Qasd said in a statement: “A plane affiliated with the Damascus government targeted Saturday afternoon, one of our military forces points in the Deir Hafer area, without the attack resulted in any human or material losses.”
She continued: “Our forces immediately responded with accurate strikes on the sources of the fire, achieving confirmed injuries that forced the aggressors to retreat.”
She continued: “Our forces confirm their full readiness to address any attack, and that our response will always be decisive against everyone who tries to target our positions and fighters.”
Syrian President Ahmed Al -Shara warned that the failure of the continuation of the Syrian Democratic Forces “SDF” before the end of this year may push Türkiye to move militarily.
Al -Shara affirmed that some wings within the “SDF” and the Kurdistan Workers Party are hindering the implementation of the agreements.
Al -Shara rejected the demands of “SDF” related to decentralization, explaining that Syrian Law No. 107 already guarantees 90 percent of administrative decentralization, considering that these demands are nothing but “cover for separatist tendency.”
He explained that “SDF”, which ignored Abdullah Ocalan’s call to solve itself, has become a threat to national security in Turkey and Iraq, pointing out that Ankara previously refrained from launching military operations against it in response to the Syrian efforts, but it hinted that the patience of Türkiye may run at the end of the year if the merger was not achieved.
