that threat potential threat going to use. going to be there just like the russians are just like the iraqis just like anybody else is their trump has said that the u.s. might be leaving syria very soon or soon after his national security adviser said that that withdrawal won't happen tomorrow and the troops are saying for now what do you read in this like is turkey expecting them to go one on one that. turkey will only be happy for the americans to leave the area because turkey feels that american sport to the p.k. caters to the p y d y p.g. is only complicating matters there's no dice straight left if there's any dice threat level then turkey and russia can deal against that day straight iran can deal against that day straight because it's a middle threat however the americans are there they want to stay on there.

and they want to despite president trumps declarations as you know pentagon's managed to convince him that we have to stay for the time being how long that time is being nobody knows still prison troubles say as soon as possible but nobody can define what that what that as soon as possible this the americans won't stay there pending the wants to stay there to be able to counter russian presence in the country and iranian prisons in the country so the americans are not greedy there to fight they they're there to. have a certain control over the north of syria and be on the bargaining table or i wouldn't take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue talking with eleanor to cherrypick chief advisor to the turkish president discussing the situation in syria stay with us.

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turkey's tensions with the united states and how this is affecting the situation in the middle east. person aaron again has said that the turkish operation will not stop in africa and that the turkish forces will go further and take mandates but he u.s. forces are stationed in mandate right now while turkey attack my mates while the americans are there. something very straightforward to say we don't want the. we don't want to wipe. the kurdish militants it off. because many beach does not belong to the kids is a kurdish place we have liberated it as i said one day we are going to give it back to its rightful owners which are the kids the city of course. mihm beach is the saying mim beach is a city which has a ninety five percent population of syrian arabs so what we want

is for because the p.k. k p y d y p g invaded made beach with the presidents of fighting day or isis as you call it and what they did was later on the americans said we will withdraw the kurds from there and the rightful owners which are the syrian arabs can stay there but the the americans did not keep their promise with the americans we say you don't want to leave this place ok don't leave this place but if you want the kurds are not going to be there or else we will also have to intervene had members to clear the kurds out of the city so the americans have a choice either they pushed the kurds out and we are offering them another solution say why didn't we secured them which together take. american troops against

possible day she returned to the area already interviewed so what he's saying is very straightforward we don't want the p.k. k p y d y p g codes there we want them to leave the city we want the city to be run by the syrian arabs who are the rightful owners of the city now there is an understanding between turkey and the u.s. about the situation in mandates and your foreign minister said that this understanding should be a model for all other places controlled by the kurdish why what is this understanding how is it going to work the the understanding is the why b.g.p. why the have to leave all the eastern. universities areas especially the warder areas because the border areas are a direct threat continued to be a direct that take. security we know that in cities like where the body.

come easily. there are piqué care levels which all ways infiltrated zeki body was the place where. the suicide bomber bush were trained and sent into turkey that killed a lot of people that are increased double in the past so co bunny's a hub of terrorism we don't want those terrorists there we want all the eastern universities area especially our border is area to be cleared away from the p.k. k. through it so the united states has to either clear these people out of the area or with we will be taking the matters into our own hands and clearing the area ourselves turkey and the us are always a nato allies but now terror case fighting a us ally in syria directly is their red line with the u.s. at turkey want cross in syria a limit to what it can do without really making its american partners angry. with

the american partners have really frustrated turkey we regret this kind of attitude. the americans have probably to pull the kurds are to maybe stay didn't we said the americans not to support the p.k. k. not to give the arms not to give them heavy arms but they continue doing it and everybody in turkey is questioning what kind of an alliance is this with the united states why the. so openly supporting terrorists who are fighting an insurgency war inside turkey they know these are terrorists they are actually the american terrorist list they are on the list of terrorist organizations and in the united states and in europe but the europeans and the americans continue supporting the b k k so we are say we do the

turkish public doesn't understand this and we are telling the americans this kind of attitude is increasing and aviation in the turkish public the chickies public is questioning these our friends are what are they i mean what kind of friendship is this what kind of alliance is this. a bulk of the turkish people are starting to question the relationship between turkey and the united states and this is what we are telling the americans look. at the relations between the peoples are very important because they are everlasting relations between governments they are opposing face but the relationship between turkey people at the american people if this is hurt if there is a wedge between them then this is going to cause long term difficulties long term harm so i am talking about this other thing they french reportedly have troops in

northern syria now turkey has denounced a french deployment calling it illegal in. calling it in ways and but is it france things up or is same thing turkey's going to calling trips in syria without asking for permission from the syrian government i mean why is it that the turkish to call in when it is legal legit and then and when the french do it while it becomes illegal. well look at it this way taiki has a border of. wait. syria. what turkey's doing why is turkey's operation legitimate because it is following international rules united nations security council resolutions and turkey is what turkey is doing is an act of self defense. we have been threatened by that region so we are taking matters into our own hands why because that region has become an insurgency area nobody's in control of it properly the assad regime has never been in control of it

the assad regime has actually left the area to the p.k. k. which are the enemies of ticky so taking had to take matters into its own hands to provide its own security and secure the border areas now this is a very very diligent about course however who are the french to be there who are the americans to be in there who are the british to be there and to be honest look to sure if the french are there either like the american troops because some people have said the french troops are there because micro allows so but did know there are so proud to have. invited a delegation of kurdish militants to the elites there and there. he did not say we are sending troops to you the people the kurds who are in there who were in that bt late news that france was sending troops to northern iraq northern

syria and then a lisa's palace denied this they said we're not sitting in the troops we're not going to three involved in the area so i'm not too sure about what the military involvement there is there are some elements there are some advisers french advisors a british advisers there but also fortunately there are fresh. and . british paid soldiers who are the soldiers of fortune who are who have drugged y p g p y d as some of them have been killed enough for it turkey is purchasing russia's as four hundred air defense missile systems and has been asked to speed up the delivery nato military committee chairman b. the battle has warned that turkey would have to face the consequences of this decision what can those consequences be worldly they are threatening

us with sanctions they are threatening us with. by not giving us certain arms vital arms that we need but i mean to turkey wanted the air defense systems from the americans take he asked for the united states to sell it the packets. the americans did not they want to hear about it all the country in two thousand and fifty there were patrick missiles deployed by the americans the germans and the dutch on turkish soil against possible strikes by assad and they would through these missiles. the united states would draw its patridge from turkey never mind giving it new air defense systems or selling it different systems so to say look we wanted it from me

you didn't give it you even took away in those that would deploy did turkey so what was i supposed to do i need and their defense system were viable the air defense system the russian system is a very very viable ediface it is viable such as get something can i ask you something is nato basically sad that turkey isn't buying nato made weapons i mean is this a market business issue for like turkey's nato allies could this be about that. well some of the allies are upset. nato has said turkey has the right to purchase whatever defense system it likes it may not be can go back to will with the data systems but let me remind you greece also deployed s three hundred.