Erdogan's advisor calls for the occupation of Aleppo

The president of Turkish occupation state' advisor demanded the occupation of Aleppo the Syrian city, at a time when Moscow is seeking to bring the government of Damascus closer to the Turkish occupation state.

10 January, 2023 05:14

NEWSDESK

At a time when media outlets affiliated with Damascus government are promoting that the Turkish occupation state is ready to fully withdraw from the Syrian lands, Yassin Aktay, the adviser to the president of the Turkish occupation state, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, called for the return of Aleppo to Turkey's control, under the pretext of returning the Syrian refugees to their country.

Aktay claimed, in his speech on a program broadcast by a Turkish satellite channel, that "Turkey intervened at the time in Aleppo to prevent large massacres from taking place. If Turkey had not intervened, there would have been very catastrophic massacres."

Aktay added, "I think this is what Turkey should demand, Aleppo should be under Turkey control."

This statement came days after the meeting between the Minister of Defense in Damascus government, the Turkish Minister of War, and the Russian Minister of Defense in Moscow.

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ANHA