Okamura: Erdogan’s regime supports terrorism in Syria and continues to attack its sovereignty

International

Prague,(ST)-Deputy Speaker of the Czech House of Representatives, Chairman of the Freedom and Democracy Party, Tomio Okamura, confirmed that the President of the Turkish regime, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has supported terrorism in Syria over the past years and continues to attack its sovereignty and territory.

Okamura indicated, in a comment posted on his Facebook page, that Erdogan’s regime is blackmailing the European Union on the issue of migrants and refugees, which is totally unacceptable, indicating that this system should be expelled from NATO.

On the other hand, a poll conducted by the Czech Parliamentary Papers website showed that 98 percent of respondents consider Turkey to be a country hostile to Czechia.

 

Haifaa Mafalani

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