One third of Syria's territory was allocated to Turkey by the United States. Why did it do this?

Personally, I think it is because the United States is stronger, so it is more powerful. Secondly, Syria can only bow to the United States if it can't beat the United States, and it will be beaten if it falls behind.

Aktai, adviser to the Turkish President, said that the United States has agreed to allocate nearly 60,000 square kilometers of territory bordering Turkey in northern Syria to Turkey, allowing it to establish a "safe zone" in the region to resettle refugees. Aktai said that the "security zone" extends 32 kilometers from the 444-kilometer border between Turkey and Syria to the Syrian side, including Raqqa province and dayr az zawr, all of which are within the "security zone", accounting for about one third of the total area of Syria. In addition, Aktai also warned the Syrian government that if the Syrian army enters the area without permission, it will be regarded as a war against Turkey.

In the international community, strength always comes first, which was once again confirmed in the Syrian conflict a few days ago. According to the latest reports of American media 2 1, 1, Turkish high-level officials confirmed that after intense consultations, the United States and Turkey reached an understanding on the final fate of Syrian Kurds. It is reported that the United States agreed to put pressure on Kurds to withdraw from the "safe zone" demanded by Turkey. turkey

Most of the territory, including Raqqa province in northern Syria and dayr az zawr, will be occupied by Turkey, where the Turkish army will establish a "state within a country", which will be controlled by Syrian rebels supported by the country and become another "base camp" against the Syrian-Russian Coalition forces. Although the Kurds had previously announced their surrender to Syria and Russia, they made the wrong decision again under the temptation of the United States. At present, the Kurdish army has begun to retreat from the border, giving a large area of Syria to the fighting Turkey.