Kurdish separatists were using civilians as human shields by among other things hiding in a hospital. A soldier on the ground reported that being the reason for the assault taking longer than it should have. Kurdish militants are hated by many Kurds in the region, which is evidenced by testimonies from Kurds themselves and also many defections from the ranks of the Kurdish separatist militants. These militants bombed civilian buildings in Aleppo and have a history of targeting civilians in general. Supporting these militants through propaganda is an act of proxy informational warfare, and is not meant to protect anybody in the region from "war crimes" for the reasons I have outlined above.

2. "The Cradle" is a know propaganda platform and should be treated the same way you would treat any element doing pro-separatist propaganda, hiding war crimes of said separatists while creating a false victim narrative to defend Kurdish terror organizations that are even hated by other Kurds.

The incentive was never to defend the rights of anybody in the region, but to secure oil extraction from northeastern Syria.