​​​​​​​Week panorama:Turkey's appeal to hide losses in Idlib, Cov  global epidemic

Over the past week, Arab newspapers have touched on the Turkish impasse in Idlib, in addition to its activity in Yemen, and the spread of the coronavirus.

Al Bayan: Erdoğan  is desperate to hide the losses of the Idlib agreement

In this context, al-Bayan newspaper said, "In recognition of the defeat and disappointment of the agreement with Russia in Idlib, from which Turkish President Recep Tayyip Arugan did not get anything. On the contrary, he lost a lot by allowing Russia for the first time to enter the M4, reflecting Turkish dissatisfaction with the agreement in hollow statements to Erdogan that his partners in the agreement were not intended for, but first and foremost the Turkish interior.

According to the newspaper, "Erdogan knows certainty that he is not able to withdraw from the agreement.  It does not appear from Erdogan's statements that his country will not hesitate to take greater military action in Idlib if the truce is violated, more than an attempt to hide the weakness of his position in the north of Syria, and loss of all the cards he was betting on. He only defends his soldiers deployed at checkpoints."

Erdogan told lawmakers of the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) in parliament that small ceasefire violations had occurred. Turkey's priority was the safety of 12 observation posts.

The Turkish Foreign Minister, Mevlot Causoglu, who described talks between Turkish and Russian officials on the implementation of the ceasefire as positive and constructive. the Turkish Defense Minister Khalousi Akar said: "We are currently considering measures regarding the safe opening of the M4 motorway."

Al Arab:" Turkish hands behind the current Yameni confusion."

"Yemeni political sources considered that the confusion in the ranks of Yemeni "legitimacy" and the imbalance in the management of the political and military file is one of the consequences of the escalating Turkish role in the Yemeni file; Ankara's negative impact on the Brotherhood of Yemen.

" pro-Ankara movement has contributed to distracting the list of priorities of the legitimate government and fuelled internal disputes among those opposed to the Houthi coup," the sources said.

"The Arabs" obtained confirmed information about the issuance of directives to a number of Yemeni political leaders affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood to announce the card of rapprochement with the Houthis, in order to blackmail the Arab alliance, and to contain any attempts to pressure towards addressing the imbalances in the institutions of legitimacy that suffer from the Brotherhood interference and the Turkish-Qatar current control.

In previous reports, al-Arab has monitored signs of increased Turkish activity in Yemen through the influx of Turkish intelligence agents through the crossings of al-Mahra province (far east of Yemen) under the cover of IHH, to some liberated Yemeni provinces, and to fuel political and media discourse against the Saudi-led Arab coalition through media channels broadcasting from the Turkish city of Istanbul."

Al Sharq al Awset: WHO: Corona is a global epidemic

"The Director-General of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Gipresos, announced yesterday that WHO is preparing the new Coronavirus (COVED-19), which is spreading around the world, but stressed that it is still manageable," Al Sharq al Awset daily said.

 the United Nations orgnization avoided using this term until yesterday, as a coronavirus has never caused a global epidemic, as mentioned by WHO.  Using the term "global epidemic" or "pandemic" to describe an infectious disease, which is easily infected, spread among them in an effective and sustainable manne in several countries. in 2009, the world health organization (WHO) classified swine flu as a "pandemic", which experts believe has killed hundreds of thousands of people.

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