Czech MP: The Turkish regime commits war crimes in Syria

Prague , (ST)- Czech Member of Parliament Jirgy Kubza emphasized that the Turkish regime authorities are committing war crimes in Syria, providing all forms of support to terrorist organizations and engaging in illegal trade with them.

Kupza explained in an interview with the Czech “Parliamentary Papers” website, that the practices of Erdogan’s regime in Syria constitute aggression, and in order to continue this aggression he needs money, so he decided to open the borders to the displaced people in order to blackmail Europe and get money from it. He warning that if the European Union surrenders to Erdogan’s blackmail, this will mean, practically, financing his aggression against Syria.

 For his part, the former head of the Czech Military Intelligence Service, Peter Bills, affirmed that the presence of foreign forces in Syria without the approval of its legitimate government is inconsistent with international law, therefore all actions carried out by these forces are but a clear aggression.

In a similar interview, Bills added that “the illegal presence of these forces is the reason for the continuous crisis in Syria,” stressing that what happened in Idlib in the recent weeks is the result of Turkey’s failure to fulfill its obligations under the Sochi Agreement.

The Czech historian Jan Rikhelik stressed that Turkey has committed aggression against Syria by sending its forces to the country without the consent of the Syrian government, therefore Turkey cannot have any support from NATO.

 Rikhelik explained in an article published in the Bravo newspaper, that  the Syrian state has the full right to use all means to restore its authority over the entire territory, stressing that only the Syrian people decide their future, and the whole world must respect that.

Amal Farhat