Feikh: Erdogan’s regime seeks hegemony

International
PRAGUE, (ST)_A member of the Czech parliament and a journalist have asserted that the regime of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan violates the international law through its intervention in the internal affairs of many countries in the region and the Mediterranean sea.
 
Deputy head of the Czech parliament’s defense committee Radovan Feikh said on his Facebook account that Erdogan’s regime attacks countries and violates the regional water of Greece and Cyprus and breaches arms embargo on Libya in order to fuel the situation there.
 
“The recent developments in the east of the Mediterranean sea prove that NATO faces a deep crisis” the MP added, pointing out that Turkey seeks hegemony so its acts must be condemned.
 
On her part, Czech journalist Markita Kotolova said that Turkey under the rule of Erdogan has turned into dictatorial state and it has launched a real war against Syria and Libya and it perpetrates war crimes.
 
Basma Qaddour
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