Czech website: Erdogan’s aggressive policies bounce back against him

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Prague (ST): The Czech website ATC 24 has affirmed that the aggressive policies of the Turkish regime in Syria, Libya and other states began to rebound against it referring to the increase of its international isolation and the bad economic conditions in Turkey. 

In its comment today, the website said that Erdogan’s regime does not have  the strength  to stand in the face of all after it went far in its aggressive policies and creating enemies everywhere, adding that the internal situation in Turkey becomes more  aggravated day by day, especially after the accelerating collapse of the Turkish currency.

 

The website called for imposing international sanctions on the Turkish regime expressing astonishment at the silence of the EU and NATO towards this issue.

K.Q.

 

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