Özet:

The fact that the rich countries in the Middle East and North Africa have limited economic, social and technological capabilities has prepared the ground for the Western countries to dominate the rich countries and to make them colonies. In the 20th century, the increased consumption of energy and the search for colonies in the industrialized Western consumer countries have led to external interventions that could extend to bloody occupations to the rich countries in terms of energy resources, while freezing the competition between them. In this context, the continued struggle for energy resources continues without cuts, from the First World War to the Civil Wars in the Middle East and North Africa, which were triggered by the Arab Spring. After the 11th September attacks, Iraq, after the Arab Spring, Syria and Libya have become the countries where apparently a civil war has occurred, but in the background a comprehensive struggle for energy resources has been carried out, where the Western countries and regional forces have been carried out victorious wars. In this scope, the study discussed the energy wars in the 21st century in the Middle East and North Africa.

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