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00:00they look forward to a kind of aggression for this region and a kind of cancellation of the other party and there is no progress in any step in that direction.
00:09The other issue is that the Syrian Democratic Forces do not actually depend
00:12on the United States of America in an absolute way, even if this dependence exists. These troops fought for almost five years
00:21all extremist organizations before the United States of America
00:26in 2015. It enhances its actual power on the ground and strengthens its institutions as much as it can
00:33To provide all the locals in that area.
00:36not only the Kurds, but the Arab majority in that region
00:40You see clear differences between their living conditions, production and life, more precisely, and even sports, political work, and the rest of the areas
00:47whether in the areas of the regime or in the areas
00:51extremist factions in Idlib and other areas. We stop here and continue to prevaricate in the questions between our guests, not to ask Mr. Sharif a question
01:01Shehadeh accuses Damascus of Syria's democratic forces of working for Washington, but she meant that she was in the first ranks to fight
01:11ISIS is something that it was able to achieve
01:14in light of known American support. This was at a time when the Syrian government forces were busy on several fronts
01:23and did not hesitate to receive the Iranian support
01:26and the Russian under the pretext of maintaining its security. In your opinion, did the Kurds have another option in light of the existential threat that
01:35was formed by ISIS and organizations
01:37Another extremist?
01:42the Kurds could have had another option. They could have dealt with the Syrian government and coordinate in the fight against ISIS
01:51not to act in isolation from it as if they
01:54A country from a country. This is a mistake. In fact, the Syrian government was open
02:00all those who want to fight ISIS terrorist organization. I do not think that any party in Syria
02:09wants to fight ISIS,
02:11we can call foreign forces from abroad, and were they able, in the opinion of the Syrian government, to defeat ISIS
02:18if they only coordinate with the Syrian regime. Some say that the coalition
02:22with the American forces is the one that settled this battle
02:26in
02:27they could have cooperated with the Syrian government and the Russian government, and you know that the Syrian government and the Russian government have achieved a lot
02:35in the fight against ISIS. No one can
02:38or a group, if it wants to fight ISIS, to call foreign forces from abroad. This is not a matter of sovereignty
02:46national, and therefore
02:48the mistakes of the Kurdish brothers in this issue. They had to coordinate with the Syrian government, which in turn coordinates with the Russian government
02:56to expel ISIS, and I think that the Syrian government