Egyptian writer: Turkey seeks to revive ISIS

Editor in chief of the Shams News focusing on Turkish and Kurdish affairs Mihsin 'Awed Allah was interviewed by ANHA.

Mihsin 'Awed Allah confirmed the aim of the attacks carried out by the Turkish occupation state against North-eastern Syria and Makhmurt and Shengal is to return and revive ISIS as that was made clear in the attack on the Sina'a prison in the city of Hasaka.

'Awed Allah said Erdogan backed and sponsored the attack on the Sina'a prison in the city of Hasaka.

''it is not strange the close relation between the terrorist group and the Turkish state rather we can say confidently that ISIS is one of the tools and militias that are pro-Turkey and the Erdogan regime. The regime of Erdogan uses the ISIS group to create disorders and disputes in the areas under the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria. ISIS was the hand of the Turkish state to control the Syrian revolution and abort it and transforming it from a civil revolution of a people aspiring for freedom and sow discord between Sunnah and Shias, Kurds and Arabs, and hence what Turkey does is seeking to create sedition in North eastern Syria and in northern Iraq to keep these areas burning, to meet Turkish aspirations in extending and expanding in the whole of Syria and Iraq according to the Misak I Mili that embraced by Erdogan'', Awed Allah said. 

The Egyptian writer said ''when we discover that in line with the attack on the Hasaka prison and as a force was moving in the NES to stand up to the organization it was shelled by the Turkish state . this is a hard proof to the love affair of the Turkish state and the ISIS organization''.

'Awed Allah said Erdogan spares no time to revive ISIS to regain its strength and to control new areas in north Syrian and northern Iraq''.

Mihsin 'Awed Allah said in case new areas occupied by ISIS they are added to the influence of Turkey, indicating to the position of Baghdad and Irbil as disgraceful, especially the Iraqi sovereignty is violated on daily bases by Turkey whether in Qandil that is attacked relentlessly under the guise of the presence of the Kurdistan Workers' Party noting Turkey kills civilians under the fought of terror''.

Mihsin went on to say ' if we look at the border areas with between Iraq and Syria we will find them remote proper in which civilians are killed.  They people of these villages left their homes, as the Iraqi government preserves silence, and the KRG stance is astonishing and its silence is disgraceful, the KRG says that Iraqi sovereignty is concerned with the Iraqi central government. Whenever the Iraqi government keeps silent the Turkish attacks will go on. The ISIS attacks pose threats not only to Syria and Iraq but to the whole international community''.

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ANHA