Turkey air strikes Kurdish private armed forces. Will Kurds turn to the Syrian government under pressure?

As the most chaotic region in the world today, the Middle East is as chaotic as a small world war, and it is still at war. Although the US military has now announced its withdrawal from Syria, the United States is still trying to reach a secret agreement with Turkey. Now that Turkey has cracked down on Kurds abandoned by the United States, under this pressure, Kurds will really choose to take refuge in Syria, because there is no way out now.

The Kurdish armed forces that lost American support lost Syria's biggest foreign aid. The biggest choice after isolation can only rely on the Syrian government. When the Turkish army attacked the Afwoodland region, the Syrian government intended to help the Kurds and admitted that the Kurds were Syrian nationals, hoping to scare off Turkey. The road left by the Syrian government to the Kurds may be useful today.

For the Kurds, a nation with a large population base, some media speculated that the initial intention of the US government is likely to support the second Israel. In the end, Turkey's fierce reaction made the United States lose ground on the Kurdish issue and finally forced it to make a choice. Regardless of Turkey, as long as it is a Kurdish issue, as long as someone has a bad attitude, the United States can only temporarily stop fighting.

No matter how the Kurdish issue in Syria changes in the future, this situation is undoubtedly the biggest opportunity for the Syrian government. Of course, the Syrian government will not miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Kurds currently control parts of two northern Syrian provinces. Once the Syrian government and Kurds reach a settlement, the issue of northern Syria will be resolved in a short time.