The megaton "bomb" of the former American national security adviser and "hawk" of the American deep state John Bolton a few months ago for the de facto decision to create the state of Kurdistan, is already being implemented by the US in North Syria and concerns the transfer of Kurdish oil to a port in the Eastern Mediterranean.
It is common knowledge that we recently had the Erdogan regime's decision to cut off Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) oil exports through Turkey, pushing oil prices to $80 per barrel.
The International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce also ordered Turkey to pay about $1.5 billion to Iraq in compensation.
According to the decision, Turkey now refuses to load crude from Iraqi Kurdistan without the consent of the Iraqi federal government.
These are pretexts, since the Turks are playing their own suspicious games and essentially want to block the sale of crude oil by the Kurds.
The goal is to prevent the Kurdish people from getting money to support the creation of an autonomous state in the future, starting with Iraqi Kurdistan.
In the wake of the decision, Kurdish officials said a preliminary agreement had been reached with Baghdad, which would approach Turkey to resume oil imports from the Iraqi Kurdistan Government (KRG).
However, no such request by the Iraqi government has yet materialized, and the terms of a potential deal remain uncertain.
Baghdad is seeking to create a new export mechanism under Iraq's Ministry of Oil and the State Oil Marketing Organization (SOMO).
The arbitral tribunal ruling marks the end of Iraqi Kurdistan's (KRG) independent oil exports and curtails its autonomy, in cooperation with Ankara.
The resumption of oil exports will likely be under Baghdad's watch, potentially fueling further political tensions.
American media reports that Kurdish oil is of enormous importance.
"The decision triggered multi-level negotiations involving key players such as the KRG's ruling factions, Baghdad, Ankara, Tehran, the US, Russia and possibly China, which recently brokered an agreement between Iran and Saudi Arabia on ensuring stability in the Belt and the "middle corridor" of the Silk Road initiative.
In 2015, Kurdish oil accounted for 77% of Israel's oil imports.
The US has already urged Iraq and Turkey to resume the flow of oil from Iraqi Kurdistan, with State Department officials stressing publicly that disruptions to global energy supplies serve no interest."
A Kurdistan state is coming as a US safe zone plan for Middle East oil as the Turkish government has not announced any population census in Turkish territory for years.
This is exactly what an American institute confirms, which shows that all the steps now lead with mathematical precision to the disintegration of the current Turkish state and the declaration of a Kurdish state, even if this seems improbable or utopian to many.
The procedures have been launched while the "bomb" on the foundations of the Turkish state is laid by an ethnological map of the current inhabitants of Turkey, since it shows that there is no national homogeneity in the country, showing the Turks as a minority and the Kurds as the most numerous force in the country.
We remind you that the "Kurdistan State" plan will also include the Turkish region of Diyarbakir, which will join the Kurdish regions of northern Iraq and Syria, leading to the establishment of an independent Kurdish state that would have access to the sea, vast oil resources and a unquestionable orientation in favor of America and Israel.
According to earlier information, the Americans were preparing an air base in northern Iraq, and had launched the mission of 4000 thousand armored marines accompanied by tanks and heavy artillery and multiple launchers.
The purpose of the US is on the one hand the neutralization of Iran and on the other hand the creation of an independent Kurdish state.
Turkey has been following these events closely for a long time and literally "trembles" at the idea of creating a Kurdish State, initially with the territories of Iraqi and Syrian Kurdistan.
Ankara knows very well that sooner or later it will continue and the whole part of SE Turkey is "at risk" of being cut off with summary procedures. Especially now that an internal "war" is raging within the country.
The new state, along with the state of Israel, would be a stabilizing factor in the Middle East and, according to Western intelligence sources, a new Kurdish government is poised in the region, near a US facility.
