Look who is talking... Saudis is the last people should talk about Middle east, your Wahhabi mentality bring Islam down...
People who wanted to topple Erdogan shoot the aircraft to make Turkish economy down so people go against Erdogan. But, Today, Turkish economy developed 11% last quarter compare to a year before.
I believe Turkey was waiting for its Tanks get updated with laser warning systems and also to mass produce its kamikaze and other surveillance drone to have less martyrs. Turkish president doesnt sell its countries interest to money which you Saudis are good at...
My Azeri friend, there is nothing called "Wahhabism". It is an imaginary word that describes Hanbali Muslims (1 of the 4 traditional Sunni Madahib) which not even the majority of the people in KSA follows.
Islam itself originates from modern-day KSA as does "Sunni Islam", "Shia Islam" and Sufism.
Secondly please don't talk about Islam in the context of Arabs and in particular Saudi Arabians since modern-day KSA is the cradle of Islam and 90% of all the most important Islamic/Muslim personalities originate from KSA or are Arabs. Hijazi dynasties (Rashidun, Umayyad, Abbasid and Fatimid) ruled the Islamic world from the very beginning to 1517. Almost 1000 years. 90% of the Islamic conquests were made by the ancestors of modern-day Arabs and in particular Saudi Arabians.
Thirdly, did I mention anything in my post that was not factual? Many Turks and neutral observers agree with me.
As for the West, last time I checked it is Turkey, not KSA, that is a member of NATO. Last time I checked it is Turkey that is almost totally dependent on trade with the West (EU) and not KSA.
Whatever Turkey does, Erdogan should learn from his many mistakes in Syria and elsewhere. Take inspiration of how Arabs in Iraq dealt with the Kurds recently.
Salah ad-Din ( Father Kurdicized-Arab - Mother Turk )
Salahaddin's military career began under the tutelage of his uncle Shirkuh, a prominent military commander under the Turkish Zengid Dynasty of the Seljuk Empire
Nur ad-Din ZENGI was a member of the Turkish Zengid Dynasty which ruled the Syrian province of the Seljuk Empire in the 12th Century
The 2nd Crusade led by European kings, Louis VII of France and Conrad III of Germany and after crossing Byzantine territory into Anatolia, both armies were separately defeated by the SELJUK TURKS
In 1148 the Second Crusade arrived in Syria, led by Louis VII of France and Conrad III of Germany
Nur ad-Din's Victories and the Crusaders' losses in Asia Minor
again SELJUK TURKS beat Crusaders in Syria
and Nur ad-Din ZENGI sent Turkish Army led by Salah ad-Din's Uncle SHIRKUH to Egypt to fight against Crusaders
after Nur ad-Din's death in 1174 Salah ad-Din founded Ayyubid Dynasty in Egypt and Under Salah ad Din's command, the Ayyubid Army defeated the Crusaders at the Battle of Hattin in 1187
also BAYBARS KHAN ( Turkic Kipchak origin ) was SULTAN of the Mamluk Dynasty in Egypt
and BAYBARS KHAN was one of the Cmmanders of the Egyptian forces that inflicted a defeat on the Seventh Crusade of King Louis IX of France
and BAYBARS KHAN led the vanguard of the Egyptian army at the Battle of Ain Jalut in 1260 which marked the first substantial defeat of the Mongol Army
I remind You Turkic Mamluk Dynasty ruled Egypt between 1250 and 1517 ( after 1517 Ottoman Empire ruled Egypt around 400 years )
MAMLUKS were Turkish Warriors in Egypt and after 1250 MAMLUKS became SULTAN in Egypt )
so TURKS and Arabs together beat Crusaders and Mongols , not only Arabs
Mongols defeated by arabs?
Muhahahah. Kid where do you read history? When did Seyfettin Qutuz or Baybars become an arab?
When did arabs ever defeat crusaders? First, second, third crusade?.
Nearly all of middle east was ruled by Seljuks anyway in first and second crusade era, abbasids was the vassal of Seljuks. First crusade Muslims were defeated, Seljuks did 90% of the fighting anyways, second crusade Seljuk victory and crusaders defeated... Etc etc.
Bro please tell me where you read history I'm just wondering because you seem to live in a parallel world
Salah ad-Din had nothing Turkish/Turkic about him. We was of Kurdish and distant Arab ancestry and he was born on Arab land and was an Arabized Kurd. All of his descandnets today are Arabs and they live in modern-day KSA and Jordan.
Most of the soldiers that fought against the Crusaders and Mongols were LOCAL Arabs defending their ancient ancestral lands. A few 1000 Turkic arrivals (that modern-day Anatolians have very little to do with genetically (a well-established fact), is not going to change anything here.
Ibn Taymiyyah described this period in detail and he is the best source out there.
As for Mamluks (they were former slaves of Arabs) and mostly of Caucasian (Circassian and Georgian) origin, not Turkic. They only dominated the military but the Abbasids still retained the religious and bureaucratic power. The armies were a mixture of Arabs, Mamluks (mainly Caucasian) and Turkic people.
Funny how a bunch of foreigners (Anatolians in this case that have little to do with Arabs and real Turkic people) try to portray history differently in regions that are not their own.
As for Erdogan he has screwed up time and time again and I am not going to change my opinion in this regard unless I see the ground realities change. His lack of action created the mess that Turkey is now facing.
Anyway I don't bother with such discussions with foreigners. You can claim that Arabs played no role at all in their own lands. However only complete and utter ignorant idiots would even remotely believe such a claim.
Next time go claim that the Arabic-speaking and Arabized Salah ad-Din had no Arab soldiers when all the battles were fought on Arab land.
BTW my opinion about Kurdish terrorists in Iraq and Syria is well-known so I am not pro-Kurd here or in any other situation unless they are fighting directly against their cousins (Iranian Mullah's).