Idleb is a Syrian province and the presence of Turkish troops in Syria is illegal: Slovak website

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BRATISLAVA, (ST)- A Slovak website has stressed that Idleb is a Syrian province and that the presence of the Turkish regime’s forces in Syrian territories has been a violation of international laws from the very beginning.

According to “Bantion Sprawvdai” website, the provocative remarks made by President of the Turkish regime Recep Tayyib Erdogan on Syria were provoked by the progress being achieved by the Syrian Arab Army in the battle against terrorists in Idleb, where the army has liberated tens of villages and towns from Turkish-backed terrorist groups.

The Slovak website affirmed that the current moves being made by Erdogan’s regime aim at protecting its mercenaries and terrorists.

 The Turkish regime has committed war crimes in different Syrian areas it has occupied, the website said, pointing out that this regime is sending its mercenaries to Libya to strengthen its influence there.

Hamda Mustafa

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