More than 2.5 years after an unprecedented mass immigration attempt by HebrewOn February 28, 2020, those who then saw the beginning of a form of hybrid warfare are justified. OUR Anchor also included migratory in its central strategic choice to make “black and white” in an attempt to create an argument against Greece in front of the international community. Thus, along with the growing rhetoric that the Greek side violates international treaties, that it constantly provokes, that it does not comply with agreements and principles, that it is a factor of instability in the region, the Turkish side, which often finds itself in the position of being accused of using immigrants as tools, trying to create the impression that it is Greece that constantly violates human rights.

unprecedented incident involving 92 naked men which were found on the banks of the Evros, is part of the constant choice of instrumentalization of the refugee migrant by Anchor. And probably the explanation for this choice to humiliate dozens of people is a propaganda war. Yesterday’s intervention in social networks by the Communications Director of the Turkish Presidency is not accidental Fakhreddin Altunwho accused the Greek side of lying. Mr. Altun is credited as the mastermind behind Ankara’s strategy of blaming and blaming Greece for the tragic consequences of the instrumentalization of the flows, and is believed to be behind the planning and implementation of an orchestrated scheme to deliver fake news to Turkish and international media regarding the responsibility of Greece and the Greek authorities for immigrant refugee. The plan, which was carefully exposed in the case of the abandonment of a group of migrants on the Turkish island of Evros, and with statements that the Greek authorities refuse to help people in need of protection and are on Greek soil, allegations accepted by foreign media.

That this particular strategy is the choice of the highest level of the Turkish leadership is evidenced by a number of speeches by the President of Turkey. Recep Tayyip Erdogan, which consistently uses every move to international audiences and decision-making centers in an attempt to hold Athens accountable. At the same time, he often challenges the international community for not taking action against Greece.

Four times since the beginning of the year, the Turkish president has made non-existent accusations against Greece of inhumane treatment of refugees before an international audience.

Ankara’s latest example of such a strategy was Erdogan’s speech at the UN, at the beginning of October. There, he accused the Greek side of “burying” migrants in the Aegean and the Mediterranean, while Turkey is saving them, serving what Islam preaches. “We are watching Greek ships bury these innocent, poor people at sea. In the Aegean Sea, as they are buried in the Mediterranean Sea, right? We are watching them,” he said, adding: “So people are demanding it? No. Our frigates run, catch up with them and save them at sea. Because we are Muslims and fulfill the requirements of Islam.”

This is the latest in a series of similar interventions since the beginning of the year, always targeting an international audience. In January, he spoke to the ambassadors of the EU member states. in Ankara left outbursts against the EU. after earlier accusing Greece of re-promoting. “The practice of inhumane treatment of refugees must stop, and expulsions that violate international law must end. We expect that due to the bad events taking place in the Aegean, Europe will raise a bolder and more conscious voice,” he said.

In February, as international media focused again on his remarks as he departed for Kyiv to mediate the Ukraine crisis, he blamed Greece for the deaths of 12 migrants who were found dead on Turkish soil in the Evros region. “Unfortunately, this is an indicator of Greek culture. The European Union has always kept silent on this issue, as has the rest of the world,” he said.

In June, he once again attacked Greece through a taped address to the World Parliamentary Conference held in Istanbul. There, he said that almost 30 thousand migrants had recently died in the Mediterranean Sea, and accused the Greek authorities of a barbaric attitude towards migrants.