Kurdish autonomy may appear in northern Syria

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There are reports from Syria that a meeting has taken place between ATS President Bashar Assad and RF Special Envoy to the ATS Alexander Lavrentiev. Following the meeting, the Syrian President noted that Damascus will continue to fight terrorism and is ready to support political efforts for national reconciliation in the country.



From the statement of Bashar Assad:
The Syrian state intends to continue the fight against terrorism and to support the political process, which consists in national reconciliation and dialogue between all through the conference of the national dialogue in Syria until the drafting of amendments to the constitution and the holding of new parliamentary elections.


Syrian journalist Riyadh Farid Hijab, commenting on the statement of Bashar Assad, said that the words of the head of the Syrian state can talk about readiness to engage in a broad dialogue with all nationalities and faiths of Syria, including one of the largest national conglomerates - the Syrian Kurds.

From the statement of Riyadh:
Let's look at this veiled eastern wording. The long-term national conflict, which has continued for centuries on the territory of the Arab Republic and neighboring states, is associated primarily with the Kurdish people. By the way, it was the north of the country in the distant 2011 year that became the epicenter of the beginning of the civil war, which continues to this day. It is reasonable to assume that national reconciliation and the corresponding amendments to the constitution should be associated precisely with the Kurds, for whose sake the constitution will be changed, and possibly the administrative division of the Arab Republic, up to the creation of autonomy with expanded powers.

By and large, if reconciliation between official Damascus and the Kurds does not come, then one can hardly expect that the Syrian conflict in reality will be extinguished after the destruction of ISIS (*). On the other hand, the question arises: will Assad be able to negotiate with the Kurds, given that they are in active contact with the United States today?
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  1. +6
    30 October 2017 07: 02
    Of course, we must agree with the Kurds here, only Turkey will jump out of slippers so that this does not happen.
    1. +12
      30 October 2017 07: 08
      Not only Turkey! The Yankees will start jumping out of everything! Get out of your skin ...
      Dmitriy hi
      1. +2
        30 October 2017 07: 19
        Kurdish autonomy may appear in northern Syria
        hard to believe, "Palestine" the second will work.
        1. +4
          30 October 2017 08: 17
          Autonomy within Syria should suit everyone, and let Turkey grit its teeth.
          1. 0
            31 October 2017 21: 19
            Turkey is categorically against independent Kurdistan. Autonomy within Syria is a bit different, so let's see
    2. +1
      30 October 2017 07: 25
      Then it’s too late to drink. The sooner everyone recognizes a fait accompli, the fewer meaningless victims
  2. +3
    30 October 2017 07: 15
    If only autonomy within Syria, in essence federalization of the country, and not like in Kurdish Kurds created in Iraq, they ransacked the "sweet" from the army, and then the Kurdish power merged, leaving behind the deceived tribesmen! !!
    1. 0
      30 October 2017 07: 27
      Nobody merged anywhere. There was, as financiers say, a slight "correction" before the next take-off
  3. +2
    30 October 2017 07: 21
    If an autonomous republic is to be created in Syria, then yes, perhaps. Most likely there will not be a separate state, since the state is only then considered to have taken place when it can protect its borders. The Kurds are certainly good fighters, but if the rink of a strong military state falls on them, they will not be able to defend their interests and borders. A guerrilla war will ensue again.
  4. 0
    30 October 2017 07: 29
    The only chance for Americans to cling to Syria is to give the Kurds complete autonomy. The Americans promised this to them, the Kurds believed and completely fell under them.
  5. +4
    30 October 2017 07: 32
    On the other hand, the question arises: will Assad be able to agree with the Kurds, given the fact that today they are actively in contact with the United States?
    This is where a very interesting one is planned. If, in exchange for autonomy, the Kurds sever all relations with the United States and swear allegiance to Syria .. In Iraq, the Kurds have already tried to fight against the Iraqi army. The question is, how will Syria’s neighbors react to this? Oh, and the snake ball is there. And notice how disgusting and cunningly left the contradictions a century ago when the states were formed. The multimillion people without the country were left.
    1. 0
      31 October 2017 21: 20
      Quote: Observer2014
      And notice how disgusting and cunningly left the contradictions a century ago

      This was the calculation.
  6. 0
    30 October 2017 07: 42
    Turks will not give.
    1. +3
      30 October 2017 08: 05
      Quote: Navigator 1
      Turks will not give.

      critical days galleries? there are other ways ... feel
  7. +3
    30 October 2017 07: 42
    Quote: Logall
    Not only Turkey! The Yankees will start jumping out of everything! Get out of your skin ...
    Dmitriy hi

    The main thing is that the Kurds understood, and openly say, the Americans, an unreliable ally. We should not take advantage of this. Moreover, Putin said that the Kurds and I have always had warm, friendly relations. It is worth a lot to bring this lion to our side.
    1. 0
      30 October 2017 08: 14
      Assad and ATS are doomed regardless of current successes. It's time to dump these rotten stocks. But the Kurds have great prospects. Another plus is that supporting the Kurds does not mean supporting one of the parties to the centuries-old Sunni-Shiite conflict. For Russia, with a huge Muslim diaspora, this is extremely important
  8. +7
    30 October 2017 08: 06
    The Kurds and Assad certainly need to agree, especially since the Syrian Kurds are unlikely to count on more than autonomy. Kurds, as a state, are not needed by anyone.
    1. +3
      30 October 2017 08: 19
      Quote: Egorovich
      The Kurds and Assad certainly need to agree, especially since the Syrian Kurds are unlikely to count on more than autonomy.

      Kurds do not think so. Assad shoved the Russians from the left bank of the Euphrates, and nothing! Assad even surrendered oil to the Kurds without a fight. And now you look and give the road to Iraq.
      Quote: Egorovich
      Kurds, as a state, are not needed by anyone.

      So you can say about many! About Israel, for example. It’s enough that you need them, and a huge plus - the Americans are helping.
  9. +5
    30 October 2017 08: 15
    With all due respect to the identity of ethnic groups ... Kurds in the eyes of many nationalities and concessions look ... traitors ... that in Iraq ... that in Syria ... that in Iran ... that in Turkey. There were strained relations in Turkey, but after the betrayals of their states in Iraq and Syria ... the Kurds actually became the instigators of the massacre of other peoples, supporting at the beginning any forces directed against the governments of their countries ... like we feel bad, so let the rest wash themselves with blood. And Americans openly rely on them, as followers of the Islamic State, in terms of maintaining tension in the region.
  10. +1
    30 October 2017 08: 17
    Initially, the Kurds did not want to go to Raqqa (there is not their land), but the Americans persuaded them.
    Now the most "fat" pieces of the oil industry will go to the Kurds, under US control. Assad is forced to agree with the autonomy of the Kurds, and certainly, in its already new, captured borders.
    The only question is how will Iran and Turkey react to this?
    1. 0
      30 October 2017 08: 31
      No way. No one will agree or agree with anyone. Too many contradictions, too many parties.
    2. +1
      30 October 2017 08: 59
      That's right. The best for Assad is the autonomy of the Kurds, otherwise they can gain independence with the help of the United States. The Kurds will stop at the border of Syria and Iraq where the Euphrates crosses the borders. In addition, they will take control of the last road from Iraq. So, the Syrian Kurds were lucky that they were useful to the United States and Israel, unfortunately. And openly fight against the Syrian Kurds, also that fight against America and Israel. I remember how Bagdasarov with foam at the mouth proved the need for an alliance with Syrian Kurds
  11. 0
    30 October 2017 08: 25
    The boiler is boiling, but the Kurds remain in the enclave. It was not possible to raise the Kurds in Iraq (against the authorities) by the striatum, and it will not work in Syria either.
    1. 0
      30 October 2017 09: 17
      Quote: Mountain Shooter
      The boiler is boiling, but the Kurds remain in the enclave. It was not possible to raise the Kurds in Iraq (against the authorities) by the striatum, and it will not work in Syria either.

      And who will ban the Syrian Kurds in connection with the outside world? If there are attempts, then there will be a war (under the guise of the United States) until the enclave breaks through. Iraqi Kurds were not part of the US plans, so they were not lucky, although the Peshmerga is much more capable of Syrian Kurds and the number of Iraqi and Syrian Kurds is 7 million, to 2 million, respectively.
      Unfortunately, the United States will succeed in conceived in Syria. There is an option to drop the landing on the last road connecting Iraq and Syria. But I think we have already agreed on a zone of influence, the United States and Russia.
  12. +2
    30 October 2017 08: 43
    Quote: syndicalist
    Assad and ATS are doomed regardless of current successes

    Your comrades-in-arms wanted to see them doomed. And they did everything for this until the Russian army came there. So the ATS will live, and the Kurds will live there, and coexist peacefully with all peoples. And Shiites, Bedouins, and Turkmens, and Sunnis. Assad will live and prosper while he does everything that Russia offers him. in particular, support for the congress of the peoples of Syria proposed by Putin. It is a pity, of course, that he did not offer the peoples of the former USSR. Apparently he believes that the time has not come, or we are not living badly anyway.
  13. 0
    30 October 2017 09: 05
    in order to extinguish a new conflict, Russia needs to pull the Kurds to itself and take it by hook or by crook out of the influence of the usa ....
    1. 0
      30 October 2017 09: 32
      They already have major oil fields. They are already blocking the second road to Iraq (breaking the direct Iran-Iraq-Syria link), because the Americans are holding the first road in the South - the Damascus-Baghdad highway. The Americans are actively helping them. And if Barzani had a difficult situation (in fact, half of the Kurds betrayed and went over to the side of the enemies, now they are in Suleimaniya watching how they carry the Barzanists). The United States considered the Iraqi government legitimate and entitled to establish constitutional order.

      In Syria, the situation is different. Americans do not consider Assad to be legitimate. Plus there is the possibility of a multi-path. The Sultan can merge the Arfinsky enclave - it is useless, it is the most commie, and the most loyal to Damascus. The rest of the Kurds bite off a tasty piece of Syria.
      Again, they have trump cards - the road, while they are holding it, while the Americans are holding the second road. The path of Shiite volunteers from Iraq and Iran is only by air. Therefore, this is the weakening of Assad. That's what you need.
      Oil - while they hold it, Assad does not receive a dollar from the richest deposits of the Euphrates. Consequently, the restoration of the country lies with Iran and Russia. That is, here is the most important trump card.
      1. 0
        30 October 2017 09: 43
        there seemed to be a Russian contingent in Afrin, and there were many of our volunteers in the ranks of the northern Kurds ... so the sultan would not merge them anymore .... and with the oil fields of Dei Ez Zora there will be something interesting soon ...
        1. 0
          30 October 2017 10: 14
          Well, the Sultan is quite transparently preparing to clean the Arfinsky enclave. Southwestern face - has already been replaced with HTS, by pro-Turkish broads and Turkish specialists, by agreement with HTS. North - troops are actively being pulled in including tanks and self-propelled guns. East - units of the Turkish forces on technology are actively being brought to the Turkish Enclave of Syria, fortifications are being built.

          Arfins are the weakest Kurds. Which do not enjoy US support. Which received the least weapons. Which no one to rely on. It is reasonable to start with them.
        2. +2
          30 October 2017 10: 16
          Quote: anjey
          and with the oil fields Day Ez Zora something interesting will soon be ...

          Nothing will happen. Russia and Assad will not go into confrontation with the Americans and the Kurds, have forgotten how the Americans burned the ATS technique that approached At Tanf twice? There were two weak attempts and both failed.
      2. +2
        30 October 2017 14: 05
        Admittedly, we only fought beautifully in the media. It was there that our VKS famously bombed barmale. And as soon as it touched the results of the war, it turned out that the Americans really won, not Fake. That is, the US military turned out to be smarter and outright outplayed our vaunted General Staff.
        1. 0
          30 October 2017 17: 01
          And there is. It’s unlikely at the expense of the mind, but the strength in addition to finance is doing its job. It's a shame that the whole burden of defeating the terrorists fell on Assad’s troops and our military contingent, while others skim the cream. Those. the Americans did what they wanted, contrary to our comrades in arms (I’m afraid to say the allies, or even immediately about our fleet and army), and in addition oil. Maybe this is for the best, maybe Israel will no longer declare Iran an enemy, although unlikely.
          1. 0
            30 October 2017 21: 37
            There are so many stupid people who have not understood why Russia is in Syria. For stupid people, one can repeat again: Russia in Syria in order to destroy ISIS and prevent external forces from replacing the legitimate government of Syria. Dot. This is the official and real goal of Russia in Syria. And she is done.
  14. 0
    30 October 2017 10: 52
    Quote: Dead Day
    Kurdish autonomy may appear in northern Syria
    hard to believe, "Palestine" the second will work.

    ..that's good for us - Turks and Kurds will guard the border well .. and in the Caucasus * aliens * because of * mound * will decrease ..
  15. +2
    30 October 2017 10: 58
    The Kurds are in vain for oil ... if they have no way out ... they are surrounded by other countries with which they themselves have not established warm relations ... they will simply close the border that is land ... that is air ... but there is simply no sea. ..and they will enjoy their autonomy and not dependence ... in the truest sense of the word.
  16. 0
    30 October 2017 11: 05
    The United States will surrender the Syrian Kurds as well as surrendered previously Iraqi.
    So the only way out for them is to form autonomy under the protection of Damascus, which they most likely will do.
    And Iran is to blame for independent Iraqi Kurdistan lol .
    Kassim Suleymani has concluded an agreement with the PUK on the transfer of Kirkuk
    A spokesman for the pro-Iranian Shiite militia, Hashd al-Shaabi, who attacked Kurdish Peshmerga forces in Iraqi Kurdistan for 11 days, said that the commander of the Iranian Quds forces, Qasim Suleimani, is an adviser to the Iraqi prime minister party "Patriotic Union of Kurdistan" (PSK) on the withdrawal of Peshmerga troops from Kirkuk.

    While participating in the Iraqi Asia TV program, Kadhim al-Sayadi, MP from the Iraqi vice president’s faction, Nuri al-Maliki, The State of Law, said Suleimani played a vital role in the successes of Hashd al-Shaabi and Iraqi forces in the disputed Kurdish territories.

    He denied reports that Abadi had played a major role in concluding a treacherous agreement with some PUK officials to transfer the province of Kirkuk to Baghdad.

    According to Sayadi, "the person who signed the agreement with the PUK was Kasim Suleymani. After an agreement was reached between Suleymani and Suleymaniya (a Kurdish province controlled by the PUK), Abadi was informed [about this] and ordered his forces to move."

    Thus, Suleymani gave Abadi a “green light” to attack the territories of Kurdistan, he said.

    A spokesman for Hashd al-Shaabi, Ahmad al-Asadi, during the same television program, confirmed that Iran played a significant role in the events of October 16 in Kirkuk, adding that what Suleymani did was agreed with the Prime Minister of Iraq. He noted that "Suleymani is an adviser to the Iraqi government."

    He also noted that "the role of Suleymani in [the events] was excellent, and the agreement between the PUK, Iraq and Iran was organized by Suleymani."
    http://kurdistan.ru/2017/10/27/news-30962_Kasim_S
    uleymani_zakl.html
  17. 0
    31 October 2017 00: 17
    A sensible solution to the Kurdish problem - the new allies will not hurt. long had to be done!

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