Grospic: Turkish occupation forces and their terrorist tools commit war crimes in Syria

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Prague ( ST):  President of the Czech Parliamentary Friendship Society with Syria, Stanislav Grospic said that the Turkish occupation forces and their terrorist tools were committing war crimes in Syria.

In a statement, Grospic reiterated that the Turkish regime forces and their terrorist tools are plundering Syrian mineral and oil resources.

He stressed that foreign forces, which are illegitimately deployed in Syria, support terrorism, hamper the return of stability in Syria and prolong the crisis there.

He went on to say that Syrian People are the only ones who should decide the future of their country.

Earlier, Gospic affirmed the necessity of respecting Syria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity and called for the withdrawal of all forces deployed illegitimately on its territories.

K.Q.

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