Prague-Sana
Czech Foreign Minister Tomasz Petrjecik said that the Turkish aggression on the Syrian territories has been condemned by all of Europe, stressing that what the Turkish regime violates the UN resolutions.
"It is now important for Europe that the Turkish regime ends its aggression immediately," Petrjecik told the Czech newspaper Bravo on Saturday.
He called on Petrjecic to prepare to face the humanitarian repercussions of this aggression in light of the large numbers of displaced people because of it, indicating that the Czech Republic and all its partners want to address the situation on the Syrian-Turkish border in accordance with international law.
For his part, the head of the Czech Parliamentary Group for Friendship with Syria, Dr. Stanislav Grosbic, stressed that Syria has the full right to defend itself against the Turkish aggression on its territory or any other aggression, stressing that the Turkish aggression comes as a result of the sick policies of the regime President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
In a statement to the SANA correspondent in Prague, Grosbic said that the Turkish aggression aims to achieve the expansionist ambitions of Erdogan, pointing out that any justification provided by his regime in this context is credible and unacceptable because aggression remains aggression and will find the appropriate response.
Grosbic reaffirmed his support for Syria in its fight against terrorism, occupation and aggression, stressing its right to defend itself against terrorism. No one can withhold this right, especially in the face of state terrorism, whether carried out by Turkey, Israel or the United States.
