Iraqi academics call for people to join hands together to curb Turkish crimes

On April 7, Sulaymaniyah International Airport was attacked by a drone belonging to the Turkish occupation state, in conjunction with the passage of a convoy that included the commander of the Syrian Democratic Forces, Mazloum Abdi, and American officers who were with him, according to what was reported by the US Central Command spokesman, Colonel Joe Buccino, and the bombing did not result in any casualties or injuries.

The bombing of Sulaymaniyah Airport sparked widespread condemnation by Iraqi and Kurdish parties and forces, and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan described the attack as an "intelligence plot planned in advance by internal and external parties."

While the Iraqi presidency called on the Turkish government to: "Assume responsibility, offer an official apology for these actions, and stop these attacks."

on his part. The commander of the Syrian Democratic Forces, Mazloum Abdi, condemned, in a tweet on Twitter, saying: "We strongly condemn the targeting of Sulaymaniyah Airport by Turkey. These violations continue in Iraq and Syria and have dangerous dimensions against the region."

violation of international law

Head of Al-Hadaf Network for Political Analysis, Hussein Kanani, spoke to ANHA’s agency about this by saying: "What Turkey has done is a clear violation of international law as well as a violation of all applicable agreements in international relations. It is also a violation of Iraq's sovereignty and mutual respect between neighboring countries. Therefore, Turkey can easily be condemned for this act." irresponsible criminal.

Hussein Kanani added, "Condemning this process is necessary in order not to give any justification or justification for it to repeat this criminal process. Condemnation and denunciation must not be satisfied, but all legal and constitutional means must be activated, as well as other pressure cards by the Iraqi government in order to put an end to it." these unacceptable practices.

Kanani pointed out that: "Turkey is taking advantage of Iraq's political weakness and the crises in which Turkey had a role in many of them, and is trying to impose on Iraq its policies, whether those related to water, borders, or exporting internal crises to Iraq."

Joining forces between peoples is a means to restrain Türkiye

In his turn, the Iraqi researcher and historian, Dr. Jawad al-Baydati, stressed that what is required is: "an element of collaboration and an attempt to shed light on what is happening in terms of events and developments," in reference to the Turkish attacks on the region.

Jawad al-Baydati emphasized that these: "The events and developments are primarily harmful to the civilized system in the world that claims to be civilized, especially the Western world, as well as urging the need to rein in and stop Turkey because this will represent a threat to the stability of the region, which is already suffering from a state of political turmoil and instability."

And he continued: "The process of solidarity between peoples and trying to shed light on these events through dialogues and seminars, as well as exposing Turkey's crimes and what it is committing through the use of social media means is the best way to draw attention to this event, as well as other events carried out by the Turkish government."

Jawad Baydati stressed that: "The bonds of understanding and communication between the intellectuals within the peoples of this region are capable of exposing these methods that are adopted in racist ways devoid of the human spirit that Erdogan's regime claims and boasts about."

T/ Satt.

ANHA