Former Czech Premier underlines the necessity of stopping the Turkish aggression on Syrian territories

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The former Czech Prime Minister, Yirgye Barubek, underlined the necessity of stopping the Turkish aggression on the Syrian lands, preserving their unity and sovereignty, and the necessity of obligating Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s regime to implement the Sochi Agreements.

In an article published on the website of “Your case” today, Barubek said that the Turkish regime led by Recep Tayyip Erdogan is protecting al-Qaeda terrorist and other terrorist organizations, stressing that this regime provided weapons to terrorists in Syria in the hope of achieving its Ottoman dreams, but the Syrian army’s victories prevented that.

Member of the Czech Parliament Karl Kriza reiterated that Erdogan is a dictator and that whoever believed that he would abide by the agreements signed with the European Union is dreaming because Erdogan does not recognize the agreements that do not fit his plans.

Inas Abdulkareem 

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