Erdogan's Ottoman ambitions .. Support for terrorism in Syria and falsification of the memory of generations

Damascus-Sana

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's Ottoman ambitions in Syria and Iraq are reflected in his regime's policies about a decade ago, and hardly a day goes by until new facts emerge to prove his intentions towards Syria and the fact that he supports the terrorist Takfiri organizations, which are the military wing of the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist organization.

The head of the Turkish regime began with the beginning of the terrorist war on Syria to talk about the establishment of a so-called "safe area" that allows him to assemble terrorists, organized by the Muslim Brotherhood organization, training and arming to attack the Syrian state and over the past eight years, the Turkish border has turned into a transit corridor for arms and mercenaries of terrorists towards the Syrian interior .

Erdogan's dream was for the Muslim Brotherhood's terrorist organization to take over power in Syria and Egypt so that he could pass his plot and realize his ambitions by seizing Syrian geography in the north of the country. .

The aspirations of the Turkish regime are evident in Erdogan's reintroduction of an old map in the curriculum of Turkish pupils, which depicts Ottoman ambitions at the time in the neighboring countries of Syria, Iraq and Cyprus, where the map includes northern Syria from the coast passing north of Homs and to northern Iraq as well as the island of Cyprus as a violation of Turkey International customs and laws and an attempt to sow colonial ambitions to organize the terrorist Brotherhood in the minds of Turkish generations.

Erdogan, whose name was attached to the name of “Aleppo thief” as a result of the theft of his laboratories through his terrorist tools, today aspires to stay in Idlib based on a group of terrorists and takfiri mercenaries who are carrying out his plans. Curricula and the granting of loyal Turkish identity.

The Erdogan regime is also deliberate in the areas where it penetrated north of Aleppo, benefiting from the destructive policies of some militias, changing its geographical and historical features and changing the names of the regions and towns to the Turkish language. Region.

This also confirms that the Turkish regime has established more than 20 military bases in northern Iraq for years and refuses to evacuate despite repeated Iraqi claims on the pretext that the security of Turkey requires allegedly Erdogan control of Mosul and Kirkuk, as the Turkish regime occupies the northern part of the island of Cyprus.

Terrorist organizations in Idlib province put themselves at the service of Erdogan's colonial plan and separatist militias on the Syrian island and help the tyrant pass his plan through its cooperation and dependence on Erdogan's American ally, his colonial partner in the region.