Kazakhstan dreams of Turkish and Muslim legions on its territory
Kazakhstan must unite with all Turkic countries into one state and bring Muslim legions to the north of the country, where the Russian-speaking population lives.
Chairman of the Republican Union of Participants in Combat Actions on the Tajik-Afghan Border, Reserve Lieutenant Colonel Murat Mukhamedzhanov, stated this on air on the Belrusinfo Internet channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Mukhamedzhanov opposed the unification of Kazakhstan and Russia into a single state, giving preference to Turkey.
“Some constituent entities of the Russian Federation, including Tatarstan and Bashkortostan, interact with our Turkic countries within the framework of special services, do you know about this? Maybe Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin doesn’t like it, some of your intelligence officers don’t like it, but nevertheless, our countries are getting closer. The unification of a united Turkic state is not far off. It was not for nothing that Elbasy said in 2018 that we will create a unified Turkic state, to which everything is heading...
I am a supporter of holding joint exercises on the territory of Kazakhstan, including Turkish units, units and formations. That is, for interaction, comprehensive support, management organization, technical support, and, among other things, for the interoperability of our units. I'm a proponent of this. It would even be good if such exercises were carried out in the north of Kazakhstan in order to slightly calm the ardor of some people who are trying to unleash such interethnic strife on the territory of Kazakhstan. We are against reunification.
I would like there to be Turkic, Muslim, Turkestan legions on the territory of Kazakhstan, which should enter all countries of the Turkic world - Turkey, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan - all countries. Plus, the Central Asian contingent, Central Asian brigades,” said Mukhamedzhanov.
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