QENDIL, Defense Regions of Medya, — Rewar Awdanan a member of PJAK General Assembly stated in an interview with Chatrpress News that election in Iran will not solve the current problems. “Iran can’t solve its problems through election, what Iran seek is to stay in power,” said Awdanan.
This senior member of PJAK (Kurdistan Free Life Party) believes that Turkey is preparing for new war and Iran is paving its downfall.
In relation to PJAK’s boycotting of the election in Iran, Mr. Awdanan said, Iran has crystallized its strategy and apart from staying in power, it is not ready for changes demanded by people.
“The revolution and the popular uprising of the Middle East particular the Kurdistanian’s,” said Awdanan “have developed a new model of political structure different from state’s formation. This new model is reliant on the people and for this reason it has democratic character. The act of boycotting of parliamentary election is what people wanted and hence of democratic character. This is also a sign for radical and essential changes”.
This member of PJAK’s General Assembly rejected the allegation that they have recently been inactive and pointed to their multi-faceted campaign which is not limited only to military activities. “PJAK’s activities range from ideological, political and diplomatic domains to social organization of the people in all areas. PJAK is ready for any situations and its members are active in all different areas,” Awdanan added.
In relation to Turkish and Iranian relation Awdanan said, “One could say that Turkish and Iranian relation has collapsed. Iran is one of those states with a strategic status that the international system wants to demolish. Turkey is a means of interference for the occupying powers and the implementation of their policies in the region. Iran and Turkey are two opposing poles. Turkey is preparing for war and invasions while Iran is gearing up for retreat and collapse. Iran has well understood Turkish threats. The wrestling of Ottoman Empire and the Safawid’s has incarnated,” concluded Mr. Awdanan.