Continued imposition of Western coercive measures on Syria is immoral and inhumane, says Czech parliamentarian

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Prague, (ST) – Czech Parliament member Jaroslav Voldina stressed that the continued imposition of illegal coercive Western unilateral measures on Syria while it confronts the spread of the Coruna virus is inhuman and immoral.

Voldina said in a statement to SANA that those who support the continued imposition of these coercive measures are targeting Syria and its people, taking the slogans of (false democracy) as an excuse to interfere in the affairs of this country.

In a previous interview to “Parliamentary papers website”, Voldina called for Western countries to apologize to the Syrian, Iraqi and Libyan people for their illegal interference in their countries and to send an open message in which the West pledges not to repeat these violations and leave these peoples to determine their own destiny

Raghda Sawas

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