me, a fellow in geo politics, international security and middle east studies at the role united services institute of defense and security think tank and in the united states in virginia or indeed. and i haven't saw a non resident senior fellow at the foreign policy research institute. here's what laws. the focus is on regional kurdish affairs. a very warm welcome to you. it is a big deal and date the story and actually highly i'd like to start with you for decades of almond struggle for 2000 killed. and now the prospect to piece before we . busy move into the nitty gritty of all this. could you just contextualize as far as just how much of a turning point in history could this be if the p k k and they do laid down their own? thank you for having me on the program. so i'm glad you said good because of course there are multiple possibilities and potentiality is here. but in the event that this does actually leads to a genuine piece and the, the laying down of ours by the p k. k. then i think the ramifications are quite significant, not simply for turkey, but also in syria, a somewhat in a rock as w

punish them as the drum tends to be somebody romani is an associate fellow as the royal united services institute. he says there is still a jobs the us and you cry and will reach a deal despite the breakdown and tools. it was definitely a long build up to that would trump. beasley describing polanski is a dictator and urging yeah. be agreeing to hold elections as soon as possible, even though there's martial law and in the print in rad, that basically voted to ensure that elections did not be held until after the war was over. and then they were also at the us reject the ukraine's police for need a membership and security guarantees. so basically what we saw had a long build up and it just blew over emotionally what i think bands and trump appealing to the instincts of the mega base which wants to abandon their support for your grand and take a very hard line as landscape. finally, gave me is the cancellation of the deal. i think that obviously the deal is showing a lot of flexibility. i mean, the united states initially wanted to go over $500000000.00 the minerals ukrainians, were able to kind o