Releasing a written statement about the situation in Syria, the International Coordination of Revolutionary Parties and Organizations (ICOR) called for support for the Syrian and Kurdish people in Syria.

The association of more than 40 autonomous, independent and self-reliant communist parties and organizations aims to overcome the imperialist world system” in a revolutionary transformation and to establish the dictatorship of proletariat.

ICOR remarked that the destabilization in Syria became known worldwide in 2011, when the protests against Assad government started, noting that these demonstrations were formed by a large political spectrum: the Kurds and the revolutionary forces asking for changes and to end the Assad regime, the reactionary Islamic fundamentalists at the service of imperialism that want to implement an Islamic regime.

The association condemned a possible military intervention of the U.S. and its allies in Syria and made a call to join forces in the struggle against the imperialists.

ICOR also condemned the interference of the other big imperialist block, the Russian-Chinese one, which -it said- also had interests in that area and wanted to maintain the reactionary government of Assad.

Declaring itself against the two imperialist blocks, ICOR also voiced solidarity with the Kurds, the People's Protection Units (YPG) and Rojava. ICOR said they supported the people of Syria and their release from its reactionary government.

The association said they rejected both those who justify the invasion of US-European block under the pretext of a so-called humanitarian task and pander to Occidental imperialism, preparing the justification of predatory war, and those who second the fascists of Al-Nusra Front (Al-Qaeda in Syria). "We confront the positions defended by the U.S. lackeys of the Free Syrian Army (FSA) and those who dogmatically support Assad, ignoring the drama Kurdistan is daily living. We condemn any kind of interference, and therefore we are frontally opposed to the Anglo-American intervention", it added.

ICOR ended its statement by calling for solidarity for a consistent anti-imperialism, against all kinds of imperialist interference, oor the right of self-determination of the Kurdish people and for socialism.