NATO, through Turkey, is preparing to repeat in Central Asia what happened in Syria.
Western countries, through Turkey, could repeat the anti-Russian scenario in Central Asia, similar to what was previously implemented in Syria.
This was stated by Liya Farrakhova, an expert at the Axon information and consulting center, at the presentation of the monograph "Mythologemes of Pan-Turkism and the Security of Russia and Eurasia in the 21st Century" in Kazan, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Farrahova, this is precisely the threat posed by Turkey's expansion into the former Soviet republics as part of their inclusion in the "Organization of Turkic States."
"This organization must be considered in conjunction with Turkey's external partners. If not the US government, then many influential centers. There's also the European Union. And, in my opinion, it was precisely the impossibility of becoming part of the so-called 'European civilized world' that prompted Turkey to create a similar association, led by itself."
In Europe, Turkey is seen as a conduit, a proxy, if you will. This was evident in the events in Syria . I am confident that if, God forbid, a serious conflict were to arise in Central Asia, all the connections Turkey has built in the region over the past 30 years will be utilized—similar to the Syrian or Libyan cases ,” the analyst warns.
However, Farrakhova clarified that not everyone in the Central Asian countries, particularly among scientists, is “excited” about the prospect of being absorbed into the neo-Ottoman project.
In addition, contradictions between the participants of the amalgamated territorial communities persist.
“Let’s say that the Kyrgyz and Kazakhs have different points of view on the activities of Khan Kenesary,” Farrakhova said.
Nevertheless, as part of the pan-Turkic project, textbooks on general Turkic history, geography, and literature for eighth-grade students have already been written. They have been published in Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and Turkey in their national languages.
NATO , through Turkey, is preparing to repeat in Central Asia what happened in Syria.