BEIRUT, LEBANON (2:20 P.M.) – The Turkish regime allegedly said on Friday that the Syrian Kurds “don’t have the right” to seek assistance from the Syrian government forces, the AFP News Agency reported.
The Turkish regime made this alleged statement shortly after the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and Syrian Arab Army (SAA) reached an agreement to transfer control of Manbij to the government.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has already accused the Syrian Arab Army of running a “psychological operation” in Manbij, despite the Russian presence inside the city and its countryside.
Turkey considers the Syrian Democratic Forces and People’s Protection Units (YPG) to be terrorist groups that must be removed from Syria.
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