Slovak MP: West’s continuous sanctions on Syria a crime against humanity

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PRAGUE, (ST)- The continued imposition of the unilateral coercive economic measures on Syria by Western countries is a crime against humanity, Member of the Slovak National Council Lubos Blaha has stressed.

In a statement to SANA correspondent in Prague on Saturday, Blaha said that the West’s continuous economic war on Syria, Iran, Venezuela, Democratic Korea and other countries amid the current sensitive circumstances in which these countries are fighting against the outbreak of coronavirus, can only be described as an attempt to carry out a genocide.

 

The Slovak MP reiterated the need to immediately lift all the sanctions and coercive economic measures imposed on these countries so that they can confront the spread of coronavirus.

Hamda Mustafa

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