A Czech senator calls for considering Erdogan’s regime illegitimate

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Prague (ST):  Czech Senator Jaroslaw Dubrava  has called on the Czech Foreign  Ministry to work within the framework of the European Union,and to consider the Turkish regime as illegitimate and expel it from NATO because it represents a disgrace to the alliance.

In an interview with a Czech website today, Dubrava criticized the double standards that are being applied in the West, noting that the practices of the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s regime and the French and Dutch governments against the demonstrators are being ignored, while there is talk about the need to impose sanctions on Russia because of the police action to control the unauthorized demonstrations that have occurred organized by supporters of activist Alexei Navalny.

 

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