The Emiratis, through RSF drones and missiles, responded the attack a day later by hitting Port Sudan, the country’s de-facto capital.
They hit airport and hangars, where Turkish-made drones were stored, injuring also some Turks.
The damage was severe. 2/
Turkey has dispatched an ambulance jet same day to pick up the wounded and the entire city that hosts consulates, humanitarian organisations and government buildings have become a no-fly zone.
Pro-government Turkish media and public news outlets were jubilant about the SDF - Damascus deal on Tuesday morning. TRT television said that the SDF bowed to Turkish pressure, while the Yeni Safak newspaper claimed that the group accepted disarmament
Two Turkish sources familiar with the government's thinking said that the deal overall could satisfy Turkey's demands, since it doesn't suggest any autonomy or federal Kurdish state in northeastern Syria.
What’s next after Ocalan’s order to disband the PKK? 🧵
• PKK is expected to convene a congress in a month or two
• After the official decision, the gov’t May take some steps such as the release of Selahattin Demirtaş
• In order to find a middle ground, Ankara is asking SDF to expel 2,000 PKK fighters from its ranks and also cease its connections with the Qandil appointed leaders such as Sabri ok.
• Turkey and HTS both agree that SDF should become a national party that represents Kurdish interests, without any armed wing, potentially through PYD or a new brand
HTS leader Jolani explains how his group was able to defeat Syrian government this time:
• “Revolution has transition from chaos to a state of order both in civil and institutional matters and military operations a like. “
• “Unification of internal opinions”
• “Institutional structures”
• “Restructuring military factions”
• “Unified training camps”
• “discipline and engaging battle in an organised way”
• “Progress and execution of battles have been swift with adherence to command.”
Asked about his way of “Islamic” governance, Abu liberal Jolani says he wants to establish a system in Syria based on institutions, a country which isn’t rule through whims of a leader
Abu Woke Jolani says there must be a legal framework in Syria to protect all minorities and sects. “No one has a right to erase another group” he says