Urgent Call for State Authority in Syria to End Bloodshed and Restore Peace

Urgent Call for State Authority in Syria to End Bloodshed and Restore Peace

On March 11, 2025, at 13:00, the Vatan (Patriotic) Party Chairman, Doğu Perinçek, addressed the media at the party’s Istanbul Provincial Headquarters. During this press conference, he expressed his deep concern over the escalating violence in Syria and outlined the policies of the Vatan Party. His statements highlight the severe implications of the ongoing conflict, emphasizing the need for unity and action.

Perinçek elaborated, stating:

“We are watching with concern and inexpressible pain the intense violence in Syria and the massacre of our brothers and sisters from every nation, sect, and religion.”

Understanding the Crisis in Syria

According to Perinçek, the gradual disintegration of Syria is evident, and its destruction as a state poses a serious threat of regional war. He urged that mere condemnation of violence is futile, likening it to “dreaminess” or “necromancy.” He emphasized the pressing responsibilities that all nations bear towards humanity.

Accusations Against External Forces

Perinçek pointed fingers at the Israeli and US administrations, claiming they are executing a plan aimed at dividing Syria. He stated:

“Israel is primarily responsible for the intense and planned violence in Syria. The Deep State of the US, in particular, is endeavoring to bring the Greater Middle East Project back from the grave.”

He highlighted several key points regarding the external influences on the Syrian crisis:

  • Armed conflicts are being incited among various communities, fostering deep enmities.
  • Efforts are in place to weaken the Syrian government and ensure that no armed authority can maintain peace.
  • An environment is being cultivated to encourage requests for armed protection from foreign powers, especially Israel and the US.
  • The current situation reflects a broader strategy to expand Israeli control in Syria.

Consequences of Division

Perinçek warned that the ongoing disintegration and the resulting authority gap are not just threats to Syria but to the entire region. He addressed the Syrian nation, stating:

“You are all targets.”

He outlined the objectives of the Israeli and US plans:

  • To establish a “Second Israel” under the guise of “Kurdistan.”
  • To create pseudo-federal states that separate the Druze and Alawites from Syria.
  • To force Syrian Turkmens to emigrate.
  • To suppress the Christian population, particularly its intellectual elite.
  • To establish control over Sunni-majority areas using terrorist factions.
  • To undermine unity among patriotic Sunni elements in Syria.
  • To limit the support from neighboring countries like Türkiye, Russia, and Iran for Syria’s unity.

Unity Against a Common Threat

Perinçek emphasized that the true target of external forces is not a single group or nation but rather the collective Syrian identity. He urged all factions to recognize the common threat and to cease mutual accusations:

“Accusations among Syrians and Syria’s allies serve the Israeli and US plan.”

He called for solidarity among all groups within Syria and its allies, emphasizing the need to stop the violence. He acknowledged the difficulty of this task but insisted it was essential to prevent even greater threats.

The Role of the Syrian Government

Perinçek stressed the critical responsibility of the Syrian administration. He warned that failure to protect all citizens would lead to its downfall:

“The primary duty of a state is to ensure the security and well-being of its citizens.”

He also pointed to recent agreements between the Syrian government and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) as a potential path towards unity. This agreement aligns with Abdullah Öcalan’s call for disarmament and could hinder the plans for a divided Syria.

Call for Action

In closing, Perinçek made a passionate appeal to all parties involved:

“Syrians, unite for peace and unity in Syria! Neighbors and friends of Syria, unite to end the strife!”

He urged the Syrian government to embrace all citizens and ensure their security, warning against succumbing to division and strife. The Vatan (Patriotic) Party stands firm in its commitment to support a unified Syria, believing that the path to peace and independence is essential for the region.

Conclusion

The ongoing conflict in Syria represents a complex web of external and internal challenges. As highlighted by Doğu Perinçek, the need for unity among the Syrian people and their allies is more critical than ever to counteract the divisive plans laid out by foreign powers. The future of Syria hinges on collective action towards peace, security, and mutual respect among its diverse communities.

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