​​​​​​​Representative of FSP in Europe: Turkish drones undermine the war against ISIS

 The representative of the Future Syria Party in Europe explained that the timid Western reactions to the targeting of the Turkish occupation in northern and eastern Syria by drones allow Turkey to continue its operations without any delay, stressing that these attacks undermine the war against ISIS mercenaries.

​​​​​​​Representative of FSP in Europe: Turkish drones undermine the war against ISIS
30 July, 2022   00:52
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 The Turkish occupation state has recently escalated targeting of northern and eastern Syria by drones, which led to the martyrdom of citizens and military leaders, in conjunction with its daily bombing of separate areas in northern and eastern Syria, targeting populated villages and towns.

 The positions of the West did not come out of the framework of "media"

 In this regard, the representative of the Future Syria Party in Europe, Talib Ibrahim, says that the position of the International Alliance, America and Europe did not go beyond the framework of the media.  He added, "Some US officials condemned the Turkish targeting of fighters from the Syrian Democratic Forces. Western ministries and European officials participated in the condemnation, but all of this was in the context of recording a position and nothing more."

 Talib Ibrahim asserts that "despite the Turkish-Western dispute, and Turkey's abandonment of its functions as a member of the Atlantic Alliance, and its participation in military and economic relations with Russia, which is today considered the "direct enemy" of the alliance, in violation of the Atlantic Charter, and its participation as a major member of the Astana Alliance,  In addition to Russia, the “enemy of the Atlantic” and Iran, which is no less hostile to it, the Western reactions in general and America in particular did not go beyond media condemnation, without this being matched by tangible steps on the ground, which allows Turkey to continue its operations without any delay.

 Turkish attacks target the security and stability of the region

Talib Ibrahim refers to the impact of the Russian-Ukrainian war on the political and military equations in the world, and says: "The "first" enemy of the West is changing, by changing the political and military equations. After the Russian-Ukrainian war, and its impact on the geopolitical map of influence, the West's interest in ISIS declined.  Because they consider Russia today to be the first danger, and China as a "systematic competitor." Accordingly, the equations changes and interest and funding is increasing in confronting Russia and China, and interest in confronting ISIS is declining, especially after it has turned into mere sleeper cells here and there.

 He added: "With evidence and documents proving an existing peripheral relationship between Turkish intelligence and ISIS, this did not lead to confronting Turkey with it, nor holding it accountable, not even with a "responsible" investigation towards that. This means that confronting ISIS and bearing responsibilities for that,  It is the responsibility of the SDF, without the international community assuming its duties, and the Special Coalition to "confront ISIS" to carry out its duties.

 The Syrian politician asserts that "the Turkish attacks target stability and security in the region, which in practice leads to the delay of economic, social, service and security projects, due to the intensification of confrontation operations."

 At the end of his speech, the representative of the Future Syria Party in Europe, Talib Ibrahim, said that "ISIS is a "paid killer" that benefits from chaos, from regional and international competition in the region, and with the presence of social, political and financial incubators for it, so it is ready to grow at all times.  And at a certain time, this does not mean its end, and the crisis in the Syrian arena, and the contradictions of control, spawned other radical Islamic terrorist organizations, with other names, no less dangerous than ISIS, and financed by other “states” and agencies, such as the reality of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham “formerly al-Nusra” and classified as  The US and international "terror lists", but with changing the control equations and defining the "first enemy", these organizations may be given other jobs, and direct their weapons in the service of control maps, as is happening in Idlib today.

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