Ömer Özkizilcik

@OmerOzkizilcik

Works at the Security Department of SETA Foundation in Ankara and as the editor in chief of Mail hozkizilcik@setav.org

Ankara, Türkiye
Joined August 2016

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    29 Dec 2018

    My new work about the factions belonging to the National Army Were they formed before ES? Did they receive US support via MoM or Pentagon? Have they fought ISIS, Assad or YPG? Compose they of Arabs, Turkmens & Kurds? For high quality

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  2. 15 hours ago

    Ortadoğu'daki prenslerin saltanatını anlatan ve bölgedeki güç mücadelesinin yansımalarını ele alan birçok yazıların Türkçe'ye tercüme edildiği Ortadoğu Günlüğü bloğunu bulunmaktadır. 'ın bloğu birçok seçme makelelerin tercümesi i içeriyor:

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  3. 15 hours ago

    BAE'nin izlediği politikaları iyi analiz etmek gerekiyor. Neredeyse her konuda Türkiye'ye karşı hamleler atan BAE, FETÖcü darbe girişimine de yardım etti Türkiye'de BAE çalışmaların artması gerekiyor Geçen seneki yazım BAE & TR arasındaki rekabe dair

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  4. 15 hours ago

    Birleşik Arap Emirlikleri'nin prensi Muhammed bin Zeyd'in AB'deki etki alanı ve lobi faaliyetleri hakkında çok önemli bir yazı yayınlanmış. BAE'nin Suudi Arabistan'da nasıl darbe yaptığı ve Suud'u nasıl yönlendirdiği açıklanıyor.

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  5. Retweeted
    Jan 21

    PKK's affiliate PYD (regularly conflated as Kurds in some media) organized a memorial service in Switzerland for Avesta Khabur, a female suicide bomber killed in a failed attempt to target Turkish and Syrian opposition forces in Afrin one year ago.

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  6. Jun 1

    With my comments : "If the EU accepts that the refugees will be bussed from the Turkish border to them, then the Turkish border policy may change. Turkey as the biggest host for refugees in the world, by far, isn't capable of welcoming more"

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  7. Retweeted
    May 28

    Good cop, bad cop policy in Gulf - by Burhanettin Duran | DS Column

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  8. May 30

    Thanks for the good interview!

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  9. May 30

    I commented on Al Jazzera English about the recent situation in : “this is a huge test for cooperation... if it fails because of Idlib then the entire political transition process and constitutional committee process and Astana process might be in danger”

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  10. Retweeted
    May 30

    “this is a huge test for Turkish Russian cooperation... if it fails because of Idlib then the entire political transition process and constitutional committee process and Astana process might be in danger”

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  11. May 30

    "To avoid a humanitarian tragedy, an end to the spiral of violence is crucial. R attempts to add pressure & TR retaliation to increase costs may recede if the two sides can agree on a new de-escalation agreement. Otherwise, the escalation in Idlib may evolve into an int crisis.

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  12. May 30

    "Depending on if the Russians will go further to pressure Turkey, the situation in Idlib might escalate beyond Syria as Turkey has shown that it won’t back down in the region to prevent a new humanitarian disaster."

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  13. May 30

    "The message given by Ankara to Moscow has been clear; Russia may have the air superiority but pressuring Turkey in Idlib might be very costly. The Ghab plains are the weakest point of the rebel defence line."

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  14. May 30

    "On May 21, the National Liberation Front and Hayat Tahrir al-Sham started a counteroffensive at night recapturing Kafr Nabudah. These operations lasted the entire night and indicated that rebels in Idlib could operate and capture a town using night vision and thermal cameras."

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  15. May 30

    "With the start of the operation, the Russian hand behind it became undeniable as Iranian-backed militias were wholly excluded. After initial gains, the Syrian opposition managed to halt the advance by sending reinforcements to the frontlines & getting supplies including ATGMs."

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  16. May 30

    "At the beginning of the New Year, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham disrupted the Sochi memorandum by going after the Turkish-backed Syrian opposition. During the attack of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, the National Front for Liberation proved incapable of acting together against extremists."

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  17. May 30

    "The regime has bombed Idlib to prevent a real ceasefire emerging & because it wants to retake Idlib entirely, in line with its policy of retaking every inch of Syria. This is part of a broader strategy in which the regime disrupts the agreement, as it has stymied its ambitions."

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  18. May 30

    "Despite the Sochi agreement, two actors in Syria were involved and succeeded in sabotaging it. The Assad regime and groups like Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, formerly affiliated with Al Qaeda, have taken steps to undermine the implementation process."

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  19. May 30

    "To Moscow’s surprise, Ankara has decided to respond instead of backing down in an attempt to remind Russia how costly any unilateral military action in Idlib could be."

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  20. May 30

    "The current military operation by the Assad regime with clear Russian backing is an attempt to pressure Turkey to enforce the Sochi memorandum signed by both sides, while the Syrian regime and its backers continue to violate the agreement"

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  21. May 30

    My latest about Idlib for TRT World: "The spiral of violence in threatens to spill beyond borders"

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