Erdogan’s behavior towards Syria exposes his aggressive character, says Slovak politician

Prague, (ST) – The deputy head of the Slovak National Party, Jaroslav Paška, stressed that what Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s regime is doing towards Syria has exposed its aggressive and expansionist character and its violation of international law. He criticized the European Union’s lack of action to condemn this aggression and work to stop it despite Erdogan’s blackmailing of migrants.
In a commentary, Paška, said that “Erdogan practices expansion, looting, theft and murder, starting from Cyprus and Syria, through Greece and Libya,” stressing that Syria has the full right to defend the unity and sovereignty of its lands and expelling all those who loot their wealth, whether related to Erdogan or others.

The European Parliament member Evan David denounced the blackmail policy of the Erdogan regime for Europe through the immigrant card, revealing that Erdogan had used the funds provided by the European Union to Turkey to help the displaced in arming terrorist groups in Syria.
In the same context, Czech political analyst Jirgy Skalsky stressed the right of the Syrian Arab Army to protect Syrian citizens from terrorists.
Skalsky pointed out in an article published today on the Czech site Narodny Liste that Idlib is a Syrian land and therefore the Turkish military presence in it is an occupation and represents an aggression against Syria in accordance with international law.

Raghda Sawas