"With greetings… On the night of July 15, 2016, the Zionist-Crusader-guided FETÖ-Kemalist alliance attempted to overthrow the government in Turkey. It was met, however, by the Muslim Anatolian people. Following that night, which saw 250 martyrs and granted the entire Muslim nation the honor of becoming veterans, the opportunity to consign the Westernist regime to the dustbin of history could not be fully seized. In fact, we were even met with certain absurdities that served as artificial respiration for the Westernist regime. In contrast, some gains were achieved on behalf of Muslims both externally (Syrian operations, the opening to Africa, etc.) and internally (the reopening of Hagia Sophia, the purging of certain agents, etc.). Yet for those who say, 'a war that has not reached its goal is not over,' these gains could never move beyond being small steps toward a regime change and an Islamic revolution. While the internal struggle continued after July 15, the world was dragged into a great crisis externally due to events such as the pandemic, wars, economic depression, and famine. As we discussed in our previous issue, we are on the threshold of a total internal and external reckoning."