Is the Kurd ruled region of Syria going to be invaded in a major way now?

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1. as any attorney would say: *it depends*

2. Turkey is against them and israel support them

3. Turkey initially announced to release Ocalan to normalize things with YPG/PKK, however after Turkish Aerospace Industries attack they are now determined about not having them stationed right next to their border.

   Since Assad is gone, YPG is became obsolete and region and Syrians will benefit more from unified Syria.

4. Turkish sponsored ISIS aligned rebels wants to kill the Kurds. US is supporting the Kurds. Israel would support them as well I believe to have a calm neighbor.

5. after late bombing of Syrian arsenal by Israel there will be no immediate invasion.

6. “Kurd ruled region,” Do you see the problem? Why is the Arab majority in the hands of the Kurds? The reason for this 50-year dictatorship and 13-year civil war is primarily because the French, with their colonial wisdom, gave the majority of military power to a minority.

7. From what I heard a deal was struck between the Kurds, the US and Turkey to stabilize the current situation. Part of the deal is that a Kurdish militia retreats from a specific city.

8. Turkey has zero right to condemn Israel for its treatment of Gazans when they themselves do the same with the Kurds.

9. It depends. The US has never backed the Kurds with genuine support and condemned Iraqi Kurdistan independence vote while Russia and Israel supported it. Only Israel has continuously supported the Kurds as a strong Kurdistan would keep Turkey off Israel’a back and it weakened Assad and the Iran shiite corridor. Actually in that way Russia due to its frenemy relationship with Turkey may actually covertly support and arm the Kurds as a means of containing Turkey. Alexander Dugin a Russian Geopolitical strategist wrote that Russia should promote Kurdish independence and support Turkey enemies and that Turkish balkanization is the ultimate goal for Russia other than China and the US falling apart or mutually destroying each other. I am not saying Dugin is in power (he is not) but a lot of his foreign policy proposals have been supported and carried out by the Russian government in the decades since he wrote that book. It is also important to note Iran opposes Kurdistan but Russia has given Iraqi Kurdistan lots of money and invested in the region of Iraqi Kurdistan. Regarding Syrian Kurdistan Russia pushed for their inclusion in the Geneva peace talks among other things. Russia also does not call the PKK terrorists so I think it is safe to say the Kurds will be supported by Israel and Russia and Trump may listen to his pro Israel and pro Russian voices around him and conclude it helps them and helps America to weaken Turkey.

10. %70 percent of Syria’s oil reserves is now hold by SDF. New Syrian goverment will need money to rebuild Syria. We ll probably see HTS and SNA taking control those oil fields at least .

11. The Kurds can never catch a break

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