Czech journalist: Erdogan continues to sponsor terrorist organizations operating in Syria

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Prague (ST) : Czech journalist Yana Kuntshecova affirmed that Recep Tayeb Erdogan’s regime continued to support and sponsor the terrorist organizations operating in Syria, especially Daesh and al-Nosra Front.

In an article she published today, Kuntshecova said that these terrorists are committing acts like killing, plundering and causing devastation under direct sponsorship from the Turkish regime.

The Czech journalist added that Erdogan’s greed and his illusions about reviving the obsolete Ottoman empire should also be a source of concern to Europe.

A number of Turkish politicians have affirmed that Erdogan was pressing ahead in supporting terrorists in Syria and hindering the political solution there.

 

K.Q.

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