Events in Turkey are a European influence – Alisher Kadyrov

Alisher Kadyrov, a deputy of the Legislative Chamber of the Supreme Council of the Chechen Republic and head of the faction of the Democratic Party of National Revival, stated that the events taking place in Turkey were planned in advance. He wrote about this on his Telegram channel.

He noted that during the riots in Turkey, a group of young people, while drunk, defecated on the walls of the ancient Shahzadabaşı Mosque in Istanbul and destroyed historical tombs.

“This category, this layer, which grew up with self-hatred, did not fall from the sky but is the result of the systematic, far-reaching work of global forces aimed at destroying and vassalizing societies from within, which has been going on for hundreds of years,” Kadyrov wrote.

He added that in Turkey, these issues began from the very beginning, with education in European schools.

“When the Republic of Turkey was founded in 1924, European schools were given wide freedoms in the hope that we would learn from European countries. These schools provided education, I have no doubt about it, but they also managed to create a significant layer of people who hate their own identity. The young people who hate their own nation and values are the grandchildren of the generations who graduated from those schools,” the head of the “National Revival” Democratic Party faction writes with confidence.

At the same time, the deputy added that special attention should be paid to the issue of education in Uzbekistan.

“We do not have a harvest, but ‘trees’ are being planted. Of course, we must give our children the most modern education. Knowledge is knowledge wherever it is in the world and must be acquired. But if we do not sharply define our national requirements in education and be uncompromising in its implementation, in the future, we may suffer from troubles that we ourselves will cause,” Kadyrov concluded his post.

It should be noted that Alisher Kadyrov previously said that Russia's aggressive invasion of Ukraine could be justified. According to him, Russia's aggressive invasion of Ukraine could be justified if it could lead to the separation of Eurasia from the United States and the continent being led on the path of joint development based on collective agreements, equality, and non-violence.