Azar: The crimes of the Turkish regime against the Syrians require international trial

Cairo-Sana

The Egyptian parliamentarian, Member of Parliament, Margaret Azar, confirmed that the crimes committed by the regime of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Syria, including cutting off water to the people of Hasakah Governorate, are crimes that must be tried internationally.

In a special statement to SANA's correspondent in Cairo, Azar said that the Turkish regime's ban on drinking water from the people of Hasakah is a crime and assault by all standards, in addition to other crimes that it commits through its blatant interference in the affairs of sovereign states.

Azar added that Erdogan must realize that the time of aggressor states, occupation and building empires at the expense of states and peoples has ended and will not return, stressing the need for the international community to support Syria and Libya in the face of the plans and attacks of the Turkish regime.