Title : Reopening the M4 and M5 Highways in Syria a Blow to Turkey? Perhaps for Israel & "Greater Kurdistan"
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Reopening the M4 and M5 Highways in Syria a Blow to Turkey? Perhaps for Israel & "Greater Kurdistan"
You'd have to be a fool to believe that. Or engaging in spreading mis/disinformation?What ever the case fool or liar the claim of "blow to Turkey" is being made. Though, it's completely out of touch with reality. You may ask why would you suggest this? Why are you viewing this situation so differently? Let me explain.
The Year is 2018..... And the Astana Guarantors made the Idlib Agreement- In that agreement the M-4 and M-5 highways were to be reopened because it is beneficial to Iran, Syria and Turkey that this happens.
As stated nearly two years ago:
I’ve discussed the importance of opening the M-5 as well as the M-4 highways on more then a couple of occasions here at the blog- Which may be one reason why the Idlib deal came as far less of a surprise to me then most others...Back in 2018 many were so 'surprised' that the Idlib agreement came to fruition. But, as had been stated then, the return of Idlib to Syria had to be done with care. Perhaps it took a bit longer then expected, while raising the ire of the zionist crowd (Canthama) who became more and more vocal and ugly as they expressed their displeasure at this accomplishment, but it looks as if it's getting done.
"Leaks from the Astana talks, between guarantor nations in Syria (Russia, Turkey and Iran), show that questions surround how the roads would be secured and the extent of economic interest for the conflicting parties; whether it will be in the interest of the regime and the opposition or for Turkey, who the administrating force in northern Syria."
Discussions on opening the road are not limited to its economic importance. Analysts say that opening the road is a new stage in the restoration of relations between Syria and Turkey.
A member of the board of directors of the regime’s Economists Syndicate in the Aleppo countryside, Mohamed Bakour, said that the road would pave the way for the restoration of Syrian-Turkish economic relations, and pointed to the international desire to activate the international trade route from Syria. In this case more than one country who has an interest in marketing through Syria to other countries will benefit.
But the economic benefit would be bigger for Turkey than Syria, according to Jazmati, because Syria does not export anything to Turkey because of its lack of production, which has turned the country into a consumer of goods and not a producer. Therefore the biggest beneficiaries will be traders who are exporting to Syria and sending their goods to regime areas.Why would anyone believe that Turkey would not want these routes open? It simply doesn't make sense, when they stand to be the biggest beneficiary of their opening. At least for the time being.
"But the deal hammered out between Ankara and Moscow stipulates that two strategic highways running through the province be reopened to traffic by the end of the year, achieving a major aim of the planned government offensive without a shot being fired.
The M4 and M5 highways run from Latakia to Saraqib, and from Syria’s southern tip to the border with Turkey in the north – both have been cut off in Idlib since 2014."
- June 2018: Russian/Turkish deal for Tell Rifaat. The Micro & Macro along the Silk Road: Pepe Escobar
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June 20/18: Syria MUST Take Back Daraa
The opening of these highways is good for Iran, Turkey and Syria. Recalling the previously mentioned trade agreement between Turkey and Syria...
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Sitrep: Remaking the Middle East- Israeli Airstrikes, Idlib: Russia and Turkey to Meet, Assassinations and UN Call
The content of the Free Trade Agreement, which was signed between Turkey and Syria in 2004, was published in Monday’s Official Gazette.
The agreement is expected to come into force as of Jan. 1st, 2007.
The agreement was signed during Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s visit to Syria on December 22nd-23rd, 2004.
Turkey will lift customs taxes on Syrian products as soon as the agreement comes into effect while Syria will do the same for Turkish goods in a 12-year transition period.
As for agricultural products, the parties will make reciprocal tax reductions for a series of products.
After the agreement takes affect, Syria will lift all bans and restrictions on imports from Turkey. (UK-ULG)
Though Turkey will not take the refugees that Syria and Russia moved to Idlib. At this time based on available information it seems to me the solution will be a refugee zone.
Late yesterday
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Israel Carries Out Airstrikes on Damascus... How many airstrikes to date?
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Missile Fired At K-1 Base- As American Forces Continue to Occupy Iraq
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