Foreign press: Kurds rejected Moscow's offer to station Russian military contingent in Kobani

The Kurds rejected Moscow's offer to deploy a three-thousandth contingent of the Russian army in Kobani, but intend to continue negotiations with Russia on a settlement in northeastern Syria. Writes about this the author of an article for the British edition of Al-Quds.

The foreign press writes that the executive committee of the Syrian Democratic Council (SDC) rejected Russia's proposal to station Russian troops in Kobani, explaining that it was afraid of a repetition of the settlement scenario applied in Daraa. In other words, the Kurds fear that, under the cover of the Russian military, as the British newspaper writes, official Damascus will come to the region and take control of the city from them, i.e. will establish full control over the Kurdish territories.

On the other hand, the Kurds are not opposed to remaining within the Syrian state, but with the preservation of autonomy, culture and identity. Therefore, although the Kurds turned down Moscow, they do not mind continuing negotiations and offering a more tasty morsel. According to the author of the article, the Kurds intend to demand from Moscow state guarantees of maximum independence in exchange for "expelling" the United States from this region.

Now in the north-east of Syria, a rather difficult situation has developed. On the one hand, Turkey with its pro-Turkish militants, on the other, a government army with Russian support. The Americans cannot help in this situation, they themselves have problems up to their throats and they have long wanted to leave the region due to the lack of any prospects. The Kurds, who are supported by the Americans, will be left alone with Ankara and Damascus, capable of reaching an agreement among themselves.

In this position, the Kurds can only turn to Moscow and go under the arm of Russia, but with guarantees of maintaining autonomy within Syria, otherwise they will have full control of the Syrian regime.

Comments

[Vaўkalak]

As a result, when Turkey starts another operation and drives the Kurds with pissing rags, they will whine again. Completely forgetting that they themselves refused the proposed conditions and threw them, in fact, the star-striped "allies"

[private person]

they will whine again Russia help

So they still ask for help, only they do not offer anything in return. Let the Turks continue to nightmare them, but here is the snag of the Kurds in the oil-bearing regions of Syria.

[kebzuref]

Oil-bearing regions are located in the east of the country near the Euphrates River near the Iraqi border, in the north near the Euphrates River on the border with Turkey, at such a rate the Turks will again be kicking the Kurds, well, what can I say to them there and it's dear ...

[Shurik70]

Something is reluctant to help these Kurds further.
Either too cunning, or not smart enough.
In both cases, they do not look like reliable partners.

[DymOk_v_dYmke]

Quote: private person

As they are now asking for help, only they don’t offer anything in return. Let the Turks continue to nightmare them, but here is the snag of the Kurds in the oil-bearing regions of Syria.

And the situation is "tasty": they ask for nothing but patronage.
Yes, they can’t give anything in return, but these are trifles.

PS Well, if somewhere the mattresses and / or the Turks are kicked once again, it's also good.

[private person]

And the situation is "tasty": they ask for nothing but patronage.

Well, they don't just ask for Syrian oil. Russia is putting things in order and helping to rebuild Syria, and the Kurds are extracting and selling oil on the most "delicious" lands nearby.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: private person

Well, they don’t just ask for Syrian oil

Syrian? Why not Kurdish? Or are the Kurds occupying the oil-bearing part of Syria?
Everything is much more complicated. Do Kurds have the right to autonomy? Donbass has such a right! Why are the Kurds not? If not for the idiotic blockade, the Donbass would have sold coal to Ukraine. No?
I hope Lavrov understands the situation in Syria better than we do and knows what to do. And Uncle Vova keeps his finger on the pulse.

[Victorio]

Quote: DymOk_v_dYmke

Quote: private person

As they are now asking for help, only they don’t offer anything in return. Let the Turks continue to nightmare them, but here is the snag of the Kurds in the oil-bearing regions of Syria.

And the situation is "tasty": they ask for nothing but patronage.
Yes, they can’t give anything in return, but these are trifles.
PS Well, if somewhere the mattresses and / or the Turks are kicked once again, it's also good.

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by how many Kurds there are in Russia, why not. weaken Turkey, USA, but taking into account the peculiarities / vacillations of the Kurdish elite, and adjust their participation.

[Two]

Every bastyk dreams of becoming a khan, and at someone else's expense!

[Serge-667]

And the Kurds, they are so Kurds, yes.
The author's opinion that the United States has nothing to do in Syria is surprising.
How is it nothing if they control more than 70% of oil and gas? America will not just give up its positions on this issue. Therefore, they are there (and not only). In principle, this is the standard scenario for the ruin of a country. Partially successful, though. They achieved a civil war and destabilization of the region. Further, according to the plan, the annihilation of the state. And while they are there, there will be no peace.

[Cat Alexandrovich]

So Yes! That's just about the ability to agree (Damascus and Ankara) in the article bent a little! Although both of them have enough pissing rags for the Kurds!

[Pereira]

Apparently, the Kurds consider themselves to be very cunning.

[DymOk_v_dYmke]

Quote: Pereira

Apparently, the Kurds consider themselves to be very cunning.

Rather - from all sides zagryuchenny and not knowing who to lean on.

[knn54]

"The Americans are interrogating Saddam, but they no longer demand to indicate where the weapons of mass destruction are hidden, but to explain how he managed to pacify the Shiites and Kurds for 30 years."

[Daniil Konovalenko]

According to the author of the article, the Kurds intend to demand from Moscow state guarantees of maximum independence in exchange for the "expulsion" of the United States from this region.

..But Syria and Turkey do not need such a Kurdistan.

[Egoza]

Quote: Daniil Konovalenko

According to the author of the article, the Kurds intend to demand from Moscow state guarantees of maximum independence in exchange for the "expulsion" of the United States from this region.

And who will expel the United States? Did they elaborate?

[Yves762]

Quote: Egoza

And who will expel the United States? Did they elaborate?

Having firmly settled down "on their dunes" it will be easier for the Kurds to "tell the Americans No!" ... something like that.

[Daniil Konovalenko]

The author assumes that the Kurds will expel the "mustache-striped" ones .. But I repeat, Syria does not need a maximally independent province like Kurdistan ... It's like in Russia, the most independent Tatarstan and Chechnya, as an example. And Turkey, all the more, they have a problem with their Kurds. Let's not forget that Iraqi Kurdistan is as independent as possible and the Iraqi government cannot do anything about it. But there is a lot of oil in Iraq, and there is a lot of oil in Syria, where the Kurds live. .And imagine two such maximally independent territories, one in Iraq, the other in Syria. When asking, such "nishtyaks", the Syrian Kurds, look back at the Iraqi ones.

[DymOk_v_dYmke]

Quote: Egoza

And who will expel the United States? Did they elaborate?

As I understand it, they expressed their readiness to assist the exorcists as much as possible.
They do not have their own strength for this.
We can only benefit from these Wishlist.

[Kurare]

The Kurds, supported by the Americans, will be left alone with Ankara and Damascus, capable of reaching an agreement among themselves.

Americans support the Kurds only in words. Americans need Kurds to put pressure on Turkey and get cheap (stolen) oil. But the fact that one fine day Erdogan and Assad will tacitly agree is almost certain. If the Kurds do not urgently come to an agreement with Assad with the support of Russia, they will be dumped again.

[Black Colonel]

Not only will they be thrown. Kurds will be offered "on the way out". Or step on your ambitions.

[isv000]

Quote: Black Colonel

Not only will they be thrown. Kurds will be offered "on the way out". Or step on your ambitions.

It is high time to put this gypsy camp in place. There is a state, there is civil responsibility. Don't like it - go out!

[Fisherman]

Again they are trying to deceive themselves. To me, the Kurds are more and more reminiscent of the Persians, the same hucksters of the moment, without a strategic vision. Well, no one in the world recognizes Kurdistan, especially the countries in which the Kurds live. We must accept, grow rich, multiply and .... wait. Like the Han, who bided their time, plowed, traded, waited and emerged victorious (almost) in the struggle against the colonialists. They would calmly immediately lay down under Assad under Putin's word - and that would be better than the oppression of Turkey, but NO - the deceitful hucksters themselves do not trust anyone. But they could have saved hundreds and thousands of their sons and daughters, become rich in post-war reconstruction, and enter the management system. Pride and self-deception are derived from stupidity.

[wandlitz]

The Kurds were caught between two fires. In vain they ignore Russia, maybe next time there will be no proposals from the Russian Armed Forces.

[nov_tech.vrn]

Let's start at the beginning, where to get 3 thousand Russian servicemen for deployment at the base, then you can read diagonally ...

[rocket757]

Now in the north-east of Syria, a rather difficult situation has developed.

Ha, and for whom it was generally easy there, and it is now.
Kurds will have to choose one of the few proposals, otherwise they will never live.

[cniza]

Yes, there the boiler will boil for a long time ...

[rocket757]

So he was not cold before ... the story is long.

[cniza]

And it looks like the end of this story, it will take a very long time ...

[isv000]

Quote: cniza

Yes, there the boiler will boil for a long time ...

Not for long. Edik is driven into a corner by the striped ones - he will not be up to the Kurds soon, Russia is methodically grinding the Barmaley, the Syrian army is slowly but surely taking control of the country's territory. Idlib will end - their turn will come - but without any conditions. And they are well aware of this ...

[Sands Careers General]

Yes, they will scream good obscenities, Russia help when the Yankees throw them, like the Afghans.

And you can come to an agreement with Turkey, despite the fact that the Turks.

[sleeve]

Three thousand bayonets ?? !! An excerpt from a fantastic magazine?

[Klingon]

We must let Edik iron the Kurds a little more, maybe after that they will be more accommodating

[Klingon]

Quote: Daniil Konovalenko

The author assumes that the Kurds will expel the "mustache-striped" ones .. But I repeat, Syria does not need a maximally independent province like Kurdistan ... It's like in Russia, the most independent Tatarstan and Chechnya, as an example. And Turkey, all the more, they have a problem with their Kurds. Let's not forget that Iraqi Kurdistan is as independent as possible and the Iraqi government cannot do anything about it. But there is a lot of oil in Iraq, and there is a lot of oil in Syria, where the Kurds live. .And imagine two such maximally independent territories, one in Iraq, the other in Syria. When asking, such "nishtyaks", the Syrian Kurds, look back at the Iraqi ones.

Chechnya is already "maximally independent" and there is nowhere else to go, there are some muddy exercises under what flags it is not clear what is being conducted and "Alla-I-in-bar!" instead of a formal greeting.

[cniza]

In this position, the Kurds can only turn to Moscow and go under the arm of Russia, but with guarantees of maintaining autonomy within Syria, otherwise they will have full control of the Syrian regime.

The Kurds have little choice ...

[Teador]

The author is too clever. Article not everyone knows that STATES SUPPORTING THE KURDS control almost all the oil and gas in Syria. And Russia will start helping the Kurds, then Erdogan will help the VYSHEVAN women more.

[Vitaly Petrov_3]

Quote: 76SSSR

Quote: Nikishin

It's not about the Otto von Bismarck dispute, but about the negotiations of the Kurds

Normally, you "orientated" on the terrain.) Well, you give a non-existent quote from Bismarck, and I refute you. If not about the Bismarck dispute in the article, why then do you, in turn, bring in an argument a fictitious quote from Bismarck? It's strange that I have to explain it all ...

He decided to give a ride to the fool!

[vetor]

If anyone remembers about the Meskhetian Turks when they were rescued.
And they resettled and where, you can also Kurds, to us. They will also be Russians.

[Karos]

Let's call everything in our own words. Turkey is fighting not with Kurds, but with nationalists who are gathering in terrorist groups.
Turkey itself is home to 25 to 30 million Kurds, they are in all strata of Turkish society, from governing the country to agriculture. Turkey has no problems with them.
All problems from a handful of nationalist terrorists that live in the mountains of Iraq and Syria, and who want to gain power by terror. Not the fact that if they create states, they will not repeat the history of the Taliban.

[musorg]

Well, Erdogan himself will come and put the Kurds in order!

[kriten]

The Kurds need to be assisted only in the war with the Turks.

[Third force]

I, too, would not let us. Why the Kurds are the same ally of Israel as the United States. Change awl for soap.

[72jora72]

Kurds rejected Moscow's offer to deploy a three-thousandth contingent in Kobani

That means the Turks will continue to fool them ...

[Diverter]

Kurds and Yezidis are peoples who do not have their own states because of their bestiality. they are not loved anywhere and are not respected.