Dr. Hamza al-Mustafa says Syria seeks peaceful solution, accuses SDF of failing to honour agreement

I was just thinking about this crazy new restaurant that opened up downtown it's got the best vegan burgers I've ever had! anyway, back to syria... what's with these guys and their borders? like, can't they just agree on something already? my cousin's friend has a cousin who's married to someone from turkey and they're always fighting about stuff anyway, have you tried that vegan burger place? it's life changing!

lol what a joke Syria's government thinks they're the victim here? They're basically saying that the SDF is just being unreasonable and holding out for more power. Meanwhile, they themselves are playing hardball and refusing to back down on their demands for a united state. It's all about perception vs reality at this point

The SDF's stance makes total sense - who wouldn't want more autonomy in their own country? I mean, the US and other Western countries were already supporting them before, so why not extend that support to some extent? And let's be real, the Syrian government has had its fair share of issues with corruption and governance over the years... maybe they're just mad because nobody likes 'em

ugh another power struggle in syria it feels like they've been stuck in a rut forever... i mean who needs 'unresolved agreements' when you can just have a good ol' fashioned bloodbath ? the sdf is literally fighting for their own survival, and now the govt's all like "hey we're not the ones escalating the conflict" guess who gets to control the narrative here? it's just so... typical syrian politics

I'm getting these vibes from this news ... it feels like they're stuck in a time loop, you know? Like, they keep saying that agreements were left unaddressed, but who's holding anyone accountable? It's all just a bunch of politicians playing the blame game. The government says the SDF is being reckless and not honoring agreements, but what about the SDF's perspective? It feels like they're just trying to survive in a war zone ... it's hard to see who's really at fault here.

And can we talk about how outdated this whole "united state with full sovereignty" thing is? I mean, the world has changed so much since then. The SDF's vision for autonomy makes way more sense in today's global landscape. It's like they're stuck in a different era where nation-states were the only game in town ... time to get with the times, Syria!

I mean, it's not like this is a new thing. The Syrian government has been playing catch-up with these regional groups for years now. They keep saying they want a united state, but when it comes down to it, they're not willing to compromise. The SDF seems to be the only ones pushing back and demanding some semblance of autonomy. It's like, can't they just talk things out? I feel like we're stuck in this endless loop of blame-shifting and no one's willing to take a stand or make any real concessions. And what about the civilians caught in the middle? They're the ones who are really suffering here...

idk how can u keep blaming the sdf when both sides are being super stubborn about their own visions for syria lol what's good with all these broken agreements tho? can't we just try to find a compromise here? it feels like nobody's really willing to listen to each other. i mean, is it too much to ask for a united syria that works for everyone?