Czech writer: European policy towards the practices of the Turkish regime turned it into a fascist regime

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Prague (ST): Czech writer Lukash Lhutan confirmed that the European Union’s conciliatory policy towards the aggressive practices of the Turkish regime contributed to its transformation into a fascist political regime.

 

In an article published in Reflex magazine, Lhutan pointed out that “the Turkish regime still occupies part of the Syrian territory and launches attacks on Iraq, and since 1974 has occupied part of one of the European Union countries, which is Cyprus.”

Lhutan pointed out to the arbitrary and repressive practices committed by the regime of Recep Tayyip Erdogan against his opponents, pointing out that it is spreading national intolerance to the point of ethnic hatred in order to divert attention from the severe economic problems facing Turkey and caused by its dictatorial policies.

K.Q.

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