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[Archive @archives78]

100 years ago, the glorious fatherland of Kurdistan was divided, dismembered, colonized! The four parts, under occupation and an unrecognized colony, have been fighting for their freedom ever since. Revolutionary parties emerged from this. 1/3

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General Mazlûm Kobanî we anî rê

[Niyazi Al-Askârî - شيعة الإمام علي (عليه السلام) @EhlNusayrr_]

🚨🚨 تحذير وردت معلومات ان عصابات الجولاني في ريف حمص
رح يرفعو لافتات قسد في قرية القبو وفاحل يرجا الانتباه و التحذير.

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Apparently the PKK is said to have launched an attack on a Turkish base in Mosul.

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Interview with PKK Central Committee Member Helîn Ümit on 11.03.2025

📌 In order to understand and be convinced by the leadership, conditions for communication with the leadership must absolutely be established. The PKK could convene a congress and make different decisions. /1

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After all, how can it discuss something it does not understand? This is absolutely necessary. /2

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Interview with PKK Central Committee Member Helîn Ümit on 11.03.2025

📌 In order to understand and be convinced by the leadership, conditions for communication with the leadership must absolutely be established. The PKK could convene a congress and make different decisions. /1

[Sol @sol_0_4]

@ultimatekurd Was not an uncommon sight back in 2011–2012, before the relations between different Kurdish camps (and between them and Arab revolutionaries) broke down.
https://t.co/rSlP8IBrQ1

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The ENKS fears that if Turkey has to withdraw, they will no longer find jobs working as agents.

[Rudaw @Rudawkurdish]

گوتەبێژی ئەنجوومەنی نیشتمانیی کورد لە سووریا- ئەنەکەسە بۆ رووداو: ئێمە ئاگاداری رێککەوتنەکەی مەزڵووم عەبدی و ئەحمەد شەرع نین، "بۆیە قسەی لەسەر ناکەین".

چی دیکە دەڵێت؟
https://t.co/tbLovoLF0M

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It is also very likely that Rojava will not simply throw away its ideology and with it the system.

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The most important aspect of this agreement between Jolanî and General Mazlum Kobanî is probably the second point. It states that the Syrian state recognizes the Kurds as Indigenous. We believe that if this agreement succeeds, it will follow a legal path, meaning through the /1

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Kurds’ right to return (article 10), which would mean that displaced Kurds, especially from Efrîn, would be allowed to return and reclaim their property. However, it remains questionable to what extent the dictator of the Bosporus would allow this. /3

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The most important aspect of this agreement between Jolanî and General Mazlum Kobanî is probably the second point. It states that the Syrian state recognizes the Kurds as Indigenous. We believe that if this agreement succeeds, it will follow a legal path, meaning through the /1

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UN. If the Syrian state recognizes the Kurds as Indigenous, it must also grant them the right to self-determination (Articles 1-8 of the UNDRIP). This, in turn, means that the Kurds can continue to maintain the system in Rojava. The Syrian government must also recognize the /2

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Rojava has fulfilled all the criteria that make a region independent.

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All nationalist Syrians never accepted Rojava as an autonomous area, but what we are witnessing is the recognition of Rojava as an "independent de facto state" by the provisional Syrian government. You can no longer deny anything.

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Letter from Serok Apo for Women's Day, which he wrote for today, 08.03.2025.

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first step, the new colonialist mind characterizes itself by presenting the Kurd as a tyrannical monster. No matter where and when the Kurd achieves something, the Kurd is accused of tyranny - Rojava, for example. /3

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The greatest revolution of Kurdistan will be the eradication of the colonialist mind.

“Imperialism leaves behind germs of rot that we must remove not only from our land but also from our minds.”
Fanon

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What is the colonialist mind in Kurdistan? The first steps were taken when the Kurds were the weak refugees condemned to death. With the PKK, the new resistant political Kurd has emerged. Every Kurd is able to lead politics because of this sociological condition. After the /2

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Bê Jin Jiyan nabê azad!

Roja Jinên Kedkar a Cîhanê pîroz be

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Yes, the SDF does not want stability. Is that why Rojava is the most stable and secure part of Syria since 2017-2018?

[Syria Insider 🇸🇾 @SyriaInsiderr]

@sol_0_4 The “existential conflict” is only made up online.

I personally know many Kurdish families from different parts of Syria; they visited their towns and homes just like everyone.

but for SDF as a militia of course it is existential because they don’t want stability.

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You are all hypocrites when your children have to go to conscription to wage war for a few rich functionaries, you say nothing, but when it comes to peace, it's bad. You are all about portraying Kurds as tyrannical because your colonialist head can't stand to see strong Kurds.

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oh no, a coalition to secure the peace introduces compulsory military service to keep the peace in an emergency.

[Syria Insider 🇸🇾 @SyriaInsiderr]

The western media always fail to understand that the issue is not about Kurds.

SDF is a militia, they don’t care about kurds nor Arabs; their interests are motive only.

SDF systematically oppressed Kurds especially Syrian kurds; drag their minor children to military camps