Wall along Turkey-Iran border to complete in 2023

[unrequitted_love_suzy]

Wall along Turkey-Iran border to complete in 2023: Minister - Türkiye News

The construction of the 295-kilometers wall along the border of Turkey and Iran will be finished by 2023, the country’s interior minister has said.

www.hurriyetdailynews.com

 

[Mirzali Khan]

Mutually agreed upon wall?

 

[unrequitted_love_suzy]

Mutually agreed upon wall?

No , one sided by Turkey to stop afghans and iranians alike.

 

[SalarHaqq]

Mutually agreed upon wall?

Iran has no issue with and never protested the construction of this wall. OP is known for troll-like posts.

 

[mulj]

It shpuld be higher and with more obstacles until Iran starts behaving with more responsibility towards ileagal economic immigration.

 

[Maula Jatt]

Wall along Turkey-Iran border to complete in 2023: Minister - Türkiye News

The construction of the 295-kilometers wall along the border of Turkey and Iran will be finished by 2023, the country’s interior minister has said.

www.hurriyetdailynews.com

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wish we can build this beautiful wall alongside our borders

 

[SalarHaqq]

It shpuld be higher and with more obstacles until Iran starts behaving with more responsibility towards ileagal economic immigration.

Funny because it's Turkey that's been accused of turning migrant flows into an instrument to gain leverage with the EU.

Iran does not utilize migrants as a political instrument, in fact the only source of mass migration into Iran is from Afghanistan and Iranian authorities have their hands full trying to contain their entry, let alone their leaving the country for the west.

 

[mulj]

Funny because it's Turkey that's been accused of turning migrant flows into an instrument to gain leverage with the EU.

Iran does not utilize migrants as a political instrument, in fact the only source of mass migration into Iran is from Afghanistan and Iranian authorities have their hands full trying to contain their entry, let alone their leaving the country for the west.

It is funny that you find western claims trust worthy when it suits you.

You might be right that they do not facilitate it but also they do nothing to prevent it, so this is legitimate action from other side of border to prevent exesive flow of migrants until some better times come.

 

[SalarHaqq]

It is funny that you find western claims trust worthy when it suits you.

I don't. But I found your double standards regarding western claims remarkable. Else why would you single out and put the blame on Iran for a phenomenon that no state has been able to fully contain so far.

You might be right that they do not facilitate it but also they do nothing to prevent it, so this is legitimate action from other side of border to prevent exesive flow of migrants until some better times come.

Saying they've done nothing is somewhat of an exaggeration, they do arrest and send back illegal immigrants when they can but let's not suggest it's an easy task. Iran's border with Afghanistan is much longer than the Turkish-Iranian border and building a wall (which is not a 100% foolproof solution) is costly.

 

[Menace2Society]

I wish Pakistan would make this kind of wall on the Afghan border.

 

[Oublious]

Iran can have his illigal immigration, they should better start to block it before it turns in Irghanistan. The flow to Turkey is going to stop.

 

[mulj]

I don't. But I found your double standards regarding western claims remarkable. Else why would you single out and put the blame on Iran for a phenomenon that no state has been able to fully contain so far.



Nothing to prevent it is somewhat of an exaggeration, they do arrest and send back illegal immigrants when they can but let's not suggest it's an easy task. Iran's border with Afghanistan is longer than the Turkish-Iranian border and building a wall (which isn't a 100% foolproof solution) is costly.

No double standards by me, it was your reaction towards this border wall which is exactly it, i would support Iran decision for something like that to solve the issue. Somehow you found the way to diskike this well justified move from turkish authorities.

Well, you need to start somewhere, correct me if am wrong but geoghrapy of it is fllat without mountains, so it should not be costly that much and i beleive that opportunity cost is much higher then building the concrete wall.

 

[_Nabil_]

Iran has no issue with and never protested the construction of this wall. OP is known for troll-like posts.

It shpuld be higher and with more obstacles until Iran starts behaving with more responsibility towards ileagal economic immigration.

No double standards by me, it was your reaction towards this border wall which is exactly it,
.

See chronology of the posts

First post @SalarHaqq didn't objected the construction of the wall

Second Post, your's, accused Iran to be irresponsible in the matter of illegal immigration.

Then @SalarHaqq teacted to your accusations and debunked them.

Third post you are saying that you are replying to his reactions toward the border wall, which reactions ? His initial and clear reaction, is " I don't care" as seen in his first post.

I hate twisting facts and trolling .....

 

[mulj]

See chronology of the posts

First post @SalarHaqq didn't objected the construction of the wall

Second Post, your's, accused Iran to be irresponsible in the matter of illegal immigration.

Then @SalarHaqq teacted to your accusations and debunked them.

Third post you are saying that you are replying to his reactions toward the border wall, which reactions ? His initial and clear reaction, is " I don't care" as seen in his first post.

I hate twisting facts and trolling .....

Thing is that the flow of migrants from Iran forced building this wall, spinning around that fact with various justifications will not change it, so lets stick with that.

 

[SalarHaqq]

No double standards by me, it was your reaction towards this border wall which is exactly it,

You seemed to take issue with western accusations against Turkey, yet you'll endorse western accusations against Russia, Syria, Iran, won't you.

i would support Iran decision for something like that to solve the issue. Somehow you found the way to diskike this well justified move from turkish authorities.

Where exactly did I dislike it? It doesn't affect me in the least.

On the contrary, I corrected a previous post by highlighting that Iran has no problem at all with this Turkish wall.

Well, you need to start somewhere, correct me if am wrong but geoghrapy of it is fllat without mountains, so it should not be costly that much and i beleive that opportunity cost is much higher then building the concrete wall.

How many countries have built walls to stop migrants? Why doesn't Europe build one, despite being much more wealthy than Iran? Any attempt to single out Iran as particularly negligent is unfounded.

Thing is that the flow of migrants from Iran forced building this wall, spinning around that fact with various justifications will not change it, so lets stick with that.

How about the flow of migrants from Turkey to Europe? If you're going to point fingers at Iran, you'll have to blame Turkey for the same thing.

Especially since these aren't merely western claims, Erdogan himself has been completely open about it:

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey declared on Saturday he had opened his country’s borders for migrants to cross into Europe, saying that Turkey could no longer handle the numbers fleeing the war in Syria.

“What did we do yesterday?” he said in a televised speech in Istanbul. “We opened the doors.” His comments were his first to acknowledge what he had long threatened to do: push some of the millions of Syrian refugees and other migrants in Turkey toward Europe in order to cajole the European Union to heed Turkey’s demands.

Erdogan says, ‘We opened the doors,’ and clashes erupt as migrants head for Europe

Thousands of migrants clash with riot police at Greek border checkpoint as Turkey lets refugees cross into Europe.

www.thestar.com

And before retorting that Turkey's built a wall along its borders with Iran, what about the hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees who traveled from Turkey to the west? Is that Iran's fault too?

Let's avoid undue bias please.