Why didn't the Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan leaders attend the Hankendi summit?

FETÖ and Russian factor were effective?

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, as well as leaders of Iran, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Pakistan, and the President of the TRNC, attended the summit of the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO), which was hosted by Azerbaijan.

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Russia's shadow fell to the top

According to Aydın, the first factor in the fact that Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan did not participate in the summit is the recent climbing tension between Russia and Azerbaijan.

“In this way, Russia reinforced its hegemony in Turkestan. This pressure may be behind the shyness of Kazakhstan. Aydın Aydın says, and draws attention to a different point for Turkmenistan.

Recalling the expression “BiTarafız” (Neutral) in Turkmenistan's national anthem, Aydın emphasized that neutrality policies may have been effective in the context of Russia-Azerbaijan tension:

“The principle of impartiality of Turkmenistan and the Russian factor may be decisive in the fact that the leader does not participate in the summit. But as Türkiye, we must always convey the message to our Turkmen brothers‘ we are with you ’.”

FETÖ danger is rising in Turkish geography

According to Aydın, the real and greater danger is the structure of FETÖ in the Turkish world.

“FETÖ has reached the level that can affect state policies in the Turkish republics. In the near future, we can see limitations against Turkey's activities in Kazakhstan. We need to explain the magnitude of the danger to the whole Turkish world.”

Stating that FETÖ has started to reinterpret in Turkey, Aydın pointed out that the organization has developed new tactics:

“FETÖ, infiltrating into an Islamic community and continues to settle in the state levels by using kinship, friendship and interest relations. His capital has revived.

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“The Turkish state is strong and of course overcomes. However, we do not tolerate the pain of 252 martyrs and 2,734 veterans we gave on July 15.”

The fact that the leaders of Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan do not participate in the Hankendi summit is not only a diplomatic choice;

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