Terör örgütü mü, istihbarat örgütü mü? ASALA neden kuruldu?
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Now, I want you to
Now, I want you to think of a terrorist organization that has had a global impact, not too far behind Al-Qaeda, which attacked 27 countries, or Daesh, which operated in 29 countries and caused numerous casualties through psychological warfare techniques. In fact, we can describe this organization more accurately as a terrorist network. It even played a leading role in the notorious separatist terrorist organization PKK, which has been a thorn in the side of both Turkey and the world, and whose roots date back 140 years... I believe you've now understood what I'm talking about. The subject of today's episode is Armenian Terrorism, which, between 1973 and 1984, was responsible for the deaths of 58 people, including 31 Turkish diplomats and their family members, and 19 foreign nationals, as well as causing injuries to countless others.
Armenian Terrorism carried out over 200 attacks in more than 20 countries, resulting in numerous casualties and property damage, but the wounds opened by the terrorists have not healed. Armenia's direct or honorary citizenship granted to terrorists, the declaration of some terrorists as heroes, and their burial in symbolic cemeteries during military ceremonies still keeps the wound in Turkish-Armenian relations fresh. While efforts are made to heal the wounds caused by the atrocities in Karabakh and rebuild the liberated lands, it is essential to understand and remember Armenian Terrorism in detail, even though years have passed. What is ASALA? When did Armenian Terrorism begin? Are there any other terrorist organizations besides ASALA? Who makes up the Armenian Revolutionary Army? Are the Dashnak, Hunchak, and Ramgavar Parties still active?
All these questions and much more will be answered in the new episode of 'Dosya,' prepared by Fatih Başar Kutlu.
Armenian Terrorism carried out over 200 attacks in more than 20 countries, resulting in numerous casualties and property damage, but the wounds opened by the terrorists have not healed. Armenia's direct or honorary citizenship granted to terrorists, the declaration of some terrorists as heroes, and their burial in symbolic cemeteries during military ceremonies still keeps the wound in Turkish-Armenian relations fresh. While efforts are made to heal the wounds caused by the atrocities in Karabakh and rebuild the liberated lands, it is essential to understand and remember Armenian Terrorism in detail, even though years have passed. What is ASALA? When did Armenian Terrorism begin? Are there any other terrorist organizations besides ASALA? Who makes up the Armenian Revolutionary Army? Are the Dashnak, Hunchak, and Ramgavar Parties still active?
All these questions and much more will be answered in the new episode of 'Dosya,' prepared by Fatih Başar Kutlu.
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