Manchester was rocked by a terrorist act earlier in the week. A total of 22 people lost their lives in the bomb attack, while more than 50 others were injured.

This catastrophic incident is not the first terrorist act that the British people have been subjected to. Since the concept of Brexit has come on to the agenda, the country has been a target. Speaking after the terrorist act that took place before the snap general elections on June 8, Prime Minister Theresa May stated that they expect new attacks.

Well, who is targeting the British people and for what reason?

As some claim, the fact that Daesh claimed responsibility for the attack does not answer these important questions.

In fact, Daesh is a terrorist brand that suddenly emerged and shook the states established by thousands of years of civilizations. And more than 60 states are jointly fighting it at the moment. Just like the PKK and its Syrian branch, the People's Protection Units (YPG) that survive in the region with U.S. support.

Moreover, as can be seen, these structures can carry out terrorist acts not only in the Middle East, but also in Europe.

For example, while we were talking about the Manchester attack, agencies reported news on Daesh's actions in the South Philippines.

Obviously, these terrorist organizations need the support of states and intelligence services to be able to carry out such acts around the world.

So, it would be a conspiracy theory to argue that Daesh completed the entire attack on its own, instead of seeking the involvement of an intelligence service behind this attack in the U.K.

So, am I right?

Then let us revisit our question. Who made Daesh claim responsibility for the attack and told us to look to the 'acrobat?'These hitmen, along with other terror groups, were set on us before elections and the referendum in Turkey. Now, what powers set them on British people and for what reason did they do this? Non-political forces at home, who want to include the island in the EU again, or a western state? Or, another superpower that wants to warn the U.K., as it wants to have a greater share of the world politics and economy and tends toward bilateral agreements by seceding from the EU?Certainly, even though it has not been made public, the U.K. must have satisfying answers to these questions. Perhaps, we may soon learn some of them.

For now, as a member of the Turkish public who has been subjected to similar pain many times, I can just share the grief of all our British fellows.

But believe me, as a family of humanity, it would be useless to take measures without pursuing the above-mentioned questions, and it would be impossible to continue on the path.

All people who are targeted by secular or religious-masked terrorists should unite and close ranks more tightly.