Arab press: disappointment of Turkey supporters in Syria, Iran seeks to topple Iraq presidents

 disappointment for all those betting on Turkey in Syria, and Iran seeks to overthrow the presidents of Iraq
On Monday morning, Arab press focused on the repercussions of the Turkish occupation’s withdrawal from its “De-escalation points,” in addition to al-Sarraj’s visit to Turkey, and Iraqi situation.

'A new disappointment for the followers of Turkey'

The beginning of the Syrian issue, and in this context, Al-Bayan newspaper said: “The withdrawal of the Turkish army from two vital points in the northern Hama countryside was a sudden step on the ground and disappointing the bettors on Turkey, at a time when Ankara was saying that it will continue its presence in Syria until the start of the political solution in However, the recent Turkish withdrawal from Morek military point, then Sher Maghar, returned the question about the dimensions of this withdrawal from Hama countryside, for the benefit of the Syrian army. "

It added, "The Turkish withdrawals from the countryside of Hama coincided at the same time with Turkish military reinforcements in the countryside of Idlib, especially in Jabal al-Zawiya, which the Syrian army forces are trying to extract from the armed factions loyal to Turkey, as well as the redeployment of Turkish points in other areas, as the military equipment that dismantled them Turkey in Morek and Sher Maghar did not leave the Syrian lands, which indicates the continuation of the Turkish stay in Syria in other places to the extent permitted by the Turkish-Russian understanding, which is gradually diminishing.

In this context, the Turkish withdrawal can be read as the result of undeclared understandings with the Russian side, which is working to enable the Syrian army to control the ground in northern Syria, and to establish other understandings in other areas of Syria between the Russian and Turkish sides.

According to the British "Middle East Eye" website, that the Turkish withdrawal from the Turkish observation points, Ankara decided to abandon some of its military sites, after Russia prevented supplies from reaching the recently besieged Turkish points. The site indicated that the Turkish army would withdraw from four observation points and two military sites, which were It was surrounded by the Syrian army earlier during the military operation in Idlib.

On the other hand, military observers believe that the Turkish withdrawal from the countryside of Hama is only part of the agreement with Russia for more Turkish gains in other regions, which brings the Syrian north back to the circle of trade-offs between regional and international players.

"The visit of Al-Sarraj raises mystery"

Regarding the Libyan issue, Al-Sharq Al-Awsat newspaper said: “An unannounced visit by the head of GNA in Tripoli, Fayez al-Sarraj, to Ankara raises ambiguity, especially after he retracted his resignation due to his meeting with the head of Turkish intelligence, and al-Sarraj remained silent about reports that linked between his announcement of the withdrawal from the resignation, and a secret meeting he held with the head of Turkish intelligence, Hakan Fidan.

Local media criticized al-Sarraj’s management of his government from Istanbul, for deliberately neglecting to mention his current residence in all press releases issued by his office regarding his official activities over the past two days.

On the other hand, Counselor Aguila Saleh accused the Speaker of the Libyan Parliament, Turkey and other countries, in addition to the Muslim Brotherhood, of making efforts to reduce Egypt's role in the Libya file, and close relatives of Saleh, who met again in Cairo yesterday, confirmed his adherence to The "Cairo Declaration" is a major reference for any possible Libyan agreement.

An Iranian effort to overthrow the three presidents in Iraq

Iraq, Al-Arab newspaper said: "A political source in Baghdad revealed that Iran is planning to overthrow the three presidents in Iraq, ahead of the early parliamentary elections, scheduled for the summer of 2021, but its ambitions are facing serious difficulties."

And added, "Iran places both Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kazemi, President of the Republic Barham Salih and Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi in the category of allies of Saudi Arabia and the United States of America, since its ally, former Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi, was ousted after unprecedented demonstrations that began in October 2019 and lasted for months."

The sources expect that "the Iranian plan to overthrow the three presidents in Iraq will be revitalized after the US presidential election battle has evacuated and resulted in a winner."

The source familiar with the scenes of the political movement that has been taking place for days said that "Iran is working according to the principle (what is not fully realized, its bulk is not left), meaning that it will accept any partial results resulting from this plan.

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ANHA