US President Joe Biden recognised the events of 1915 as an ‘Armenian genocide’ carried out by the Ottoman Empire yesterday.
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Just after the recognition, Turkish media main government funded television channel TRT World has been active on YouTube and on their website against Biden administration.
TRT World has released several reports some of them describes devastating war of US armed forces throughout history and casualties of those wars. On an another report they have showed some Armenian lobbying organisations those are active in lobbying US congress and other officials to breakdown the cracky bilateral diplomatic crisis.
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TRT World has accused three Armenian ‘advocacy groups’, The Armenian National Committee of America, the Armenian Assembly of America and In Defence of Christians are key role players.
TRT World has also claimed that those three organisations especially the Armenian National Committee of America has funded Vice President Kamala Harris’ Senate champaign.
In the report, the reporter says that during an meeting between Kamala Harris and the Armenian National Committee of America, Harris affirmed her commitment to what she called the ‘proper recognition and resolution for the Armenian Genocide ‘.
In an another report titled ‘ United States of War’ of TRT World showed the history of wars the United States have involved and the casualties. It says through several references that the United States have involved in 93 wars in past 245 years. Then the report focuses on top 5 devastating and important war of the U.S. The report says just like these:
The American Indian Wars (1775-1924), also known as the American Frontier Wars, resulted in the deaths of over 15,000 indigenous people and the displacement of millions of people across the North American continent, especially the Trail of Tears.
During WWII, the United States dropped two nuclear bombs on two major Japanese cities, Hiroshima and Nagasaki, resulting in hundreds of thousands of deaths and cancer cases. That was the first time nuclear weapons were used in a war.
The Vietnam War (1955-1975), the United States’ 20-year war in Vietnam, is generally regarded as a costly and brutal military disaster, with an estimated 2 million civilians and 1 million soldiers killed.
Following the Taliban’s reluctance to hand over Osama Bin Laden following the 9/11 attacks, the US invaded Afghanistan, with US troops expected to leave in 2021. The war has killed an estimated 160,000 Afghans.
The invasion of Iraq was prompted by the United States’ argument that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, and the country was invaded in 2003. At US prisons like Abu Ghraib, the war resulted in huge casualties and egregious human rights violations. The US withdrawn its troops in 2011, but they returned in 2014.
Yesterday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan flatly denied US recognition of the Armenian Genocide and Yerevan’s assertion.
