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The former general sees… Turkish army And a military expert President Recep Tayyip Erdogan He is likely to benefit politically from the militants’ renewed offensive in the northwest Syria.
Military expert and former general V Turkish Air Force Erdogan Karakos told the German news agency that Ankara could eventually achieve 3 goals of its long-term master plan in Syria.
Karakos added that Turkey hopes up to two million Syrian refugees in the country will return to their homeland if the militants are able to control the city of Aleppo.
He added that it will lighten his burden Erdogan As for internal politics in Turkey.
In addition, Karakosh assumes that pro-Turkish militants will be able to drive Kurdish IPG militants west of the Euphrates along the Turkish border.
That will mean reinforcement Border security Where it is considered Turkey The Kurdish People’s Protection Units (IPG) are an offshoot of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) and therefore a terrorist organization, according to Karakosh.
directives of Ankara
In this context, Kadar Peri, director of the Kurds Without Borders Foundation, says: “What we are seeing today is the continuation of Turkey’s occupation policy, as terrorist organizations such as Al-Nusra Front are moving in accordance with Ankara’s directives… These organizations have advanced in the areas into which they were not to advance, leading it to “portray a clear expansionist agenda”.
Perry added: “Turkey is seeking to strengthen its military and political presence in northern Syria under the umbrella of what is known as Wilayat 82, a term that reflects its ambitions to annex parts of Syrian territory.”
Between Iran and Turkey…complex equation
For his part, international relations professor Samir Salha believes that regional development is managed according to a new vision that aims to limit Iran’s role in Syria.
Salha points out: “The current regional plan aims to force Iran to leave Syria, which poses a major challenge to the regime in Damascus, which depends on Iranian support to keep its cards alive in the region.”
