I don ' t got anything to do tomorrow so why not stay up till the wee hours of the morning . <| sep |> knowing background of the agreement , yes , actually , yes it does , but not because agreement itself . So it doesn ' t , but it does ? Don ' t really understand what you are meaning . Basically my understanding is that Turkish government is trying to claim that they are entitled invade any country that harbors PKK or affiliated groups . But it ain ' t that easy , and for good reason . Just to underline what this position would mean , according to this logic Turkey would be entitled to bomb Prague , because there is YPG office , or any European country where PYD and PJAK are working legally . In world of international law , Turkey have right to ask sovereign country Syria to allow it ' s troops in , or go to UN Security Council to get authorisation to act . Turkey doesn ' t have any authorisation from UNSC to attack SDFYPG and since it ' s operating in Syrian territory , its actions in this case are pretty obviously illegal . Let ' s remember , SDF and YPG are not defined as terrorist by anyone but Turkey . Let ' s also remember that US just pulled it ' s support from ES saying this operation is not part of antiISIS coalition efforts . That weakened Turkey ' s position in practical terms , but it also weakens their legal justification to be in Syria at all .