No . You even listen enough reasons for them not to . <| sep |> Russian to outside single <| sep |> Just follow my moves , and sneak around ! Be careful not to make a sound ! Shhh . <| sep |> Yes . How else could it be ? <| sep |> Geez , so just add in an arm accessory or two . <| sep |> Yes that ' s a good price <| sep |> It ' s mostly on my legs for me . It makes me slightly selfconscious but I try not to let me get in the sun too much . <| sep |> 1 . If I ' m not wrong , it ' s also an economic embargo . The embargo is sometimes lifted for a very short while for people to move around and for aid . It ' s about politics . KDP wants to have influence in Northern Syria and PYD doesn ' t let them . 2 . Power . PYD has good relations with PUK , Gorran , Iraq , Iran Russia and probably Damascus as well . KDP only has Turkey on its side . KDP probably thought it would get a stronger voice if it had more land and represented more Kurds . There is also the ideological difference . KDP is nationalist and wants an independent Kurdistan . PYD and KCK in general seems to be okay with federalism and is more preoccupied with breaking the tribal system and fighting corruption and patriarchy . 3 . See 2 . They have huge differences of opinions . It will become interesting to see what happens if Rojava manages to get autonomy officially from Damascus . There must be a lot of Kurds in Syria who are more nationalist and strive for a Greater Kurdistan . How will PYD deal with them . 4 . Turkey doesn ' t differentiate between the two but it ' s obvious that PYD in Syria right now is considered a bigger threat than PKK in Iraq . Just like Kurds in Iraq have their region and are managing to become stronger , Kurds in Syria will have that as well if this succeeds and they have close ties with Kurds in Turkey . 5 . It ' s difficult to say honestly , but the Syrian government couldn ' t defend Rojava anyway when the rebels and ISIS were winning . It could have been a result of an agreement , but maybe the government expected the Kurds to fight them . 6 . I honestly think this is the best way forward . Rojava is small and weak so independence just for them is unlikely . The KRG taking over Rojava would have huge international implications and probably cause a war with Syria . Rojava should strive for autonomy right now until something happens in Turkey as well . If Bakur ever manages to pull this as well they can link up , but until then , Rojava needs to live with others in Syria and it might as well invest in those relations right now .