Ankara-Sana
Today, the parliament of the Turkish regime witnessed a fight and clash of hands between parliamentarians against the backdrop of the Turkish regime's aggression and provocative and dangerous interventions in Syria and sending its army to defend the terrorists in Idlib governorate.
The Associated Press reported that the clashes began when Engin Ozkok, of the opposition Republican People's Party, took the floor to deliver a speech, who criticized Erdogan at a press conference and in Twitter tweets earlier, describing him as "scruffy, unworthy, immoral and insidious and that he is not responsible and that he has sent children The Turkish people to fight on the fronts while excluding their children and relatives from joining the military service, and therefore it does not respect the Turkish soldiers who were killed in Syria.
Videos showed a fight between dozens of parliamentarians from the party of the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and from the opposition parties, as they scrambled and ascended to the tables and directed each other to punches.
Turkish "Haberturk" TV reported that some parliamentarians fell to the ground during the fight.
Tensions have escalated inside Turkey after the killing of dozens of Turkish soldiers on Syrian soil, while the units of the Syrian Arab Army are responding to attacks by terrorist groups with the direct support of the Turkish regime forces on the axis of Saraqeb in the southeastern Idlib countryside and incurred heavy losses of personnel and equipment.
