The military operation deployed by the Turkish army in northern Syria has entered a ground battle. In the background of the attack, Turkey's top priority issue involved in the Syrian civil war has shifted from the overthrow of the Assad administration to the elimination of the hostile “Kpop People” (YPG) armed organization of ethnic minority Kurds.
The attack was triggered by a statement that the US Trump administration announced on June 6 that it would not be involved in Turkish operations. It is a form of “green light” for the attacks that Turkey has been waiting for.
The United States and Turkey will also support dissidents over the Syrian Civil War. However, the difference in response to the Islamic State (IS), an organization that rapidly expanded its power in 2014, has created friction between the two countries. Turkey rebounded strongly that the US chose YPG as a reliable ground fighter. For Turkey, YPG is a terrorist organization integrated with the “Kurdistan Workers Party” (PKK), an illegal armed organization that aims to separate and become independent in its own country.
For Turkey, this military ...
