Erdogan blackmails Europe to support his aggression on Syrian territories says Czech expert

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Prague, (ST)  – Czech security expert Lumiere Nemets confirmed that Turkish President RecepTayyip Erdogan’s push of migrants to the borders with Greece is a game aiming at extorting the European continent with money.

Erdogan wanted through the immigrant card to force Europe to support his aggression against Syria and obtain money at a time when Turkey is witnessing difficult economic situations. He stressed that the time has come to put an end to Erdogan’s extortion, Nemets said in an article on a Magazine website.

Niemets warned of the possibility of ISIS terrorists among these immigrants who Erdogan wants to send to Europe to support him there, serving his plans.

He called for work to help Greece fight the pressures it faces on its borders

Raghda Sawas

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