A second Habur or a second Mudros?

The winner of the PKK's—imperialism's regional apparatus—theatrical disarmament performance is ethnic separatism, and the loser is Turkey. 

The tall tale that 'terrorism will end and the bloodshed will stop' is a lie; the reality is that ethnic separatism is being legitimized. 

July 11, 2025, reminds one more of a Second Mudros than a Second Habur. The October 30, 1918, Mudros Armistice was signed by a defeated Ottoman Empire under the imposition of the victors of World War I. 

Mudros was designed as the prologue to the Treaty of Sèvres, the eternal death warrant of the Turks. 

The Armistice Government and the Palace of that era portrayed the Mudros Armistice—a document of shame and surrender that set the Turkish Nation on a path to death—as a great diplomatic victory and even issued commemorative stamps. 

The word 'Agamemnon' on the side of the British battleship where the document of shame was signed was not enough to warn our oblivious diplomats! 

Because they were wretches lacking the historical consciousness and diplomatic culture required to remember that Agamemnon was the commander-in-chief of the invading Greek Army that razed Troy in antiquity! 

We do not know when the commemorative stamp for the Sulaymaniyah theater will be printed, but we can say with certainty that the destructive effect of periods when state reason is lost and national sensitivity evaporates is turning into a survival issue for the country.