Kurdish formations announced the suspension of joint operations with the United States in northern Syria due to Turkey's position

The military alliance of the "Syrian Democratic Forces" (SDF), with the support of American troops, repulsed the attacks of the jihadists of the "Islamic State" * (a terrorist organization banned on the territory of the Russian Federation), however, their joint military operations with the Americans were suspended due to the increased bombing of the Turkish Armed Forces of controlled territories Syrian Kurds. This interpretation was presented by the representatives of the Kurdish armed forces in northern Syria themselves.

In recent weeks, Ankara has increased its military presence in the north of the SAR, carrying out an air operation against the Syrian Kurds, who make up the bulk of the SDF fighters supported by the US army.

The SDF, in turn, were informed in advance about the impending attack by the Turkish troops.

All counter-terrorism operations conducted jointly with the US-led coalition on a regular basis were suspended

- said the head of the Opposition Syrian Military Council Aram Henna.

This information was also confirmed by the representative of the Pentagon, Brigadier General of the US Air Force Patrick Ryder.

Meanwhile, the head of the Syrian Democratic Forces alliance, Mazlum Abdi, said in an interview with the international news agency Reuters that he expected a tough reaction from Washington regarding the active deployment of Turkish troops by Ankara along the border.

We are still concerned about this, and therefore we need to hear more serious statements in order to stop Turkey.
We are well aware of the intentions of the Republic of Turkey, which does not seem to be going to stop its military activities on our territory.

Abdi concluded.

Recall that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan recently announced plans to conduct a military operation in northern Syria. All this was a response to the terrorist attack that occurred in Istanbul, as a result of which 6 people became victims of the incident, and another 81 were injured. The Turkish authorities blame the Syrian Kurds for what happened and make it clear that they understand that the United States is behind them.

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[Murmur 55]

He said at the time the Kurds made a bet on the wrong sector.

[Alexander Salenko]

Moreover, they had a unique chance then, the Kurds themselves recognized this, now they are clearing it up. Grandfather Stalin once said strongly about them that they are ladies with reduced social responsibility and do not know what they want. Sorry, he said this about the Arabs in Palestine, a mistake came out. But the essence is the same for the Kurds.

[APASUS]

Brad. Where will the SDF go without the help of the Americans, the Turks will simply smear them across the desert.
And the last name of the terrorist began with Al, that is, she was from the Arabs. The Turks also decided to take advantage of the moment?

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: APASUS

Brad. Where will the SDF go without the help of the Americans, the Turks will simply smear them across the desert.
And the last name of the terrorist began with Al, that is, she was from the Arabs. The Turks also decided to take advantage of the moment?

Not so long ago, when Turkey decided to expand the security belt between Turkey and Syria to a depth of 35 km and a width of 400 km, the Kurds were negotiating with Damascus about joining the CAA in exchange for autonomy, which is 50 thousand .bayonets, but the mattresses blew into their ears that the decision was not correct, and if they continue to be friends with them on oil issues, then in the future they will receive more goodies than autonomy. Apparently, the leadership of the Kurds realized that in company with the Americans they would not have a weak weld from stealing oil and curtailed the negotiations. Now they are raking "buns" from the Turks. Tellingly, Damascus does not put forward any protests or notes to Ankara and apparently waits for the Turks to straighten the brains of the Kurds with their own hands and those, having not received proper support from the mattresses, will again remember the option of autonomy as part of Syria and will not send messengers to Assad. Russia also adheres to a neutral position on this issue, apparently based on the same expectations.

[abc_alex]

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Where will the SDS go?

Well, in Russian informal there are several definitions of this direction, but the forum engine will not allow you to specify them explicitly. So guess for yourself where exactly the Kurds will go now in slender columns.
It’s just about that and it’s that the shtatovtsy threw their allies. They used them as consumables for the implementation of plans to seize the oil-bearing provinces of Syria, and simply stupidly merged as unnecessary.
The Kurds turned out to be not just politically short-sighted, they turned out to be politically blind. One could, of course, hope that the shtatovites would stumble the Iraqi government, hit the elites there and force them to completely abandon the Kurdish regions. One could hope that Assad and ours would not be able to take away the bearded men in slippers in Syria. But what kind of person did you have to be in order to imagine that the United States would sacrifice the interests of its main NATO ally in Asia, whose army is the second in the Alliance, for the sake of this insignificant conglomerate? Now, I think, many of them will understand their mistakes.

Quote: APASUS

And the last name of the terrorist began with Al, that is, she was from the Arabs. The Turks also decided to take advantage of the moment

Yes, it may or may not begin with "al", and even end with "man" - this is deeply indifferent to everyone. Did the Turks, up to this point, have not voiced plans for a confrontation with the Syrian Kurds? Or maybe they do not oppose the idea of ​​all sorts of "Kurdistans" for decades? The Turks, of course, take advantage of the moment. The United States is now stuck in two extremely unpleasant confrontations: with Russia and China. What else should be expected?

[Fangaro]

So the Syrian Kurds are with the US? Or with Russia? Or with Turkey? Or with the official government of the SAR?
Or even on their own?