Czech MP: Turkish regime committing war crimes in Syria

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Member of the Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic Jiří Kobza has condemned the Turkish regime’s aggressive practices in Syria, stressing that the Turkish regime’s forces are illegally present in the country and they have been committing war crimes there under  complete silence of the European Union.

In an article published by the “Parliamentary Papers” website on Saturday, Kobza said the Turkish regime’s forces are illegally present in four sovereign countries, including Syria, Iraq, Cyprus as well as Libya which is subjected to an arms export ban, a ban that is blatantly breached by Erdogan’s regime.

 The European Union has terribly failed to confront the Turkish regime’s crime of looting the gas resources of Cyprus and Greece, the Czech MP added.  

Hamda Mustafa

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