Erdogan must be brought to international trial for his crimes in Syria, says Attia

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Cairo, (ST) – Member of the political bureau of the former Egyptian parliamentary Nasserist Party, Mohsen Attiya, denounced the crimes of the Turkish regime in Syria, especially cutting off water for the people of al- Hasaka province. He demanded that the Turkish  regime be held internationally accountable for these crimes.

Attiya said in a statement to SANA correspondent in Cairo that the regime of Recep Tayyip Erdoganis is standing with the conspiring countries against Syria and the Arab region. It is committing a major crime against humanity by preventing water from reaching the people of Hasaka amid international silence.

He stressed the need to bring Erdogan to international trial because of his crimes against the Syrian people.

Raghda Sawas

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