Czech MP: Turkish forces, supporting terrorists in Syria, have received painful blows at the hands of the Syrian Army

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PRAGUE, (ST)- Member of the Czech Parliament Radovan Vich has stressed that the Turkish regime forces, which are involved in supporting terrorists in Syria, have received painful blows at the hands of the Syrian Arab Army and they must leave the Syrian territories.

In a statement to the Czech “Parliamentary Papers” website, Vich said that the Syrian Arab army has honorably carried out its operations against terrorist organizations in Idleb and it has foiled the attempts of these Turkish-backed organizations to control key areas in Idleb.

 In a relevant context, Vich said that the European Union’s weakness has allowed Erdogan to blackmail the European countries repeatedly in the refugee file.

Hamda Mustafa

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