a "time bomb" for France, considers a Frenchman committed to the Kurds

André Hébert, a 26-year-old Frenchman who testifies under a pseudonym in "Until Raqqa, with the Kurds against Daesh"stressed on Thursday, October 10 on Franceinfo, the role of the Kurds in the fight against Daesh. "For the release of Raqqa, the Kurds fought relentlessly", he testifies. "12,000 have died in action against the Islamic State and are now betrayed by Donald Trump's decision to let this territory invade."

franceinfo: Who are these Kurdish forces?

André Hébert: It is a coalition, with armed groups, centered around the YPG (People's Protection Units), Arab, Turkmen, Syriac battalions, a multi-ethnic, multi-faith revolutionary force fighting for a project of direct democracy, sharing of wealth, and a secular society where all identities are respected.

What strategy for Turkey?

A Turkish bombardment of a Syrian prison on Wednesday night was made with the aim of encouraging the escape of jihadist prisoners among the most dangerous, to spread chaos in the region. These prisoners are going to scatter in the nature and the risk is that they come back to Europe, to carry out attacks like that of Paris. These prisoners are time bombs.

How did we get here ?

The Kurds called on countries like France to recover their jihadist nationals, they called on the international community to help them secure these camps and try the jihadists, but none of these options has been taken seriously. Turkey will use these prisoners to sow chaos and strengthen the ranks of its mercenary army in the onslaught of Rojava (Western Kurdistan or Syrian Kurdistan), prisoners who will recreate a caliphate bis, even more dangerous than the previous one. because it is under the protection of Turkey and therefore of NATO.