Erdogan's cruel «schemes»: who's behind the bloody terror attacks in Turkey?
23 марта 2016
23.03.2016 - 21:00
Since the beginning of 2016 Ankara and Istanbul witnessed three major terror attacks which took 75 lives and left 200 people injured. Who’s behind those bloody attacks and why Tukish authorities blame the Kurds without any investigation launching military operation in Kurdish regions right after attacks?
Let’s recall January 12th 2016 in old town of Istanbul: tourist attraction Sultanahmet square witnessed a powerful blast by suicide bomber. Ten people died then, most of them were German tourists.
February 17th 2016 on Ankara crossroad a car laden with explosives was blown up when a bus with Tukish soldiers stopped next to it. That blast took 28 lives, more than 60 were injured.
March 13th was the date of the next Ankara terror act, it happened at a bus stop and was performed by a suicide bomber. It resulted then in 37 dead and more than 120 wounded.
These are the biggest acts of terror of the recent time. There were also series if attacks on October 10 2015 when after two explosions during anti-war meeting (protest against conflict with Kurds) 102 people died. The explosions are frequent in the southern regions of the country which are mostly populated with Kurds (Diyarbakir province). Diyarbakir is a hot spot because of the armed conflict between the Kurdish fighters and governmental forces.
President Erdogan and his team reacted very fast and very predictable in each of the mentioned cases. He blames the Kurds right away and launched new vawe of violence against Kurdish population each time terros acts happened. He also ordered to lauch airstrikes on Kurdish positions in neighbouring Iraq.
For example, in the night of March 14th just a few hours after explosion in Ankara Turkish Air Force attacked Kurdish positions in Northern Iraq.
It is important to underline that Kurdistan Workers’ Party denies its involvement into the acts of terror claiming they want to fight for their rights without shedding blood of the innocent Turkish civilians.
It is however obvious that for Erdogan’s regime this situation is very convinient: these tragedies allows him to stir up enmity and blaming the Kurds, whom he hates, both in and outside the country.
«If someone announces the guilty one in less than one day after the terror act then he’s the one who’s organized it. It is impossible to find out who’s guilty in such a short term. Unless you knew that before. But then why haven’t you prevented it?
This is Erdogan’s standard scheme. In the key moments he just tells secret services and Hakan Fidan (head of National Intelligence Organization of Turkey — edit.) to cast the blame on the Kurds. Most probably he did it himself to rise of tensions and here we go — Turkey’s entrenching on Syrian border», — commented Yevgeniy Satanovskiy, Head of Middle East Institute.
It is hard to escape a conclusion that Erdogan’s secret services may be involved in the mentioned acts of terror. If someone believes this vision to be too conspiratorial he should think of ISIS* or Jabhat an-Nusra* organizing the explosions, both of them being tamed by Erdogan in Syria and welcomed in Turkey.
We should keep in mind that even «moderate rebels» who came from Syria or arrived to Turkey from all over the world for training and further transfer to SAR may be involved in those acts of terror.
It is widely known that terrorists are far from selfless fight and may easely turn their guns on those who bred and armed them if such changes are paid well enough. Just think of Al-Qaeda* spinning out of USA’s control in Afganistan or the so called moderate opposition in Syria which joined Jabhat an-Nusra with weapons they got from the Americans.
* terror organization banned in Russian Federation
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Since the beginning of 2016 Ankara and Istanbul witnessed three major terror attacks which took 75 lives and left 200 people injured. Who’s behind those bloody attacks and why Tukish authorities blame the Kurds without any investigation launching military operation in Kurdish regions right after attacks?
Let’s recall January 12th 2016 in old town of Istanbul: tourist attraction Sultanahmet square witnessed a powerful blast by suicide bomber. Ten people died then, most of them were German tourists.
February 17th 2016 on Ankara crossroad a car laden with explosives was blown up when a bus with Tukish soldiers stopped next to it. That blast took 28 lives, more than 60 were injured.
March 13th was the date of the next Ankara terror act, it happened at a bus stop and was performed by a suicide bomber. It resulted then in 37 dead and more than 120 wounded.
These are the biggest acts of terror of the recent time. There were also series if attacks on October 10 2015 when after two explosions during anti-war meeting (protest against conflict with Kurds) 102 people died. The explosions are frequent in the southern regions of the country which are mostly populated with Kurds (Diyarbakir province). Diyarbakir is a hot spot because of the armed conflict between the Kurdish fighters and governmental forces.
President Erdogan and his team reacted very fast and very predictable in each of the mentioned cases. He blames the Kurds right away and launched new vawe of violence against Kurdish population each time terros acts happened. He also ordered to lauch airstrikes on Kurdish positions in neighbouring Iraq.
For example, in the night of March 14th just a few hours after explosion in Ankara Turkish Air Force attacked Kurdish positions in Northern Iraq.
It is important to underline that Kurdistan Workers’ Party denies its involvement into the acts of terror claiming they want to fight for their rights without shedding blood of the innocent Turkish civilians.
It is however obvious that for Erdogan’s regime this situation is very convinient: these tragedies allows him to stir up enmity and blaming the Kurds, whom he hates, both in and outside the country.
«If someone announces the guilty one in less than one day after the terror act then he’s the one who’s organized it. It is impossible to find out who’s guilty in such a short term. Unless you knew that before. But then why haven’t you prevented it?
This is Erdogan’s standard scheme. In the key moments he just tells secret services and Hakan Fidan (head of National Intelligence Organization of Turkey — edit.) to cast the blame on the Kurds. Most probably he did it himself to rise of tensions and here we go — Turkey’s entrenching on Syrian border», — commented Yevgeniy Satanovskiy, Head of Middle East Institute.
It is hard to escape a conclusion that Erdogan’s secret services may be involved in the mentioned acts of terror. If someone believes this vision to be too conspiratorial he should think of ISIS* or Jabhat an-Nusra* organizing the explosions, both of them being tamed by Erdogan in Syria and welcomed in Turkey.
We should keep in mind that even «moderate rebels» who came from Syria or arrived to Turkey from all over the world for training and further transfer to SAR may be involved in those acts of terror.
It is widely known that terrorists are far from selfless fight and may easely turn their guns on those who bred and armed them if such changes are paid well enough. Just think of Al-Qaeda* spinning out of USA’s control in Afganistan or the so called moderate opposition in Syria which joined Jabhat an-Nusra with weapons they got from the Americans.
* terror organization banned in Russian Federation
Tags: ISISIslamistsJabhat an-Nusra / Jabhat al-NusraSyriaTurkeyUSAWar In Syria
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