The Slovak Communist Party condemns the Turkish regime’s support for terrorism in Syria

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On February 20, the Slovak Communist Party condemned the “shameless” role of the Turkish regime in supporting terrorism in Syria, noting  that this support comes as a retaliation for the success of the Syrian Arab Army in confronting terrorists.

Deputy Chairman of the Slovak Communist Party Jalal Suleiman noted that the head of the Turkish regime Recep Tayyip Erdogan directly supports terrorist organizations in Syria.

 

Jalal added that the Turkish and Israeli attacks on Syrian lands are nothing but retaliation for the great military success that the Syrian Arab Army is achieving in countering terrorism. 

On behalf of the Slovak Communist Party, Suleiman congratulated Syria on the victories of its army.

 

O.al-Mohammad

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