NATO and the European Union bear the responsibility for the growing hostility of the Turkish regime, says Czech Parliament

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Prague, (ST) – Deputy Speaker of the Czech House of Representatives Chairman of the Freedom and Direct Democracy Party Tomio Okamura affirmed that NATO and the European Union bear the responsibility for the growing aggression of the Turkish regime because of their silence and their lack of movement towards its practices.

Okamura stressed in an article published by the Czech electronic “your cause” website, the impossibility of Czechia accepting to be in the NATO to be alongside Turkey, which is attacking other countries.

He pointed out that what Turkey is doing in Libya is a violation of international law and threatens to aggravate the situation in this country and cause a new migration crisis to Europe, noting that the policy implemented by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will be one of the main reasons for a serious security crisis in Europe soon.

Raghda Sawas

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