Czech Deputy Speaker of Parliament condemns the European Union and its subjection to blackmail by the Erdogan regime

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Prague, (ST)  – Czech Deputy Speaker Tomio Okamura criticized the European Union and the West in general for keeping silent about the aggressive practices of the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s regime in the region.

“The European Union and NATO ignore the aggression waged by the Turkish regime against Greece and Europe, thus it can be said that these organizations have failed in this direction and have also failed to jointly address the spread of the Corona virus,” Okamura said in a comment posted on his account on Facebook.

Okamura stressed the need to dispense with the European Union to enable countries to protect their borders and defend Europe in the face of Turkish aggression, which also plays with the immigration card, interferes in other countries and supports terrorism.

Raghda Sawas

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