Head of German-Kurdish forum warns against Turkey's exploitation of ISIS in Middle East and Europe

The head of the German-Kurdish Forum, Yunus Bahram, warned of Turkish plans to release ISIS mercenaries and rule them over the countries of the Middle East and Europe.

Head of German-Kurdish forum warns against Turkey's exploitation of ISIS in Middle East and Europe
30 November, 2022   03:00
NEWS DESK, AHMED SAMIR

In a dangerous escalation that would reposition and expand ISIS in the region, warplanes of the Turkish occupation army bombed al-Hol Camp; The most dangerous camps in the world, and centers where ISIS mercenaries are being held on the 23rd of November.

The Turkish occupation army has been carrying out a fierce bombing of North and East Syria since the 19th of this month, leaving dozens of martyrs and wounded, and about that, ANHA’s agency conducted an interview with the head of the German-Kurdish Forum, Yunus Bahram.

Regarding the evaluation of the Turkish attacks on North and East Syria and their targeting of civilians and the vital infrastructure of the region, Bahram said: "Turkey has ambitions and hatred at the same time against everything that is Kurdish and related to Kurdistan," explaining: "After rejecting Turkey's request to invade the areas of Rojava, at the previous Tehran summit By the Russians and Iran, as well as the Americans, the Turkish army had nothing left but to create flimsy arguments and reasons to legitimize its attack, and this is what we saw as a pretext in its intelligence operation to bomb Istanbul.

'Trying to destroy the infrastructure to drain financial energies'

Bahram noted, "Turkey's desire for a ground invasion is still rejected by the powers on the ground; therefore, it is trying to destroy the infrastructure and the economy, and this process has several implications, including; to displace the largest possible number of the population and empty the region of its Kurds, in preparation for the demographic change in the region, as well as depleting the financial energies that support the Autonomous Administration, and targeting gas and oil fields is the best evidence of that.

'NATO weapons are used with the consent of their source'

In its attack on North and East Syria, the Turkish occupation army used American missiles, and about that, Bahram explained, "Turkey's use of internationally prohibited weapons in its bombing is a disgrace to all of humanity," adding: "Turkey is a member of NATO and it uses NATO weapons with the consent of its source."

'Erdogan's trial is inevitably coming'

Bahram called on the journalists and the Autonomous Administration to document all the information, so that in the future it would be sufficient evidence in the international courts "against the lunatic who is on the bank of the Bosphorus," stressing, "That day is inevitably coming, because the whole region is a project of change so that the Americans will not have permanent friendships."

'ISIS is the overtly hidden army of empire'

On the bombing of the Turkish occupation planes, al-Hol camp; The most dangerous camps in the world, and the detention centers in which ISIS mercenaries are held, Bahram said, "While the West and Russia are fighting over the Ukraine war, it is in Turkey's interest to proceed with its neo-Ottoman project."

Bahram pointed out that "ISIS is the hidden, overt army of the intended empire; to be the striking sword wherever Turkey wants to employ it, whether in the Middle East or even in the upcoming weak and economically dilapidated Europe," warning that "the liberation of groups of terrorists from prisons in an effort to" use them in the neo-Ottoman national security issue. ".

There are Turkish intentions to establish extremist armies.

Bahram said, "Turkish orders to control Jabhat al-Nusra (al-Qaeda) over the regions of northern Syria and occupy them completely are indications that Turkey has intentions to establish similar extremist armies, using them as pawns and mercenaries on call for its alleged empire."

Regarding his reading of the efforts of the Kurds abroad, Bahram said it is natural for every Kurd abroad to play his role from his position, "since the Kurds are targeted, and from this standpoint we have active participation in political and diplomatic work and the development of relations with the political and ruling class."

T/ Satt.

ANHA