the Russian FEDERATION ... Why can't Syria become a Syrian FEDERATION too? Maybe if the peoples will treat each other appropriately, and not shout like "Obama falcons" about their exclusivity.
    1. 0
      26 January 2017 17: 03
      Quote: CYBERNINDJA
      We, the Russian FEDERATION ... Why Syria cannot become the Syrian FEDERATION too?

      Because these are different things. Kurds are 10% of the Syrian population, which border on 6 million Iraqi Kurdistan, which in fact is independent and borders on Turkey, where the PKK runs through the mountains.
      In such circumstances, do not give autonomy is the way to partition in the future.
      Another thing is that these 10% would be inside Syria surrounded by purely Arab areas, then yes, there would be no danger. And so it is a threat. And not a single Arab, that Assad, that the opposition does not agree to such a betrayal. Only if they are not before the fact They will deliver it. And before the fact they were delivered, these are American bases in the north of Syria on Kurdish-controlled lands.
      There is a turn of Turkey and Iran, but these states of a different level and as simple as with the Arabs will not work.
  13. +1
    26 January 2017 14: 05
    Turkish "partners" note))) "That would know gamno to whom to bow"))) (Dog’s heart)
  14. +1
    26 January 2017 21: 27
    I can’t write anything good about the Kurds, but Kurdish autonomy should be in Syria. (No wonder the USSR supported the Turkish Kurds.) This would be a “tool” in the hands of Russia to contain Turkey. Turks are not going to transfer Assad territory of Syria occupied by them, according to a Turkish diplomat.