A 25,000-strong army surrounding the PKK/YPG in Syria is waiting for orders to attack.

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After the collapse of the 61-year Baath regime in Syria, panic continues within the terrorist organization PKK/YPG, while the Syrian National Army is waiting for the order to operate at the border points of the occupied areas.

ENCIRCLED WITH 25 THOUSAND SOLDIERS

General Ziyad Hacı Ubeyd of the Syrian National Army (SNA) stated in an interview with Türkiye newspaper, "There is a significant morale and operational collapse within the ranks of the terrorist organization PKK-YPG. Our 25,000 soldiers are waiting for the order to attack at the border points of occupied areas such as Tabqa - Raqqa - Ain Issa - Jarablus - Hafsa - Sarrin. In the last 20 days, 7-8 thousand terrorists have fled. According to reports we received, 75 Arab-origin terrorists who fled from PKK ranks in Raqqa were shot by mountain units. They are looting everything in Raqqa. They transported many items such as grain silos, hospital supplies, jewelers, and electrical transformers from Tabqa to Qamishli," he said.

"THE DAESH LIE HAS NOW BECOME UNUSABLE"

General Ubeyd stated that Ain al-Arab, which the organization declared as its psychological capital, is one of their primary targets, saying, "What is currently stopping us is the U.S.'s insistence on a disarmed solution. But this situation can no longer be sustained. A ceasefire was requested twice, and we complied. The terrorist organization violated it. They are trying to extract a concession for an autonomous region under the protection of external forces because they understand that they can no longer maintain their armed presence. They also desire to resolve this process with Damascus. So far, the new administration has taken a clear stance. The U.S. does not want the Turkey-backed SNA to enter the PKK-occupied area. If a force is to take over, they want it to be the new administration in Damascus and HTS. Because the insistence of PKK-YPG will cause them to lose both Ankara and Damascus. The lies about DAESH have also become unusable. Turkey has made clear moves to take that leverage from the U.S. and its allies; it has made offers. To date, nearly 20,000 DAESH members have been distributed to 15 prisons in the occupied area. For 10 years, these terrorists have been kept as insurance for PKK. However, the solution is simple; these terrorists will either be handed over to the justice system of the Syrian government and tried or returned to their home countries. But they have been kept waiting for years for these days," he said.

"THEY WILL RETURN THE LAND THEY HAVE OCCUPIED"

General Ubeyd, stating that "Our patience has truly run out," continued: "We absolutely reject the attempts to integrate PKK members into the new army. They will return the land they have occupied. Most of the terrorists coming from Iraq, Iran, and Turkey will either leave or be eliminated. Those who are Syrian will be tried according to the country's laws and will serve their sentences if there are any."