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In Syria, the YPG / PKK terrorist organization and the Assad regime clashed once again this summer, according to local sources. The Assad regime, which stores barley and wheat bought from farmers in YPG / PKK-occupied regions during the silo harvest period in the Kamishli district town of Tavariç, decided to ship the wheat in question inland. from Syria after the bread crisis broke out in the regions it controlled.
PKK STOPPED ESAD’S WHEAT CONVOY
According to the news in AA, the Assad regime, which plans to complete this process in 10 days, began making shipments in small groups of 5 trucks at night so as not to be caught by the forces of the US-led coalition. Trucks loaded with wheat leaving Qamishli were stopped by YPG / PKK terrorists in the Tabka district of Raqqa.
30 PERCENT OF THE VALUE OF WHEAT WAS REQUESTED
The YPG / PKK demanded from the Assad regime 30 percent of the value of wheat loaded onto trucks in exchange for permission to ship.
While the problem between the parties continues, trucks loaded with wheat wait in Tabka and Qamishli.
WHEAT DIVIDER ORGANIZATION FIGHT WITH THE REGIME
This year, as the harvest season approached, the war against wheat began between the terrorist organization and the Assad regime. While the regime offered better prices to farmers in the Hasakah, Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor regions, which were occupied by a terrorist organization, the terrorist organization prevented the transport of wheat between the provinces and thus attracted the public reaction.
AGREED WITH THE TERRORIST ORGANIZATION
However, the Assad regime reached an agreement with the YPG / PKK in exchange for some concessions at the end of June to avoid the depreciation of the Syrian pound against the dollar. Under the agreement, the regime stopped buying wheat and barley from these regions.
MANAGE HASEKE TOGETHER
The YPG / PKK terrorist organization and the Assad regime run the city of Hasakah together. The regime forces control Kevkep Mountain, the security unit and the 156th Brigade in the center of Hasakah city. There is a regime-owned airport, a military brigade and a security unit in the center of the Qamishli district of Hasakah province. Some state institutions in Hasakah province are also under the control of the Assad regime.
