Syria crisis will not end without Kurds: Ahmet Turk
The co-leader of Turkey Kurdish Democratic Society Congress (DTK), Ahmet Turk, declined there would be an end to the Syria crisis without negotiating with the Kurds and accepting their pivotal role in the country.
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