Turkey's war with the Kurd to distract the Middle East, Arabs from its true ambitions

Turkish State and old Ottoman Sultanate have the same approach in committing crimes to eradicate the people and obliterating its history and culture.

Turkey is currently trying to break up Kurdistan in an effort to recover what it lost in the Treaty of Lausanne signed in 1923, which divided Kurdistan in the past, and wants to break it up further as the first centenary approaches its signature.

The strategy of Turkish Occupation is nationalist fanaticism and denial of the other.'

The co-chair of the District Council of Shahba, Juma Kalo, spoke of the Ottoman approach and the massacres committed by the Ottoman State against Armenians, Syriacs, Assyrians and Greece, stressing that the continuation of crimes against the Kurdish people was only a continuation of the Ottoman chauvinist strategy and approach based on national intolerance and denial of the other people

Turkey launched at least 300 barbarian campaigns against the Kurdistan Liberation Movement

Obviously, it has not been the first time to be targeted, but it preceded by a series of campaigns. (Over 300 campaigns), all failed, aimed at breaking up Kurdistan and separating its four parts to occupy each part, thereby penetrating any Kurdistan Liberation Movement. " These attacks its purpose on legitimate defence zones with aiming to divide Kurds' areas and attempting to separate Rojava from Başûr Kurdistan, besieging northern and eastern Syria, making it easier to control on the one hand, besieging Başûr Kurdistan and cancelling the only Ibrahim Hebron crossing with Turkey on the other, so that the crossing is under its influence, without taking into account to Başûr Government and even Iraqi Government

'The objective of the Turkish Occupation is to fragment Kurdistan again to facilitate its occupation.'

For her part, the member of the Free Women's Council of Shahba Canton Amal Ismail said that "Turkey, through its attacks on legitimate defence zones, is trying to fragment the Kurdistan territories previously subdivided into 4 parts by the capital States, and Turkey is trying to break up Kurdistan again to facilitate its control and passage into the Ottoman dream."

It was to be hoped that the Turkish Occupation would send its mercenaries to multiple areas and that, under false arguments, the wars in those areas would be aimed at expanding its occupation just before the end of the Treaty of Lausanne. If we look at the Turkish State's war with the PKK, the aim of this war is to try to distract the Middle East and the Arabs in particular from the true goal of restoring the ambitions of the Ottoman State.

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ANHA