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established PKK affiliates that evolved into today’s YPG, HPG and
PJAK. 180
In April 2011, through the co-operation negotiations Ocalan con-
ducted with Bashar al-Assad via his attorneys, the PYD was recognized
by the regime and allowed to form a pro-regime, autonomous region in
the north of Syria by organizing some of the Kurds there. As a result of
the initiatives undertaken again by Ocalan from his cell in Imrali and the
PKK administrators’ traffic in Syria, the sentence of Salih Muslim, who
was sentenced to death in Syria, was revoked and he was taken from the
PKK encampment in Iraq and put in charge of the PYD in Syria.
To be able to maintain control of the Kurdish regions and command
and train the PYD militia, about 400 senior PKK administrators were
personally sent to Syria from Turkey and Iran. According to the infor-
mation received from the Syrian opposition, in the last 2 years, about

10,000 PKK militants have entered Afrin through Turkey.
The statement, “T The PYD carries out a revolution in Western
Kurdistan to build a democratic society. And then, we will move on to
Northern Kurdistan, i.e., Turkey” issued by the PYD in 2013 lays bare
the PKK/PYD collaboration.
In short, those who established, support, administrate, and provide
soldiers to the PYD are none other than the PKK. Yet, still claiming that
the PYD is a structure that is different and separate from the PKK is
quite a ridiculous assertion.

– The Tyranny of the PYD Is No Different from the PKK
Terrorism

It is a well-known fact that the PYD and the al-Assad regime is in
open cooperation. Just as in the example of Amuda massacre, the Syrian
Kurds who are opposed to the regime are either executed or arrested by
PYD armed forces, and subjected to prison, torture, or abuse. In many
regions under PYD control, such as Afrin, the Kurdish and Arabic youth
are forced to join the organization at gunpoint. Many Muslim Kurds are

being executed or exiled on the grounds of being Barzani spies.