The Secretary General of the Iraqi Kataib Sayyid al-Shuhada warned the Turkish government, writing that Erdogan is playing with his political future and thinks that by doing so, he will be part of the new Middle East that Netanyahu, his secret ally, has promised.
Publish dateSunday 1 December 2024 - 11:16
Story Code : 301629
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Abu Alaa Al-Walai, the Secretary General of the resistance group "Kataib Sayyid al-Shuhada", wrote in a message on the X social network to the Turkish government that the resistance is ready to "get rid of the sinister plans" of this country.
He wrote: The Turkish government insists on involving its people, who are in a dire economic situation, in losing wars that have nothing to do with them. Although the collapse of the Turkish lira has brought the country's economy to the brink of collapse, the increase in trade with Iraq has reduced the severity of the crisis and served as a lifeline for the ungrateful neighbor.
The Secretary General of the Iraqi Brigades of the Sayyid al-Shuhada added: "However, Erdogan continues to play with his political future, thinking that by doing so, he will be part of the new Middle East that his secret ally Netanyahu has promised."
Al-Walai emphasized: "What everyone, especially the Turkish regime and the Zionist regime, should know is that Syria will no longer be a dumping ground for your human waste. Just as we got rid of your evil plans yesterday, today we are ready with stronger determination and deeper faith."
After four years of relative calm in the region, Syrian terrorist groups launched a heavy offensive in Idlib province and western Aleppo province on Wednesday last week, and were able to occupy dozens of villages and areas and significant parts of Aleppo city by noon yesterday. In this regard, the Beirut-based Al-Akhbar newspaper wrote in a report yesterday: "These groups, regardless of the various narratives about their sources of funding and weapons, have never deviated from Turkish orders; so how can they make a decision independent of their main sponsor, Turkey?"
He wrote: The Turkish government insists on involving its people, who are in a dire economic situation, in losing wars that have nothing to do with them. Although the collapse of the Turkish lira has brought the country's economy to the brink of collapse, the increase in trade with Iraq has reduced the severity of the crisis and served as a lifeline for the ungrateful neighbor.
The Secretary General of the Iraqi Brigades of the Sayyid al-Shuhada added: "However, Erdogan continues to play with his political future, thinking that by doing so, he will be part of the new Middle East that his secret ally Netanyahu has promised."
Al-Walai emphasized: "What everyone, especially the Turkish regime and the Zionist regime, should know is that Syria will no longer be a dumping ground for your human waste. Just as we got rid of your evil plans yesterday, today we are ready with stronger determination and deeper faith."
After four years of relative calm in the region, Syrian terrorist groups launched a heavy offensive in Idlib province and western Aleppo province on Wednesday last week, and were able to occupy dozens of villages and areas and significant parts of Aleppo city by noon yesterday. In this regard, the Beirut-based Al-Akhbar newspaper wrote in a report yesterday: "These groups, regardless of the various narratives about their sources of funding and weapons, have never deviated from Turkish orders; so how can they make a decision independent of their main sponsor, Turkey?"
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