EU MP demands trying Erdogan at the International Criminal Court

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Prague (ST):   Czech member of the European  Parliament Ivan David affirmed the necessity for trying the head of the Turkish regime Recep Tayyeb Erdogan for the crimes and violations he committed  in Syria, Iraq and Libya.

In an article he published on the Nova República website, David said that the Turkish regime launched an aggression against Syria and Iraq,  joined along with his mercenary terrorists to fight in Libya and fuelled the conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia in the disputable district of Nagorno-Karabakh.

 

He added that Europe and the areas neighboring to it would not enjoy peace for long unless Erdogan is tried at the International Criminal Court for the war crimes he committed.  

He warned that Erdogan was preparing to launch a new attack against Greece  

 

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