Turkey threatened to allow refugees to enter Europe freely. Is this Johnson's divine assist?

Recently, Turkish President Erdogan is really fidgeting. He not only expressed dissatisfaction with his country's lack of nuclear weapons, but also said a few days ago that if Turkey does not receive more international assistance, it will be forced to open the door to Europe for Syrian refugees. For his words, there are some threats.

Erdogan said in a televised speech in the capital a few days ago that if a safe zone could not be established in the northeast of Syria, they would be forced to open the door. In fact, the Turkish President's expression is not God's aid to British Prime Minister Johnson, but his main purpose is to vent his dissatisfaction with the United States and the European Union.

We must know that it has been more than eight years since the outbreak of the Syrian civil war, and about 3.6 million Syrian refugees have taken refuge in Turkey. Now Turkey has spent $40 billion to resettle these refugees, while the western countries led by the United States originally promised to share part of the costs for Turkey to receive refugees, but now it has been delayed. No wonder Erdogan was angry and claimed to let Syrian refugees enter Europe.

In fact, neither the Turkish President nor British Prime Minister Johnson can participate in this kind of behavior, because Haixing's main task at present is to leave the European Union, but Johnson encountered great difficulties in hard Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, not only suffered a three-game losing streak, but also his younger brother announced his resignation, which was also a great blow to him. Therefore, Johnson's tough British policy of leaving the EU is now dead.

In fact, the threat to the Turkish president is mainly directed at the United States and the European Union. In fact, as early as the beginning of August this year, Turkey and the United States established a security zone in Syria, and they have reached an understanding. The Turkish side said that the security zone should become a peaceful corridor, remove Kurdish armed forces in the Turkish-Syrian border area and prevent more refugees from continuing to flood in. Although an agreement was reached, this safe area was never established. In particular, the United States has always opposed Turkey's crackdown on Kurdish armed forces in the border areas of Turkey and Syria. No wonder the Turkish president is playing the refugee card now, but in fact this effect is not obvious.