Politicians: Turkish attacks are attempt to export its domestic crisis abroad

DELSOZ DELDAR-HOGER NEJJAR/AL-HASAKAH

The political and social reactions against the attacks of the Turkish occupation state towards the areas of northern Syria and the targeting of civilians continue. Hawar news agency highlighted the views of a number of politicians in northern Syria.

The administrator of the Future Syria Party in al-Hasaka city northern Syria, Ahmed Asaad, in this regard ,"the recent Turkish attacks on the border areas, specifically in Kobanî and Girê Spî / Tal Abyad, have many objectives, including the destabilization of the region, in addition to creating a comfort for IS which in its last stronghold east of the Euphrates River and supported by Turkey since its emergence."

The Turkish state has recently launched attacks on border areas in northern Syria, killing 2 of Self-Defense Forces and six-year-old Sara Mustafa on her return from school, in addtion to wounding ANHA correspondents Ibrahim al-Ahmad and Gulistan Mohammed, who remain in the hospital due to the severe injury to her face.

Turkey's double goal

Asaad pointed out that "the goal of Turkey is double by creating unrest in the north of Syria and prolonging the life of the IS in the region, because it is afraid of the democratic project implemented in the north and east of Syria, which brings democracy and the consolidation of the peoples fraternity, which Turkey does not want and pushed it to target the region."

Turkey received the green light

The heads of state (Russia, Germany, France and Turkey) met on October 27 in Istanbul to discuss several issues related to the Syrian crisis, to be followed on the same day by Turkey's targeting of the border strip in Rojava, observers say Turkey is receiving a green light to target northern Syria.

In this regard, the politician Ahmed Asaad,   noted that the meeting was a gain for Turkey, as Germany and France are concerned about the issue of refugees threatened by the Turks, while Russia and Turkey are good relations that the Russians have special benefits after the agreement between the parties in Afrin city.

He added ,"Russian officials have said that Russia has benefited 20 times from Turkey's invasion of Afrin in return for remaining Afrin in the hands of the Kurds, meaning that there are significant concessions to Turkey in favor of Russia, and in light of these fluctuations we can say that there is a green light to Turkey indirectly to target the region."

Assaad blamed Turkey's violations of the international coalition against the people of northern and eastern Syria, pointing out that a threatening threat would be negative for all, since the continuation of the Turkish attacks would lead to the cessation of the campaign against IS.

Turkey seeks to export its internal crisis

In the same context, said a member of the Central Committee of the Kurdish Democratic Party, Fathallah Hassou, "It is striking that whenever the military forces launched a campaign against mercenaries, Turkey deliberately urged several methods to interfere with these campaigns, as IS a trump card for Turkey to pass its policies to hit the project democratic project in northern Syria"

Hassou  added ,"Turkey is in a state of internal wallow, especially in the economic and political fields, so it seeks to export its crisis abroad and cover up its crisis."

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ANHA