00:00I know you've been lobbying heavily in the U.S. for support, and Donald Trump came out soon after the strike saying he was not looking for regime change because he didn't want to see what he called chaos in the region.
00:11How does his stance, if that is to stand, because he may change his mind, but if he does decide regime change is not on the agenda for the U.S. in its role in what happens in the region, how does it affect your stance in terms of getting your party and the rights that you're looking for?
00:26Dealing with the political system in Iran and the Islamic regime is something for the Iranian people to decide.
00:35We, as the Kurdish people, as well as other freedom-loving people in Iran, we want a new system, a new democratic, prosperous, peaceful Iran, a new secular Iran, a new federal Iran, whatever you may describe it.
00:56And this is something for us to decide and for us to do something about it.
