Czech journalist: Erdogan publicly collaborates with the terrorist organizations

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Bratislava (ST): The Czech journalist Marketa Kutilova has reiterated that the Turkish regime committed war crimes in Syria and it publicly collaborates with the terrorist organizations operating in Syria, especially al-Qaeda and Daesh.

In an interview with the Slovak Postoy website Kutilova criticized some EU states for ignoring the hostile practices of the Turkish regime, noting that president of the Turkish regime Erdogan was using members of the terrorist organizations operating in Syria to achieve political purposes and he continues to blackmail the Europeans regarding the illegitimate emigrants.

He added that Erdogan had changed the political system in Turkey into a dictatorial regime in which members of the political opposition and journalists are jailed.

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