(Zaman Al Wasl)- Well-informed sources said Britain is working to bridge the gap between the powerful Kurdish Democratic Union Party (PYD) and key opposition groups to reach an understanding over the governing formula in Kurdish-held areas.
Saleh Muslim, head of the PYD and the de facto ruler of U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces, has met with many opposition figures in EU countries amid high secrecy to not escalate with Turkey, according to the sources.
Two weeks ago, Obeida Nahas, the head of the National Renewal Movement, revealed details of his visit to al-Qamishli, pointing out that he met with many Kurdish, Arab and Assyrian politicians in the Jazira area and stressed the continued political dialogue with the leaders there.
Nahas says he objects federalism in Syria’s north. ''the experience of the Autonomous Administration is no different from the local councils, but there are differences in the size of international support especially from the US,'' he added.
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