10.01.2026 00:50
U.S. President Donald Trump made statements regarding the conflicts in the city of Aleppo, Syria. In his statement, Trump said, "I want to see peace between the Kurds and the Syrian government. As you know, we have good relations with both."
US President Donald Trump made a statement regarding the clashes between the terrorist organization PKK/YPG and the Syrian army in Syria.
"I WANT TO SEE PEACE"
Emphasizing that Syrian President Ahmed Shara must succeed, Trump said, "I want to see peace between the Kurds and the Syrian government."
"WE WANT IT TO BE STOPPED"
Trump, who said, "As you know, we have good relations with both," expressed: "They have been natural enemies for years, but we get along well with both. We want Syria to succeed. So far, I think they are succeeding. However, these events are flaring up anew, and we want it to be stopped."
WHAT HAD HAPPENED?
In Syria, the terrorist organization YPG had carried out attacks on many points in Aleppo from the regions it occupied since January 6. The Damascus administration had requested YPG to comply with the March 10 Agreement and to end the attacks in Aleppo. Following the continuation of YPG's attacks, the Syrian army had launched pinpoint operations against the positions of the terrorist organization in the Sheikh Maqsud and Ashrafiyeh neighborhoods of Aleppo, which it occupied. In the attacks carried out by the terrorist organization since January 6, 9 Syrians lost their lives, and 55 people, mostly civilians, were injured. The Aleppo City Center Committee announced that the number of those evacuated to safe areas in Aleppo was 142,000.