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Threat of Erdogan Against Kurdish Militants Post-Assad Regime’s Downfall

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Headline: Erdogan Warns Kurds in Syria: Lay Down Arms or ‘Be Buried’

Subhead: Turkish President issues stern warning to Kurdish militias as Turkey-backed forces topple Bashar al-Assad’s regime.

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has delivered a stark warning to Kurdish militias in Syria, likening them to outlawed terror organizations and threatening severe consequences if they refuse to disarm. Speaking to his ruling AK Party, Erdogan stated that Kurdish fighters must either relinquish their weapons or face being "buried" along with them.

"Those separatist killers must choose to bid farewell to their weapons, or they will be buried in Syrian soil together with their weapons," Erdogan said, as reported by Reuters and Al Arabiya. He further emphasized, "We will crush terrorist organizations attempting to build a wall of blood between us and our brothers."

These remarks come as Turkey-backed forces have recently ousted the Bashar al-Assad regime, opening a new chapter in Syria’s turbulent history. Since then, Ankara has repeatedly pressed for the dissolution of Kurdish militia groups, notably the YPG, asserting they have no place in Syria’s future.

Erdogan has previously expressed his resolve to dismantle terrorist groups threatening Syria’s stability, singling out the Islamic State (ISIS) and Kurdish rebel factions. He emphasized the need to neutralize these groups after the fall of Assad’s regime. Turkey considers the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) and its affiliate groups, including the YPG, as terrorist organizations.

Turkey’s concerns stem from its long-standing conflict with the PKK at home, with the group fighting for greater autonomy for Turkey’s Kurdish minority. The YPG, meanwhile, has been a key ally of the US in the fight against ISIS in Syria.

Despite US support for the YPG-dominated Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), Turkey views the group as an extension of the PKK and a threat to its security. Erdogan has indicated that Turkey has taken measures to counter these threats and hopes the new Syrian leadership will cooperate to prevent any resurgence of extremism.

In light of these developments, the fate of Kurdish militias in Syria remains uncertain, as they face pressure from Turkey to disarm and demobilize. Erdogan’s warning serves as a reminder of the complex political and security dynamics at play in post-Assad Syria.

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Title: "Erdogan’s Resignation: Indonesian Diplomats Ensure RI-Turkiye Ties Remain Stable"

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Presiden Erdogan Tinggalkan Ruangan Saat Prabowo Subianto Pidato di KTT D-8, Turkiye Sampaikan Klarifikasi

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Dubes Turkiye, Talip Küçükcan, memastikan hubungan Indonesia dengan Turkiye berada dalam keadaan baik dan harmonis perkara ingatan video Presiden Turkiye Recep Tayyip Erdogan terlihat walkout saat Presiden Prabowo Subianto berpidato di sesi khusus Konferensi Tingkat Tinggi (KTT) D-8 di Kairo, Mesir beberapa pekan yang lalu.

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Mayor Teddy Buka Leaves D-8 Summit in Protest Against Erdogan’s Presence

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Teddy Indra Wijaya Dispels Rumors of Erdogan‘s ‘Walk Out’ During Prabowo’s D-8 Summit Speech

In a recent turn of events, Sekretaris Kabinet (Setkab) Teddy Indra Wijaya addressed the viral rumors surrounding President Tukri Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s alleged "walk out" during President Prabowo Subianto‘s speech at the D-8 Summit in Cairo, Egypt. Teddy, speaking on Monday, December 23, 2024, categorically denied the claims, stating, "No, that didn’t happen."

According to Teddy, the sequence of events was as follows: President Prabowo was scheduled to be the first speaker in the session, with the session expected to conclude at 12:30 PM local time. However, the session ended only at 2:30 PM due to extended discussions. The second session began at 3:00 PM.

Prior to the second session, Erdogan and Prabowo had lunch together, sitting side by side. Erdogan then requested to give his speech first as he needed to leave the plenary early. Teddy, who was present at the event, explained that Erdogan opened the second session with his speech, apologizing for his early departure. Only then did President Prabowo begin his speech.

Social media videos showed Prabowo starting his speech with a greeting before several delegates, including Erdogan, left the room through the back of Prabowo’s seat. In his speech, Prabowo touched on themes including the division of Muslim nations and the Palestinian issue, urging unity among Muslim countries to have a stronger voice.

Teddy’s clarification sheds light on the misconceptions surrounding the event, highlighting the importance of accurate information in the digital age.

[Watch the video below for more details]

[Continue to the next article: Cak Imin Responds to Journalist’s Questions on Mayor Teddy as Seskab: ‘No, I Don’t Know’]

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Turkish Reaction to Erdogan’s Potential Walkout During Prabowo’s Speech at D-8 Summit

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Turkish Embassy Clarifies Erdogan‘s ‘Walk Out’ During Prabowo‘s Speech at D-8 Summit in Cairo

Subhead:
President Erdogan’s departure from the room during Prabowo’s address sparks speculation, but Turkey‘s ambassador to Indonesia assures it was’)based on international meeting etiquette.

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In the aftermath of a viral video showing President Recep Tayyip Erdogan leaving the room as Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto began his speech at the Developing Eight (D-8) Summit in Cairo, the Turkish Embassy in Indonesia has spoken out to clarify the situation. Turkey’s Ambassador to Indonesia, Talip Küçükcan, has dismissed suggestions that Erdogan’s departure was a sign of disrespect, attributing it to common practices in international forums.

The incident, which occurred on Thursday (Dec 19), saw Erdogan walking out of the room while Prabowo was delivering a speech on international law and the treatment of Muslim nations. In one video circulating online, Erdogan can be seen accidentally nudging Prabowo’s chair as he exits.

Küçükcan issued a statement on Monday, aligning with the Indonesian Foreign Ministry’s previous explanation. He cited a statement by Indonesian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Rolliansyah ‘Roy’ Soemirat, highlighting the flexibility allowed to delegation leaders in international meetings.

"Each delegation has the right to decide when its head will sit at the delegation’s seat or leave the room," Roy had said in a written statement, as quoted by Küçükcan. "This is a common practice in international forums, including those held at the United Nations."

Roy also noted that delegates often have parallel meetings during international events. He confirmed that Prabowo had brief meetings with all delegation heads, including Erdogan, before and after the summit. Despite the viral video, both leaders held a friendly meeting during the luncheon following the summit.

Social media users had been abuzz with speculation surrounding Erdogan’s departure. However, the Turkish Embassy’s statement has provided clarity on the matter, attributing it to routine practices in international meetings.

In unrelated news, a CNN Indonesia exclusive video shows the incident from the presidential secretariat’s perspective, with multiple delegates, including Erdogan, leaving the room as Prabowo spoke on Israel’s violations of international law and the perceived lack of respect for Muslim nations.

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Indonesian Minister of Foreign Affairs Clarifies Erdogan’s Exit During Prabowo’s Speech at D-8 Summit

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Prabowo Directs Indonesia‘s Development Push in Post-COVID Era, Prioritizes Maritime and Southern Regions

President Prabowo Subianto has outlined Indonesia’s post-COVID-19 development strategy, prioritizing the maritime sector and southern regions of the country. Speaking at the closing ceremony of the Videoconference on Developing Eight (D-8) Summit in Ankara, Turkey, Prabowo emphasized the need for Indonesia to focus on its maritime potential and strengthen cooperation with southern neighbors.

"Indonesia must prioritize its maritime sector. We have the longest coastline in the world, and our maritime resources are our main assets. We need to develop this sector comprehensively, involving all relevant stakeholders," Prabowo said. He added that the government will provide comprehensive support for the maritime industry, from freight to tourism and fisheries.

Prabowo also stressed the need to boost connectivity and cooperation with Indonesia’s southern neighbors. "We must enhance connectivity with our southern neighbors. This includes improving infrastructure, facilitating trade, and promoting cultural exchange," he said.

The president welcomed new members, Bangladesh and Egypt, to the D-8 group, saying that their inclusion would enrich the organization’s diversity and strengthen its collective voice.

Prabowo’s speech came as Indonesia continues to grapple with the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. According to him, the government will prioritize stimulating domestic demand and supporting micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) as key drivers of economic recovery.

"We will also strengthen our commitment to free trade and investment, while ensuring that our policies are fair, predictable, and aligned with our national interests," Prabowo said.

Indonesian analysts welcomed the president’s focus on the maritime sector and southern regions, describing it as a strategic shift that aligns with the country’s geopolitical position and economic potential.

"This strategy is long overdue," said Dr. Mu(Message)nir Jalil, a political analyst at the Indonesian Institute of Sciences. "Indonesia’s maritime resources and strategic location should have been the backbone of our development strategy for decades. It’s good to see the current administration finally acknowledging this."

As the world’s largest island nation, Indonesia controls strategic maritime routes that connect the Indian and Pacific Oceans. The government estimates that the maritime sector contributes around 11% to Indonesia’s GDP and supports about 50 million jobs.

With the COVID-19 pandemic highlighting the importance of self-reliance, Prabowo’s emphasis on domestic demand and MSMEs has also been met with approval. "The pandemic has shown us that we cannot rely solely on exports to drive our economy," said Fithri International, a professor of economics at the University of Indonesia. "President Prabowo’s focus on stimulating domestic demand and supporting MSMEs is a step in the right direction."

As Indonesia looks to the future, Prabowo’s development strategy is set to reshape the country’s economic and political landscape. With a focus on the maritime sector, southern regions, and domestic demand, the government aims to harness Indonesia’s unique strengths to drive growth and prosperity in the post-COVID era.

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