International, Arab silence pave the way for Turkification in Syria

Under its malice policies, the Turkish state exploits the intertwining of international relations and regional interests, and carries out its policies in many regions amid international silence and the majority of the Arab countries that turn blind eye to the issue.

NEWS

31 December, 2020 03:42

Kobane

Turkey's presence in Syria is founded on key elements, above all, the extremist terrorist groups that are considered the popular incubator according to Turkish pretexts for its foothold in the Syrian, that in fact exceeded the borders of several countries in the region.

The Turkification in Syria is one of its priorities at the current stage, as it relies on purely educational systems to prepare cadres, in addition to luring to the youth livelihood under the clause of learning the Turkish language for employment.

Dozens of Turkish flags and pictures of Turkish leaders, most notably Ataturk and Erdogan, are sseen in the occupied territories above the institutions, and many facilities and institutions named in Turkish such as the "Ottoman Nation Park" in Azaz and the National Hospital in Jarablus.

From the Ottomans to the Turks ... the ethnic process continues!

Nihad Ahmed, Vice Co-chair of the Executive Council in the Autonomous Administration in the Euphrates region, says: "The Turkish occupation state was stablished in the first place at the expense of the region's components, which it carried against the worst massacres, such as the Seyfo and Roboski and others."

He added, "With the arrival of the Turks from Mongolia to Central Asia, and specifically to Anatolia, this region was teeming with cultural diversity of several peoples, including the Sassanids, the Laz, and the Romanians, but the brutality of the Turks melted down all the ethnicities under the Turkification, which continued from the eras of the Ottoman power."

Ahmed thinks that, "Turkey supports the Muslim Brotherhood in Syria in order to control the government and prolong the Ottoman expansion in Syria, but the international intervention failed it. Now, the same policy goes on in the occupied areas through the demographic change in those areas, where all public institutions are named after its Sultans and generals of the Ottoman Empire.

ANHA's correspondent reported local sources in the occupied areas that the Turkish occupation's social media promotes the Turkish language and the Turkish occupation provides inducements in the occupied areas, and offers missions to universities and institutes of Ankara and Istanbul, Turkey, so that it is estimated that the number of students involved in the Turkish language in Jarablus and Raha (Sanliurfa) reached more than 100 students per month, hoping to obtain administrative jobs within the occupation-controlled areas.

Ahmed adds: “The current Turkish government publicly acknowledges that some Arab countries are still part of the Ottoman state. Therefore, he requires the international community and the entire Arab states to stand up to these policies that expanded to Libya and Algeria, which Turkey claims to possess the ownership documents of these countries.

He added, "Turkey is gradually eating away at the most Arab countries, by spreading extremist ideology or the Turkification to control these countries."

The effect on the future Syrian solution

Turkey is trying to build a Salafi Islamist organization in the Middle East, and put pressure on the international community by threatening to send these extremists to the Old continent, in addition to that Turkey seeks to be the key player in the Syrian conflict and settlement, especially after entering into a direct war against the Syrian people. In northeast Syria and the occupation of entire regions.

In this context, Ahmed said: "The Turkish occupation state exercises a de-facto policy on the international and Arab community, so that it is impossible to solve the crisis of these areas after the Turkishization.”

He added, "Before solving the Syrian crisis, the Turkish occupation seeks with all its efforts to be the decision-maker in the negotiations for the Syrian solution, and the Arab community must be aware of these policies."

At the end of his speech, Nihad Ahmed referred to the role that the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES) has played in preserving the entity of components and active participation, and that each component has the right to manage its own areas. This is the first and most appropriate project with the Syrian reality, and these components cannot now be represented in international forums. With the name of another component.

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ANHA