Turkish President Erdogan dismisses Syrian Kurds' demand for autonomy, insists on unified Syria. Kurds fear oppression and tyranny under current jihadi government in Damascus. Tensions rise between Kurds, Turkish government, and Damascus over control and autonomy in northeastern Syria.
Key Points
Erdogan rejects Kurdish demand for autonomy, insists on unified Syria
Kurds fear oppression and tyranny under current jihadi government in Damascus
Tensions rise between Kurds, Turkish government, and Damascus over control and autonomy in northeastern Syria
Pros
Maintaining national unity in Syria
Preventing potential threats to Turkish national security
Cons
Risk of oppression and tyranny for Kurdish population
Tensions and potential conflict between Kurdish groups, Turkey, and Damascus