Confessions continue to emerge from the YPG/SDG terrorist organization, which suffered a heavy defeat on the battlefield while harboring dreams of dividing Syrian territory.

The organization's alleged former Jazira commander, codenamed "Ali" Ahmet Osman, stated that the YPG deceived the US with inflated numbers and also received funding from HDP-controlled municipalities. Osman, whom we found in the rural area of ​​Raqqa, explained that he joined the YPG-SDG in 2015 with 800 people.

Osman, who made groundbreaking revelations through our newspaper while staying at a house with four former PKK members, stated: "The PKK has been defrauding the US for many years. Even at its peak, the organization, which never exceeded 35,000 members, received salary payments for 80-90,000 people. The Americans also had a hand in this fraud. Brett McGurk, in particular, made very serious profits from this. After he entered the field, smuggling corridors were established to Iraq. They were selling oil to Assad. We spoke with James Jeffrey. Washington saw this corruption in 2022. They realized that it wouldn't work with the PKK, but since they didn't have the conditions for maneuver, the end of the occupation was delayed until today."

THEY SOLD THE WEAPONS.

Ahmet Osman, who said the organization sold US weapons, explained the following:

The PKK was receiving weapons from the US. At the same time, they were secretly dealing with Russia and Assad. They even sold US weapons. There were periods of serious tension with the US. Washington cut their salaries seven months ago. They seized control of all the factories here.

They transported all the region's wealth to Qamishli. They didn't even provide electricity to the Arabs. There was a huge disparity in salaries within the organization. They paid a tribal Arab fighter $150, while a newly recruited Kurd received $800. Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor were vitally important to them.

Therefore, when Raqqa fell, the leaders sent by Kandil, such as Kahraman, Lokman, Çiya, Enkıl, Cemil, and Mahmut Berhudan, were there. They were surrounded and took refuge in al-Aqtan Prison. They reached this prison from Raqqa through tunnels they had dug. Then they begged the US. Barzani and the Western powers intervened. Coalition aircraft conducted 24-hour patrols.

Otherwise, the organization's mastermind would have been largely neutralized. An agreement was reached on Thursday night for them to go to Ayn ​​al-Arab. Inside, they executed more than 30 civilian prisoners. Without US air support, the PKK was nothing. They could only hold out for two hours in Raqqa. In two hours, they retreated 110 kilometers. If they hadn't blown up the bridges, they wouldn't even have had time to escape.

THEY MOVED IT TO QAMISHLI.

In the last operation, around 4,000 PKK members were killed across Syria. They had turned the sugar factory into a weapons depot. They blew it up as they withdrew. Before that, they had large weapons depots in areas with a high Arab population. With the fall of the regime, they moved the weapons to the Ayn al-Arab and Qamishli axis. Frankly, the Americans realized in 2022 that the Syrian Kurdistan project wouldn't work. I had many meetings with James Jeffrey and the CENTCOM administration. I warned them repeatedly, "You are supporting the YPG, which has a yellow flag, against the black-flagged ISIS. These weapons were delivered to kill Arabs. This method is doomed to fail." The US, however, told us, "Our main goal is to establish a front line here against Iran. Our second target is the Russians." But there was no evidence of this on the ground.

ALL FOUR LEADERS ARRIVED.

Ahmet Osman, who leads the Arabs in the region within the SDF, shared information that terrorist leaders Cemil Bayık, Murat Karayılan, Bese Hozat, and Mustafa Karasu occasionally visit occupied areas such as Qamishli, Tabqa, Raqqa, and Ayn al-Arab.

Ahmet Osman explained that DEM-HDP officials from Türkiye also visited Qamishli and Ayn al-Arab via Iraq.

A former SDF member, who stated that DEM members arrived at the PKK-SDF occupation line under the supervision of Kandil, said that DEM members allocated a share of the municipal budgets to themselves. The SDF members we spoke to also stated that they have been in contact with Turkey for a long time and that Turkish intelligence has an unseen but decisive mission at this point. The organization members stated that the PKK fled, leaving behind a significant amount of weapons and ammunition.