Algeria Exposes Itself to Turkey: An Overt Collusion with the Kurds in a Conspiracy Against the Turkish System After Hosting Separatist Representatives in Tindouf
ALDAR/ Analysis
In a suspicious move revealing questionable intentions, Algeria raised numerous questions after hosting representatives of Kurdish separatist movements in the Tindouf region.
This step, which constitutes an obvious betrayal of the Turkish system, was not just a passing act but part of a hidden conspiracy aimed at weakening Turkish influence in the region and gaining advantages at the expense of the strategic relations between the two countries.
Algeria, which pretends to maintain neutrality and balance in its foreign policies, revealed its true face in conspiring against Turkey in this incident. After years of military and economic cooperation between the two countries, this act puts bilateral relations at risk and exposes the Algerian regime’s complicity in supporting Kurdish separatist movements that threaten Turkey’s unity and stability.
Turkish media did not hesitate to reveal this dangerous shift in Algerian policy, with Turkish newspapers considering that Algeria made a grave mistake by hosting Kurdish representatives. They indicated that this action reflects Algeria’s desire to disrupt Turkey’s growing role in the region. Ankara expressed severe displeasure, warning of the consequences this act could entail, viewing Algeria’s actions as a betrayal at a crucial moment in the cooperation between the two countries.
On the other hand, Kurdish media outlets circulated the incident as an important step in strengthening international support for their cause, though they expressed doubts about Algeria’s credibility, which seems to be attempting to play a double role in the regional political arena.
What Algeria did was not merely hosting representatives of Kurdish movements, but rather an open conspiracy against Turkey’s interests and national security. This suggests that the Algerian regime now prioritizes its political positions over its relationships, placing the future of Algeria-Turkey relations in jeopardy.
