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Once again, the issue of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's exploitation of the refugee crisis is of concern to European countries in light of his continuing blackmail and threats to open the border for the influx of thousands of them in order to get more money in accordance with the 2016 agreement between the two sides, especially as his country's economy is suffering successive crises threatening large sectors of the specter of bankruptcy .
A study by the German Dezem Institute questioned the validity of the Turkish authorities' announcement of 3.6 million Syrian refugees on its territory, pointing out that the number is much lower at a time when the European Union confirmed that the Erdogan regime is shamefully exploiting the humanitarian crisis of the displaced.
The institute, which is supported by the German Family Ministry and is part of the German Center for Integration and Migration Research in Berlin, points out weaknesses in the way data are produced on refugees and displaced people, noting that those who returned to Syria or continued to Europe were not removed from the Turkish data system.
Observers following the way the Erdogan regime dealt with the Syrian displaced by terrorism stress that this issue is just a bargaining chip in the face of the European Union in which it threatens to open the border to the displaced so that Ankara, which always markets itself as a safety valve for European countries see this paper as a step to strengthen What you're trying to market.
They do not look at the practices of the Turkish regime towards the Syrian displaced by terrorism, away from the state of obstruction in the way of Turkish negotiations with European countries for European membership.
Analysts stress that Erdogan does not view the issue of refugees and displaced people from a humanitarian point of view, but sees it as an opportunity to achieve his Ottoman ambitions in the Syrian territory through the occupation of parts of it and not only to exploit the suffering of those displaced by terrorism, despite the clearance of the Syrian Arab army most of the Syrian regions of terrorists Western anti-Syrian states are blocking the return of these displaced people to their towns and villages.
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