I n Sekeroba, a village on the outskirts of the Nur Mountains in southern Turkey, a woman stood outside the rubble of her former house and waved a Turkish flag mounted on a long metal bar. “We love him,” she said, referring to Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the country’s longtime leader. “For the call to prayer, for our homes, and for our headscarves.” Cars screamed past, honking approvingly. A group of men fired shotgun rounds in the air.
塞克罗巴（Sekeroba）是土耳其南部努尔山脉郊区的一个村庄，一名妇女站在她以前的房屋的废墟外，挥舞着一个在长长的金属酒吧上的土耳其国旗。她说：“我们爱他。”“为了祈祷，为我们的家和我们的头巾打来电话。”汽车尖叫着，认真地鸣叫。一群人在空中开了shot弹枪。
