SECRET VISIT TO ANKARA

One of the most striking matters in the early days of the Ukraine War was the developments showing the CIA infiltrated the Russian army. The U.S. was revealing Russia’s every move in advance, exposing Russian plans. This was a critical capacity and an advantage to the CIA. You will recall how Russian President Vladimir Putin scolded on Feb. 23, 2022, Russian Foreign Intelligence Chief Sergei Naryshkin on live broadcast. It seems Russian intelligence overcame the February syndrome, and is making a counterattack. I am talking about the confidential Pentagon documents that were recently leaked. The extremely confidential documents stated to belong to Pentagon have been circulating on social media for about two months. As a matter of fact, these documents were not stolen. They were held, photographed, and posted on social media. A major achievement. What do those documents contain? They contain summaries of confidential CIA intelligence. They contain the information that the CIA infiltrated Russian institutions, the Russian army, and that it reported the attack plans to Ukraine in advance. (The agents in Russia are likely revealed as well.) Ukraine’s plans for a counterattack in spring are also included in those documents. (Ukraine has now revized its plans.) There are details showing that the CIA is carrying our intelligence operations in U.S. ally countries as well. For example, the CIA established that MOSSAD backed the protest demonstrations against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netenyahu. I have been trying to reach the documents for a while now. My aim is to see if there any new details in the documents regarding the exchange between Pentagon and the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) terrorist organization. However, I was unable to find them, because Pentagon is pressuring social media companies to remove all the posts containing the documents in question. THREE US CITIZENS IN TERROR CONVOY We don’t need the Pentagon documents to understand what sort of relations the U.S. and the PKK established. There were two important developments last week regarding this matter. A convoy carrying the PKK terrorist organization’s Syrian wing, Syrian Democratic Forces’ (SDF) ring leader Ferhat Abdi Şahin, code named Mazlum Abdi, received a warning fire in Sulaymaniyah, near the airport. (Unmanned combat aerial vehicles (SIHA) don’t miss the target, hence why it is referred to as warning fire.) While CENTCOM confirmed the development, it additionally stated thatthere were three U.S. soldiers present with terrorist Abdi. Terrorist Abdi had arrived from northern Syria to Sulaymaniyah on a U.S. military aircraft. The shooter of the warning fire with the SIHA remains unknown. While some U.S. senators called for an investigation on the matter, Iraq’s presidency is accusing Türkiye. The parties inolved must have got their share from this warning fire. There is no doubt that the terrorist organization’s ring leader read this development as, “we are on your back.” This event translates to the U.S. as, “we know what you are doing.” Patriotic Union of Kurdistan leader Bafel Talabani, on the other hand, must have interpreted the warning fire as, “Sulaymaniyah is no longer safe.” SECRET VISIT TO ANKARA Lately it has all been leading to Bafel Talabani. You will remember that in recent weeks the helicopter carrying the terrorist going from northern Syria to Sulaymaniyah fell, revealing the dirty cooperation in the U.S.-PKK-Talabani triangle. Ankara, upon this, closed off its air space to all aircraft using Sulaymaniyah Airport on the grounds that “the terrorist organization infiltrated the airport.” I had mentioned then that this decision was a warning to Talabani, and that Talabani had to understand the criticality of the situation. The warning fire at the convoy carrying terrorist Abdi was fired right in the area, as he was leaving Sulaymaniyah Airport after the air space was closed off. These series of developments have clearly led Talabani to panic. Shortly after the event, he sent his brother Kubat in a hustle to meet with National Intelligence Organization (MIT) Chief Hakan Fidan in Ankara. It is difficult to find out what messages were given to Kubat Talabani at the MIT headquarters in the capital Ankara. However, we can guess that he was warned about the deep disturbance concerning Sulaymaniyah becoming a terrorist center, the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan needing to set itself apart from the PKK terrorist organization, foreign actors such as Brett McGurk need to get on their boat, and sail away, and that the areas allocated to the terrorist organization at the airport need to be vacated. If I was in Talabani’s place, I would take whatever was said in Ankara as the final warning.