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Now, Syria suggests it’s willing to commit to the 1998 Adana agreement if Turkey does the same — by withdrawing its occupying forces from Syria, restore the situation along the borders to how it was before (Syrian border control) & to cease support to terrorists inside Syria.pic.twitter.com/yrItVjnQy0
Big talk again by the Syrian official, but this is a clear signal that the regime could allow Turkey to clear the YPG from areas near the Turkish borders (where Kurdish-dominated areas typically are). I reckon the two sides are invoking the old agreement to justify an arrangement
This unprecedented statement also comes days after the YPG leadership revealed that talks with the Syrian regime will start soon. So it could also be a way for the regime to pressure the YPG in the said negotiations.
I think Turkey, Russia and the Regime's views towards the YPG problem are close enough where an agreement can be reached soon. However, there is still the opposition to consider when negotiating.
So they would allow an invasion of Qamishli? It would be utterly destroyed along all christians there.
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