Slovakian website: The continuous reinforcements of the Turkish occupation forces in Syria are aimed at protecting terrorist organizations

International

Prague,(ST)-The Slovak Pantheon website confirmed that the Turkish regime supports terrorists in Syria and that the illegal presence of its forces within Syrian territory comes within this framework.

The site pointed out that the continuous reinforcements of the Turkish occupation forces in the Syrian territories are aimed at protecting terrorist organizations and extremist groups and providing them with more support, especially in Idlib.

The site pointed out that the United States, which claims to fight terrorism and protect human rights, has not considered imposing sanctions on the Turkish regime because of its support for terrorism in Syria, for its escalation of the situation in Libya, for its violation of Iraqi sovereignty, or because of its repressive practices inside Turkey.

Haifaa Mafalani

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