Egyptian Nasserite intellectual condemns international silence towards Erdogan’s crimes in Syria

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Egyptian nationalist intellectual Farouq al-Ashri has condemned the continuity of international silence towards Turkish regime’s crimes against Syria. 
 
“This international silence could be considered as an international consent to the Turkish regime’s criminal policy,” he said, calling on the international community to adopt serious steps to end these policies. 
 
Ashri asserted that Erdogan’s ambitions turned him into a war criminal and a criminal against humanity. 
 
“Erdogan has recruited and created terrorist groups to support his policy that comes in line with US-Zionist plot,” he added. 
Ashri referred to the sacrifices of the Syrian army and how this army foiled the new ottoman plots. 
 
Basma Qaddour
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