Yesterday’s Friends Are Today’s Enemy
MEP: Two days after Turkey sent the letter of apology to the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, Daesh (ISIS/ISIL) terrorists attacked Ataturk Airport in Istanbul as a furious reaction to Erdogan’s action killing 43 and 240 wounded according to Turkish News agency, Dogan Turkish.
It is clear that yesterday’s enemies are bloody enemies today while Daesh so upset from Turkish-Russian rapprochement.
Erdogan promised Russian President to fight terrorism and Daesh felt stabbed in the back expressed its anger for being a pawn in the game. Daesh threatened to continue its suicide-bombing operations against Turkey.
A quick overview of Turkey relationship with this organization, there is a strong relations between Daesh and Turkey. Daesh has been selling its oil to Turkey in a cost almost free establishing business relationships with several parties in Turkey to cover its war expenses.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s re-considered his policy reaching the premise that Daesh days are gone and its shelf-life expired.
