Get well soon, Turkey

When the Syrian civil war broke out in 2011, Turkey was quite anxious.

After Syria, which was set to be divided, Turkey could also be divided.

It fanned the flames.

15 years have passed.

Syria has been torn apart, following Iraq.

Next in line is Turkey.

If the Pennsylvanians had succeeded on July 15, Turkey would have been divided anyway.

With a 10-year delay, the plan is reaching its conclusion.

So, the coup is successful.

First a federation, then a shattered Turkey.

There are also those who say it will end up like Yugoslavia.

It is not far off to see a new Russian occupation in the Eastern Black Sea, where the Armenian army will fight on the front lines.

They will hand over the keys to the city to the so-called true owners of the city, just as in 1915, from the balcony of the City Hall. 

It wouldn't be complete without the troops in Alexandroupoli entering as far as San Stefano and erecting a monument.

The French army, which has brought Syria back under its influence, will also easily enter Maraş from the border where the mines were cleared by Turkey's own hands.

And the Turks?

I don't know what they will do.

They might sing the folk song, "I brought it upon myself, I found it myself."

Or, they might hum the song, "I cannot tell my troubles to anyone, I weep for my state."

If they can find a land to live on, that is.

When they didn't listen to advice and were driven out of the Balkans, they had made Anatolia their homeland.

Now, there will be no Anatolia either.