US-Turkey warns of withdrawal of troops--সেনা প্রত্যাহার নিয়ে যুক্তরাষ্ট্র-তুরস্ক নতুন উত্তাপ
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Unrest in the region has prompted renewed turmoil over the announcement of the withdrawal of US troops from Syria. As soon as the announcement was made, Turkey began preparing to send troops to the region. In this case, Trump threatened to cripple Turkey financially.
Iran has opposed Turkey's military operations in Syria, despite its malicious relations with the United States.
In a surprise announcement last Sunday, Trump announced the withdrawal of US troops, news agency AFP and BBC Online reported. US troops have long been deployed to support Kurdish forces in Syria. Kurdish forces continue to threaten Turkish attacks. Turkey became mortified after Trump announced the withdrawal of troops. They started to send troops to the border. Turkey sent more armored vehicles to the border yesterday.
Trump has been concerned about this since announcing the withdrawal of troops. He also insists that the withdrawal of US troops from the area will not allow the Allied Kurdish forces to be left alone.
In the meantime, there is panic among the Kurds over the withdrawal of US troops. The US military had a shield to protect them from the Turkish invasion.
With the help of the US military, Kurdish forces are fighting against the international militant Islamic State group. Turkey, on the other hand, is called 'militant' by Turkey.
Turkey has always been opposed to supporting US forces in Syria. This is because the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party has been conducting a bloody revolution against Turkey since 3 years.
In the Turkish language, the YPG militia is largely led by the Kurdish-led US-backed Syrian Democratic Force (SDF). The militia is an extension of the banned Kurdistan Workers Party.
Senior US Republican Senator Lindsay Graham, who backed Trump, warned Tuesday against sending troops to the northern Syrian city of Turkey.
Lindsay Graham is a close relative of Trump. In a tweet yesterday, he said against the Turkish government, "You have no green signal to enter northern Syria. There is a big bipartisan opposition in Congress. It should be seen as your red line, which you should not cross. '
Graham said he would raise sanctions against Turkey if Turkish forces entered Syria, attacking Kurdish forces. He will urge Western countries to expel Turkey from NATO.
Trump's announcement of withdrawal of troops has led to Turkey's attack on Kurdish fighters in the border region, but Trump has defended his announcement. Many Republicans have also criticized Trump's move to withdraw the military.
Kurdish forces have played a major role in supporting US forces to defeat the Islamic State (IS) in Syria.
According to information provided by a senior US State Department official, there are more than 1,000 U.S. troops in Syria. Of these, only two dozen troops were withdrawn from the border area.
In a tweet last Monday, Trump said he was elected to rid himself of these seemingly impossible wars. Turkey, Europe, Syria, Iran, Iraq, Russia and the Kurds need to find a way out of this situation.
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdo ।an presented a map at the UN General Assembly session last month. Referring to the map, which is 5 km long and 5 km wide, he said Turkey wants control of Turkey's border with Syria. In this, more than 2 million Syrian refugees living in Turkey can be resettled, like 2 million refugees.
On Monday, the Turkish defense minister said all preparations for the operation were over. The system is essential for the Syrian people and peace in the area.
Turkey, however, continues to threaten attacks on Kurdish fighters in Syria's northeastern border.
Iran said yesterday that it has opposed Turkey's military operations in Syria.
Unrest in the region has prompted renewed turmoil over the announcement of the withdrawal of US troops from Syria. As soon as the announcement was made, Turkey began preparing to send troops to the region. In this case, Trump threatened to cripple Turkey financially.Iran has opposed Turkey's military operations in Syria, despite its malicious relations with the United States.
In a surprise announcement last Sunday, Trump announced the withdrawal of US troops, news agency AFP and BBC Online reported. US troops have long been deployed to support Kurdish forces in Syria. Kurdish forces continue to threaten Turkish attacks. Turkey became mortified after Trump announced the withdrawal of troops. They started to send troops to the border. Turkey sent more armored vehicles to the border yesterday.
Trump has been concerned about this since announcing the withdrawal of troops. He also insists that the withdrawal of US troops from the area will not allow the Allied Kurdish forces to be left alone.
In the meantime, there is panic among the Kurds over the withdrawal of US troops. The US military had a shield to protect them from the Turkish invasion.
With the help of the US military, Kurdish forces are fighting against the international militant Islamic State group. Turkey, on the other hand, is called 'militant' by Turkey.
Turkey has always been opposed to supporting US forces in Syria. This is because the banned Kurdistan Workers' Party has been conducting a bloody revolution against Turkey since 3 years.
In the Turkish language, the YPG militia is largely led by the Kurdish-led US-backed Syrian Democratic Force (SDF). The militia is an extension of the banned Kurdistan Workers Party.
Senior US Republican Senator Lindsay Graham, who backed Trump, warned Tuesday against sending troops to the northern Syrian city of Turkey.
Lindsay Graham is a close relative of Trump. In a tweet yesterday, he said against the Turkish government, "You have no green signal to enter northern Syria. There is a big bipartisan opposition in Congress. It should be seen as your red line, which you should not cross. '
Graham said he would raise sanctions against Turkey if Turkish forces entered Syria, attacking Kurdish forces. He will urge Western countries to expel Turkey from NATO.
Trump's announcement of withdrawal of troops has led to Turkey's attack on Kurdish fighters in the border region, but Trump has defended his announcement. Many Republicans have also criticized Trump's move to withdraw the military.
Kurdish forces have played a major role in supporting US forces to defeat the Islamic State (IS) in Syria.
According to information provided by a senior US State Department official, there are more than 1,000 U.S. troops in Syria. Of these, only two dozen troops were withdrawn from the border area.
In a tweet last Monday, Trump said he was elected to rid himself of these seemingly impossible wars. Turkey, Europe, Syria, Iran, Iraq, Russia and the Kurds need to find a way out of this situation.
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdo ।an presented a map at the UN General Assembly session last month. Referring to the map, which is 5 km long and 5 km wide, he said Turkey wants control of Turkey's border with Syria. In this, more than 2 million Syrian refugees living in Turkey can be resettled, like 2 million refugees.
On Monday, the Turkish defense minister said all preparations for the operation were over. The system is essential for the Syrian people and peace in the area.
Turkey, however, continues to threaten attacks on Kurdish fighters in Syria's northeastern border.
Iran said yesterday that it has opposed Turkey's military operations in Syria.
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