A Turkish Committee to Investigate Erdogan ‘s Support for Armed Groups in Syria

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ANKARA,(ST)_Turkish Parliamentarian for  the Turkish Peace and Democracy Party  Altan Tan  submitted  parliamentary memorandum  to the Turkish National Assembly “parliament” holding  the  ruling Government of Justice and Development  Party  accountable for supporting the armed groups and providing them with weapons securing roads for  them to enter Syria. He suggested the formation of   a Parliamentary Inquiry Committee to investigate on this subject. 

In a press conference held in the Turkish parliament, quoted by Yurt newspaper   on Friday, Tan disclosed the existence of dozens of complaints from Turkish families whose sons were sent to fight in Syria after given false identities.

” Erdogan government is silent on this subject, the same it  always does regarding similar sensitive issues, while the killing of one young Turk  from the city of Hani’s Diyarbakir and five from Bingol  are evidences on true  information on sending  young people from Turkey to participate in the fighting with  armed groups in Syria,”  the Turkish  MP said, reiterating his party ‘s rejection of  ”  exploiting Youths religious feelings and dragging them  to adventures that will destroy their lives.

He stressed that the  policy Turkish government towards Syria has increased fears in Turkey  of the risk of terrorist groups supported by  this government in providing   arms and ammunition for these groups that sneak from Turkey to Syria from different countries across Gilan Pienaar border  city with Syria.

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