The Turkish Republican People’s Party condemns Erdogan’s support for terrorists in Syria

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On February 23, the Turkish Republican People’s Party(CHP)  condemned the provocative and dangerous  policies of the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his support for terrorists in Syria, especially in Idlib.

“Erdogan uses Turkish soldiers as human shields to protect terrorists in Idlib and is trying to hinder the progress of the Syrian army in its battles against these terrorists who form a threat to Turkey,” the Party spokesman Faek Oztrak said in an interview with the KRT news channel.

Oztrak reiterated the party’s refusal of the Turkish interference in Syria’s internal affairs.

Many Turkish politicians said that Erdogan continues to support terrorists in Syria and hinders the solution of the Syrian crisis.

O. al-Mohammad

 

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