Trump, Macron left hall as Erdogan started his speech

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Erdogan said in his speech in front of the UN General Association’s 73rd course held in New York on Tuesday, “The world today is not in the conditions of the world during the World War I.”

Erdogan demanded to reform the UN and restructure the Security Council, noting that the world has become greater than 5 countries.

Erdogan admitted the frequent Turkish interference into Syria from Manbij to the Iraqi borders, and he renewed his threats that he would launch a military attack to control that area completely according to his speech.

Erdogan claimed that his country contributed to defeat IS terrorism, while his country is the one that supported it and entered it into Syria across its borders and airports.

Erdogan added, “We prevented Idlib to be turned into Aleppo, Hama or Eastern al-Gouta,” while all the mercenaries there belong to him.

Before Erdogan would end his speech, each of the American President Donald Trump and the French President Emanuel Macron with a number of commanders and officials left the hall for Erdogan to continue his speech for the empty chairs and some of who stayed.

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ANHA