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In the verse, God advises military preparations as "a means to
             terrify" the enemies that we know and do not know. As it is clearly
             understood in the verse, this military readiness terrifies existing ene-
             mies or those who are preparing for such hostility and thus debilitates
             their power. As a result of these measures, the assailants are obliged
             to back down from their planned attacks and are neutralized. On that
             account, military reinforcement and power building as well as devis-

             ing the necessary steps in that regard are crucial courses of actions
             that Muslims should undertake in order to suppress such peril.

                  In response to the deep trouble in the Southeast of Turkey that
             has facilitated the PKK's empowerment within the region's cities, the
             people in the region are always urging our state to revitalize its pres-
             ence and make haste in its efforts. The PKK is blatantly hammering
             away its corrupt onslaught and laying traps for our soldiers and
             policemen right in the middle of streets, and persisting in their treach-
             erous methods. Our people who encounter such insidious plots also
             come across the tents of KCK courts, witness the so-called security

             units of the YPG at every turn, and are frequently intimidated and
             exploited by the PKK. That being the case, they demand the leader-
             ship of our state and our military forces be more resilient in the
             region. Otherwise, they fall into doubt and are of the opinion that
             they will not be protected; in that case, they are compelled to carry
             out the orders of the KCK, which they consider to be more powerful
             in the region, and seem to be its supporters. The threat is so over-

             whelming that our people are unsure whether the state will guard
             them if they were to struggle against the PKK.
                  In order to do away with these circumstances, deterrent elements

             should be put in place. No doubt, the primary condition for deter-
             rence is definitely arms and a powerful army. It is crucial for our
             army to make an appearance particularly in the Southeastern cities in
             might and grandeur. The military should be reinforced with more
             comprehensive and long-range arms including fortification of its



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