BBC Persian network Tuesday, August 10 (July 31) of possibility Turkish attack on Syria and the support of the opposition of the Syrian government by Saudi Arabia and Qatar reported: “In these conflicts, Saudi Arabia and Qatar have again said that they are ready to give money to the opposition to buy weapons, but Turkey has said that if the Syrian government forces attack those who flee to Turkey Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu told Hurriyet newspaper that Turkey is determined not to let a massacre like Halabja happen in another neighboring country.“
The BBC said about Iran’s reaction to the excesses of Syria’s neighbors in interfering in Syria: “In Iran, the main ally of Syria in the region, the Deputy Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces said that none of the friends of Syria and the resistance front have entered the arena yet, and if this happens, decisive blows will be inflicted on the enemy front. The enemy is not able to move the regime in Syria and the people of this country and its friends will not allow such a thing .
“Ali Sadrzadeh, an analyst of Middle East issues, said of the arguments for Turkey’s intervention in Syria: Davutoglu has listed several cases that cause Turkey’s interference; He said that if Al-Qaeda and the Kurdistan Workers’ Party create instability on the border of the two countries or declare independence. Also, if unrest increases in the city of Aleppo, because Aleppo is close to Turkey and is not more than 50 kilometers away, it will force us to intervene. On the other hand, if the Assad government uses chemical weapons and turns “Aleppo” into “Halabcheh”, we will take action. These are the reasons that Davutoğlu said, and all these reasons exist so far from a nuclear point of view, that is, the supporters of “PKK” are on the border of Turkey; We have Islamist groups there and we have unrest in Aleppo, these are the contexts in which Turkey is gradually declaring that there are conditions to intervene.“
Regardless of the BBC’s opinion, the conditions governing Turkey’s management and Erdogan’s closeness to the Zionists, England, and the United States are unlikely to attack him for the sake of good service. It is obvious that if such a mistake happens in Turkey, the stability of Erdogan’s government and the front related to him will be lost and the Turkish people will not tolerate it.
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