Turkey is going to prevent the creation of autonomy for Syrian Kurds in the border town of Tel Abyad

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that Turkey "will do everything necessary" to prevent the creation of autonomy of Washington-backed Syrian Kurds led by the Democratic Union (PYD) party in the border town of Tel Abyad, as it threatens the country's national security, writes RIA "News".

Turkey takes part in military operations against the extremist grouping "Islamic State" (IG) in Syria as part of an international coalition led by the United States.

The situation in Turkey began to sharpen sharply after the terrorist attack on the border with Syria, carried out by ISIS on July 20, as well as the killings of police in the south-eastern regions of the country, for which the Kurdish Workers Party (PKK) took responsibility. Over the past three months, more than 150 police, military and civilians have died at the hands of Kurdish militants. From July 24, Turkish aircraft aviation began to strike at PKK positions in southeastern Turkey and northern Iraq.

Comments

[fregina1]

Kurdistan is the end of Turkey! Turks understand this very well! But Turkey’s game on the Amerikos field also took them in! There was nothing to shout against Assad ....... And now the Kurds will in the future divide Turkey ... the whole southeast will disappear ... and it seems like it’s already without options .. ....

[Imperialkolorad]

Quote: fregina1

Kurdistan is the end of Turkey! Turks understand this very well! But Turkey’s game on the Amerikos field also took them in! There was nothing to shout against Assad ....... And now the Kurds will in the future divide Turkey ... the whole southeast will disappear ... and it seems like it’s already without options .. ....

It surprises me alone that the Turks are talking about fighting ISIS, but actually about countering the Kurds. And a characteristic moment, all our partners seem to be at war with the Islamic State, but in reality, all IGovites are more likely to die from old age than from coalition weapons.

[avt]

Quote: ImperialKolorad

It surprises me alone that the Turks are talking about fighting ISIS, but actually about countering the Kurds.

What is surprising is that it surprises you. By the way, Daria Aslamova painted a good picture in KP in the form of a report from Turkey on this topic today. I won’t say that I’ve already dug so deeply, but the nerve was pulled there in anticipation of the elections, she managed to convey it. Not badly illustrated by the way.

[stalkerwalker]

Quote: ImperialKolorad

It surprises me one thing that the Turks are talking about fighting ISIS, but actually about countering the Kurds

Turkey fell into a harsh "Kurdish fork" - having broken Ocalan in due time, broke the Kurdish organization in Turkey as such.
Today he is trying to protect himself from the "Syrian fire" by pouring oil from the ISIL float gun to the "burning" Syrians with Kurds in addition.
This is "tsutswang" with a sad outcome for Turkey.

[EGOrkka]

fregina1
Kurdistan is the end of Turkey

.... Turkey itself is to blame ... to resolve the Kurdish issue as well as ... the Armenian ... it is impossible ... even with the hands of the "Syrian opposition" .... well, delaying the solution of this problem ... is fraught with ... the collapse of the country! "Arab crap revolution" ... knocking ... pounding on doors.

[Teberii]

Turkey for many years pursued a fairly independent policy within NATO. Therefore, the Kurds of Iraq with the Kurds of Syria. For the Turkish Kurds, they became a lifeline to which they grabbed to create their own single Kurdistan. Turkey will do everything to make this a reality.

[AdekvatNICK]

Syria has turned into a passage yard. Whom there is not so much mixed.

[Alexey RA]

Quote: AdekvatNICK

Syria has turned into a passage yard. Whom there is not so much mixed.

There is a wonderful table on the relations between the parties in the current conflict in the BV as a whole and in Syria in particular: Political mosaic.

Green is friendly, orange is neutral, red is hostile.

[pvv113]

Thanks, informative table: clearly and intelligibly

[vladimirw]

Who made this table? americos?

[EGOrkka]

.... but it all started with Iraq! Under the blows of the Russian Aerospace Forces, the planned PSSh "Arab black hole" ... begins ... to dissolve ...

[pvv113]

Most likely not from Iraq, but from the United States, which declared the Middle East a sphere of their interests and began to create various terrorist groups such as the Taliban, Alkaeda, ISIS

[Abakan]

so news headlines sounds very cool! "Turkey threatened to strike at US allies in Syria "

[venaya]

Recall that the holy mountain of Armenians Ararat is now illegally located in Turkey, not to mention the sacred lake Van. So the Turks have problems, though more than enough, in vain they have stuck in Syria.

[inkass_98]

Great Armenia is even greater idefix than Great Kurdistan. But Kurdistan has a chance of implementation, but Great Armenia does not.

[venaya]

“Great Armenia” - I don’t know, I haven’t heard that. But the sacred capital, the sacred lake and the sacred mountain, plus the "Armenian genocide", this is not recognized only in Turkey. Do you disagree?

[reservist]

Quote: venaya

"Great Armenia" - I don't know, I haven't heard that.

was once ...

[Denis DV]

Yes, in vain poked Satanovsky writes about this perfectly

[Vladimir 1964]

Quote: venaya

Recall that the holy mountain of Armenians Ararat is now illegally located in Turkey, not to mention the sacred lake Van. So the Turks have problems, though more than enough, in vain they have stuck in Syria.

I think so, Dear Vyacheslav, they had no other choice, due to internal problems. But by and large, in general, nobody really asked them much. The Americans needed a bridgehead and they took advantage of the tangle of Turkish contradictions.

Something like this, colleague, the thought fell apart.

[Vitaly Anisimov]

Well, you can after all agree ... (only without the USA and Israel)! Well, where Erdogan climbs into trouble. I think the Kurds did not deserve a separate state, but at least some kind of autonomy and the war would have stopped .. I’m sure that Putin spoke of this with Assad.

[KG_patriot_last]

The world is facing massive wars. And not necessarily it will be a world war alone.

The ball is on the side of the United States, as the hegemon of recent decades. Peacetime is over and the US no longer has time to extinguish the emerging war as it was before. They need to decide to temporarily leave some parts of the planet in order to return later as they were during the Second World War stronger (few share this position) or decide to participate in absolutely all conflicts in order to remain a hegemon.

On the ground, the choice is this: the Middle East, if not restrained, will fight. Turkey is ready to attack anyone in order to solve internal problems and keep territories (so as not to get completely crowded) - we must not forget that their empire also broke up relatively recently. If NATO does not help it in this, they will do it on their own and leave without regrets (because at the moment Turkey is holding it back, not helping). The United States needs to decide they need Turkey as a strong player and leave at least everything as it is in the Middle East or Kurdistan to break up Syria, Iraq, Iran, and after all, Turkey will have a democratic crisis with all autonomous republics (as it was in Kosovo, Basque and Scotland).

[BARKHAN]

Dear KG_patriot_last, why should they, the Americans, go away, in my opinion, they’ve done everything they’ve planned. We’ve been dragged into the conflict in two places. Time, money, resources will be spent in these conflicts ... Victory in Donbass and in Syria will go it’s hard, if at all, to get it. Even if we just clean up these two territories sterile ... in the future they will have to be controlled, and this again is time and money ... For example, I don’t have a recipe for getting out of this situation, but I hope Putin has analytics It’s not for nothing that they eat their bread. I’m upset, only one thing ... they just started living normally, and here again the devils from all sides.
And the situation is deadlock ... we have been placed in such a condition that we are MANDATORY to intervene in these conflicts. Well, we will probably have to get out by cutting some kind of knot ... like Sashka of Macedon

[KG_patriot_last]

A couple of US movements suggest that they have not achieved anything. Help Kurds or Turks? To help Iraq or not (Shiite Iraq + Iran on one side in Syria)? To lift sanctions against Iran or to play against them? Each choice will have far-reaching consequences.
Although yes they will not leave - in any case they will remain the winner.

[Gani]

Good afternoon!A couple of US movements suggest that they have not achieved anything - unfortunately the United States probably achieved a lot of what they wanted. Their operations are not planned for a positive or negative result - any such multi-trip should have several positive results for the planners in any case. (remember the movie with Eddie Murphy, where his character inadvertently became a senator
the assistant brings him a bill (for example, I don’t remember exactly how it was) to reduce harmful emissions from thermal power plants and explains if we vote AGAIN, the owners of these stations will pay, if the owners of the nuclear power plant and filter manufacturers pay for it. Those. in ANY case we earn)
And they dragged the Russian Federation into the game Its and in Syria, and in Ukraine, and in Georgia - we were forced to respond. But it seems to me that our strategists are planning counter-measures based on the judo-sambo principle - use the strength of the enemy against him, and they also snatch alien game positive points for our country.

[Gani]

a fantastic scenario, and if the Kurdish autonomy is asked by the whole staff together with the territory to Turkey and Assad will say, take it away? What will Erdoогan do?
gather all the Kurds and stuff them into Turkey even without the right of autonomy - so they will choose their president there))

[reservist]

Quote: Gani

gather all the Kurds and push them into Turkey even without the right of autonomy - so they will choose their president there

Kurds are not few, of course, but Turks will probably still have more ...

[fregina1]

[I]
[i] .... Turkey itself is to blame ... to resolve the Kurdish issue as well as ... the Armenian ... it is impossible ... even with the hands of the "Syrian opposition" .... well, the delay in solving this problem .. .. is fraught with ... the collapse of the country! "Arab crap revolution" ... knocking ... pounding on the door. [/ I]
The Armenian issue can be solved (at least within Karabakh) .... only as part of Russia, Armenians have a future. Moreover, the entry of Karabakh into the Russian Federation would really solve the problem! Living together peacefully is possible ONLY within Russia. As far as Turkey is concerned, its collapse is really inevitable, the possibility of creating an independent Kurdistan is as high as never before. The creation of autonomies on the territory of Syria and Iraq is the beginning! And in the conditions of the discharge of the leadership of the armed forces, Turkey is no longer the same ..... by the way, if Turkey is involved in active hostilities in Syria, young generals will wipe out Erdogan even within the state ... .... Thinking slaves and looking into the mouth of the Americans, finish off the remains of the once great Ottoman Empire ......

[Gani]

In I say, let Erdogan begin the restoration of the Ottoman Empire by including Kurdish autonomy in it))
Now the population of Turkey is 77 million people, 11 of them are Kurds, another 30 million Kurds around the world - they will pull themselves up - they will elect their president.
and everyone will be fine and Erdogan will restore part of the empire and the krd will unite within the framework of one state))
nonsense of course, but

[Hubun]

what active Turkey has recently become, kicks someone behind

[sogdianec]

If the Americans stir up Erdogan a lot, with the help of the "flower" or "Islamic" revolution. There were already warnings.

[Zomanus]

They cut each other for centuries, for many this is the norm of existence.
Just now they will begin to cut the borders of the BV states and the Kurds have a chance to split off their territories.

[Lelek]

(Turkey takes part in military operations against the extremist group Islamic State (IS))

To carry out a war against the Kurds who are fighting with ISIS, is this called the struggle of Turkey with ISIS? To transport fighters from Syrian territory to Qatar with their transporters, saving them from defeat, is this called the struggle of Turkey with ISIS? Treatment of wounded militants in hospitals on their territory - is this called the fight against ISIS? What is this if not direct cooperation with terrorists? Erdogan is a liar and a hidden enemy.

[Themi30]

Turkey fights Kurds, ISIS lances
America fights with Assad, ISIL’s hands
Israel and AOE use the situation with ISIS
ISIS is there for everyone to achieve their goals. No one is fighting with them for obvious reasons, they are still needed because they have not completed everything to the end. Needless to say, everyone doesn't like us to bomb them.

[V.ic]

I wrote earlier in the comments on the topic of Kurdistan. The Ottomans will die with bones, but they will not allow independent Kurdistan at their side.

[Dimon-chik-79]

This porridge is brewing! It is clear that the Kurds will never miss the chance to form a state in the war-torn Syria and Iraq. They will fight for it like animals. And they already have rather strong positions in these countries from which they will not back down. Especially the birth of Kurdistan is promoted by the USA, and Russia, apparently, is not against it. In general, US policy seems to be aimed at destroying the statehood of the more or less significant and strong countries of the Middle East such as Iraq, Libya, an unsuccessful attempt with Egypt, Syria, and now Turkey is in line and, of course, in the future, Iran, and these last three countries will bring down the help of those very Kurds.

[Buffalo]

Turks on this issue are in conflict with the United States. For the United States, the Kurds are potential allies; they have always allowed the Americans to restrain the Turks.
And for the Turks, the Kurds are enemies.

[CRASH]

It turns out that Erdogan is still that dog, under the pretext of fighting ISIS, is bombing the Kurds and buying up stolen oil. And then the news spread that IS fighters were being taken by plane to Turkey for treatment. With "friends" like Erdogan, enemies are unnecessary.

Stop the planet, I'll get off.

[AID.S]

Quote: venaya

the sacred mountain of Armenians Ararat is now illegally located in Turkey, not to mention the sacred lake Van.

To resolve the issue, the Turks need to detain and deport the mountain and lake to their homeland, to Armenia. :-)

[BARKHAN]

The Turks themselves are illegally in foreign territory, the Byzantine Empire. If they took this land by force, then they can also lose it by force. And this is true.
"If this is your land ... fight!" - Lukashenko A.G.

[Wolka]

all to the fact that Kurdistau should still be, time inexorably points to this, now the main thing is not to let the Yankees and the Turks ruin everything ...

[Vlad5307]

"From July 24, Turkish aircraft began to attack PKK positions in southeastern Turkey and northern Iraq."

But with this they (the Turks) only aggravate their position in solving the Kurdish issue. They initially began to pursue the wrong policy - the Armenian genocide, the oppression of the Kurds! If they had granted autonomy to the Kurds by negotiating the scope of this autonomy, they could have avoided all these aggravations within the country. Not granting autonomy to the Kurds, but by subjecting them to destruction, the Turks are leading the case to the separation of Kurdish territories from Turkey. In general, Turkey, according to NATO canons, cannot be. admit to NATO, but the SGA apparently really wanted to have its own vassal with their military bases on the southern border of the USSR. Erdogan is likely to lose the next elections, and therefore is trying to distract the people from the problems of the country's structure by "playing" in the fight against IS.