Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan gave a speech at the meeting with the ruling "Justice and Development Party" (AKP-AKP) parliamentary group, during which he paid particular attention to the situation in Syria, and also referred to the Syrian government until December 8. the moment of departure, to some of the events that took place"Ermenihaber".
First, the Turkish leader has already spoken about the policy of the former leader of Syria, Bashar al-Assad, accusing him of solving the problems in the country with violence, bloodshed and oppression.
According to Erdogan, in the meetings held between Assad and himself, the former Syrian president talked about implementing reforms, which never came true.
"In all our meetings with him, Assad promised us to carry out reforms, but he never kept his word," he added.
In addition, already referring to the current situation in Syria, he described the "Syrian Kurdish Self-Defense Forces" (YPG), recognized by them as terrorists, as the biggest problem in Syria.
Erdogan threatened to carry out an operation in Syria if the YPG were not disbanded in a similar sentence uttered earlier by Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan.
"If the YPG terrorist organization, which seized Syria's natural resources, does not disband itself and lay down its weapons, it will not be able to save itself from a painful fate," Erdogan threatened.
It should also be noted that Erdogan did not forget to allude to the existence of parties that provide aid to the terrorist groups, as they call them.
"Let everyone withdraw from this region. Together with our Syrian brothers, we will defeat both DEAŞ, YPG and other terrorist organizations in the shortest possible time," Erdogan warned.
