12.12.2025 11:25
There are 20 days left until the deadline for the SDG terrorist organization to disband and integrate into the Syrian army. Turkey has clearly communicated that if the process does not conclude, operations will be carried out in conjunction with the Syrian army, while images of Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) convoys in Syria have also made a significant impact. National Defense Minister Yaşar Güler stated, "We will not allow any terrorist organization." Meanwhile, the Syrian army is deploying an army of 80,000 personnel to the region.
Turkey is closely monitoring developments regarding the future of the SDF, which it sees as an extension of a terrorist organization in Syria. Security sources reported that the SDF will integrate into the Syrian army by the end of the year, stating that Turkey has taken a clear stance on this issue. The sources stated, "As Turkey, we say 'you will disband as an organization, and you will integrate into the army as individuals. You will no longer act as a single organization.' This is our condition. We absolutely do not accept the upper management of the SDF being part of the Damascus government."
TURKEY WILL SUPPORT SYRIA'S OPERATION
Security sources, recalling the March 10 agreement, stated that if the conditions are not met, the Syrian government could conduct operations for the integrity of the country, and Turkey would support this. The sources said, "Recently, there have been small conflicts in some regions; they are still trying to resist. However, sooner or later, they will integrate. Because the US, Syria, and Turkey agree on this matter. Israel is trying to stir up trouble. It is not possible for PKK members to join the SDF and then enter the Syrian army from there."
NATIONAL DEFENSE MINISTER GÜLER: WE WILL NOT ALLOW ANY TERRORIST ORGANIZATION
National Defense Minister Güler also issued a striking warning regarding the terrorist organization SDF in Syria. Yaşar Güler stated, "In order for the process to proceed healthily and continue, the PKK terrorist organization and all affiliated groups must immediately cease their terrorist activities in all regions where they are located, especially in Syria, in accordance with the dissolution decision, and unconditionally surrender their weapons."
Güler emphasized that in order to permanently establish the goal of a "terror-free Turkey," the armed elements in Syria must quickly integrate into the central administration, stating, "We expect the organization to complete this transformation without delay in a way that will prevent external interventions, taking into account the calls for disarmament and integration coming from within itself."
Güler stated that no terrorist organization, regardless of the name it operates under, will be allowed to continue if it threatens the peace in the region. Güler added, "Recent statements and analyses in the international media also indicate that the YPG-SDF terrorist organization is being attempted to be used as an apparatus by regional actors to prepare the ground for new geopolitical engineering. This situation poses a direct threat not only to Syria but also to Turkey's national security."
80,000 SOLDIERS WILL BE DEPLOYED THIS WEEK
Meanwhile, according to information obtained from security units, the Syrian army had completed its preparations for a comprehensive operation following the expiration of the deadline given to the PKK-SDF structure. In this context, the deployment of 7 divisions and approximately 80,000 soldiers is planned. It was noted that this number could increase further depending on developments, and that heavy weapons, as well as drones, helicopters, and fighter jets, would be used in the operation. While surveillance drone flights were intensified in the Deir ez-Zor, Tishrin-Karakozak, Tabqa, Halsa, Ayn Issa, and Raqqa fronts, the locations of the advance units had been determined.