President Erdogan plays the role of a false global Policeman

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

President Erdogan plays a double role on the international stage. On one hand, he presents himself as a defender of democracy, while supporting the Afghan mafia, including war criminal Rashid Dostum, who is responsible for heinous crimes such as rape, torture, and murder. On the other hand, Erdogan portrays himself as a "good Muslim" to deceive the public and obscure his true agenda.

Erdogan exploits opportunities arising from U.S. military interventions to pursue his own interests. After the U.S. ended its war in Somalia and withdrew, Erdogan entered the country and began establishing business ties. Similarly, in Iraq, Erdogan secured access to the country after the war ended and the U.S. forces withdrew. Reports have repeatedly surfaced of oil being stolen in Iraq and sold to Turkey at extremely low prices. Erdogan continued his strategy in Libya, where he initiated trade agreements after the U.S. military intervention, benefiting from purchasing Libyan oil at low prices. In Syria, Erdogan appears to be engaging with similar motives following the end of U.S. military presence there.

For years, Erdogan has pursued a questionable agenda, propagating democracy with one hand while instrumentalizing Islam with the other. He seems indifferent to the well-being of the people in the affected countries as long as he can benefit from their resources. His interest in Afghanistan's natural resources is particularly notable. Erdogan is attempting to exploit Afghanistan’s resources without regard for its already suffering population.

Moreover, Erdogan employs corrupt practices to achieve his political and economic goals. Turkish construction companies, often linked to Erdogan's government, secure contracts in these countries through bribery. These companies are notorious for delivering substandard construction quality while charging exorbitant fees, often leading to tragic consequences. A sorrowful example is the Turkish construction companies that built homes in Turkey, many of which collapsed during the 2023 earthquake, resulting in significant loss of life. Reports suggest that these companies channel a portion of their profits to Erdogan’s AKP party.

In Afghanistan, some of these companies are also active. A prominent example is the construction firm 77, which is reportedly attempting to secure road and bridge contracts under dubious conditions, deceiving the impoverished Afghan population.

We strongly demand that companies like 77, along with other Turkish firms operating in Afghanistan, immediately leave the country. Similarly, all Turkish aid organizations should cease their activities in Afghanistan and depart. Furthermore, we call for the swift closure of Turkish consulates in Afghan cities and the repatriation of consulate staff to Turkey. However, the Turkish Embassy in Kabul should remain open to maintain diplomatic relations.

Sincerely,