International community ignores Turkish occupation attacks againts Kurds

 Intellectuals ruled out the international community's tendency to take punitive measures against Turkey;  Because of its use of chemical weapons against the Kurds, they stressed that the only deterrent to Turkey is the unity of the components and Kurds against the occupying state.

International community ignores Turkish occupation attacks againts Kurds
30 October, 2021   01:20
 Al-Hasakah - Botan Hussein

 The Turkish occupation state used chemical weapons against the Peoples Defense Forces more than 300 times during the period from April 23 to October 23, according to the latest statement issued by the latter.

 Poet Omar Sheikhmus believes that "Erdogan's barbaric policies do not differentiate between any part of Kurdistan, through continuous threats and attacks against Rojava, in conjunction with the use of chemical weapons in Başûr, and violations against the Kurds in Bakur."

 In the context, the writer Ahmed Suleiman explains that the history of the Turkish occupation state is a bloody history, based on interference in the affairs of others, saying: "The Turkish occupation state is trying to restore its Ottoman authority, which was formed on the blood, massacres and extermination of the peoples of the Middle East, which at that time reached the Spanish borders." 

 He added to our agency, "Modern Turkey does not accept the idea of ​​its current borders, after it controlled vast areas in the Middle East and parts of Europe."

 Suleiman believes that the Turkish occupation state fears empty-handed in a period when a new world order is being formed in the Middle East.

 Suleiman stressed that Turkey wants to pressure the international community to come out with political and national interests from the Middle East, by interfering in Greece, sending mercenaries to Libya and others, fighting the peoples of northern and eastern Syria, occupying the lands of Başûr Kurdistan, and using the refugee card, the last of which is the use of weapons.  internationally prohibited.

 Kurdish intellectuals believe that the silence of society and international forces about Turkey's violations and crimes is causing it to persist, and allowing Erdogan to commit more.

 'International silence means partnership with Turkey in crimes'

 The writer Ahmed Suleiman points out that it was the silence of the international community and humanitarian organizations in the face of the crimes they committed outside their borders that encouraged the Turkish occupation to commit more under false pretexts, and stressed that "international silence means partnership with Turkey in crimes."

 Suleiman adds, "Turkey took the green light from the international community, led by the United States of America, which was never on the side of the pacifist side in the conflicts."

 In the same context, Suleiman stressed that the dominant countries do not care about what people are exposed to as much as achieving their interests and privileges, and said: "The international community cannot prevent Turkey from its crimes, as long as they do not pose a threat to its interests and the security of Israel."

 In addition, the appeals of the Kurds in northern and eastern Syria and Başûr Kurdistan continue to the Kurdish community and the Kurdish parties, blocs and political parties, to enable the process of repelling and deterring what is being exposed to the regions of northern and eastern Syria and Başûr Kurdistan.

 The writer Ahmed Suleiman believes that only the peoples of the region, with all their components, are able to stand up to all the forces that want to infringe on their rights, by taking a strict, unified stance, calling on the government of Bashur to work in this endeavour.

 The poet Omar Sheikhmus called on the Kurdish people, forces and political parties to assume their historical responsibilities towards their cause by re-arranging the Kurdish house, and to denounce the crimes of the Turkish occupation by rising up against it, demonstrations and protests.

 Sheikhmus held the United Nations responsible for putting an end to the Turkish occupation and its repeated crimes.

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