Former Turkish Ambassador: Erdogan’s Brotherhood doctrine has led Turkey to a deadlock

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Ankara (ST): The former Turkish ambassador to Washington, Faruk Logoglu, confirmed that the Turkish regime’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, did not draw any lessons from his failed and dangerous adventures in Syria and Libya, and he continues to implicate Turkey in more adventures.

In a televised interview, Logoglu said: “The Brotherhood’s ideology adopted by Erdogan has led Turkey to a dead end and dark path in Syria and Libya and in its relations with Egypt, which has created many complex and difficult problems for Turkey.” 

Logoglu pointed out that Turkey should not interfere in the affairs of other countries and adopt new policies to solve problems with neighboring countries and others.

K.Q.

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