​​​​​​​Chomsky: We should not expect a criminal state like Turkey to accept an investigation for its crimes

Chomsky said in an interview with Medya News TV that "individual protests are not enough to urge international Bodies to start investigations into Turkey's use of chemical weapons against Kurdistan workers party fighters in northern Iraq."

When asked about the reasons why Turkey would not accept an international investigation, Chomsky said: "they will not do that, they should also accept the investigation of the heinous crimes they committed in the nineties, more recent crimes, crimes in Afrin, and their invasion of Kurdish areas in Syria."

And added "There are a lot of things they have to do. But you can't expect from criminal countries to conduct investigations into their crimes," that " such a position is not limited to Turkey alone," noting that "United States does not investigate its crimes, but calls for investigating in the crimes of others."

The command of people's Defense Center (NPG) published on October 18, the record of 17 fighters of Guerillas forces; they were martyred during the attacks launched by the Turkish occupation state with chemical weapons. pointing to the increase in chemical attacks due to the silence and international support for these attacks.

ANHA