On one of the days of July 2018, in the town of Jarbalus in the province of Aleppo, not far from the Turkish border, in front of the border crossing near the town of Karkamis, an interview was filmed for the Turkish TRT network, in one of the headquarters of the Free Syrian Army, with one of the members of the Sultan's 'Syrian Turkmen Brigades' militia.

It should be noted that the interview was filmed two years after the occupation of Jarabulus by the Turkish army that invaded Syria in Operation Magen Euphrates.

So why do I remember a neglected and forgotten interview, almost two years after it was broadcast?

Because of one small detail, which, although it was not said, but is clearly visible - the map that was hanging on the wall behind the interviewee, in which you do not see the area of Jarabulus or Syria, but a map of the new Ottoman Empire of the Turkish "Sultan".

So if we link a trivial interview of a Turkmen militiaman in Syria, to the continuation of the Turkish occupation of parts of Syria, and to the drilling activity to search for gas in Greek Cypriot waters, to the signing of a document that divides the Mediterranean Sea between Turkey and Libya, and to the deepening of Turkish activity in the Balkan countries, and to the invasion of a group of Turkish soldiers into Greek territory and the planting of the Turkish flag on Greek soil, and the Turkish involvement in what is happening in Libya, we will get a picture of an orderly plan for the realization of the renewed empire map in the eyes of Sultan Erdogan, which connects like a second thread between the points on the map.

And after seeing the map that was taken two years ago and the actions of the Sultan from then until today, perhaps it is also possible to understand the resistance of the countries painted in red on the Sultan's map, to the Turkish actions in the field.

I suggest paying close attention to what is said by Erdogan, and what is said by the countries that have disappeared from the map of the renewed empire.