Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has threatened
European countries that if they continue to criticize Turkey's actions against
terrorists in Syria, they will open the gates of Europe to 36 million Syrian
refugees.
Addressing a gathering of his party in Istanbul, Recep
Tayyip Erdoğan said that dozens of ordinary terrorist groups open in Syria are
mobilized and criticizing the Turkish operation to destroy the terrorists' fort
is not acceptable.
The Turkish president threatened to criticize Turkey on
behalf of France, Israel, the United States and other European countries,
saying that if Turkey's action was deemed a haughty move, Ankara would open its
doors and send 36 million Syrian refugees to Europe.
The Turkish president reacted sharply to Saudi Arabia's
opposition to the operation, saying that Saudi Arabia looked at itself in the
mirror to see what it had done in Yemen while Egypt saw how it dealt with an
elected democratic president, Mohamed Morsi. What, Mohamed Morsi died in the
courtroom and his family was not even allowed to perform the last rites, what
kind of killer are you.
The Turkish President said that 109 terrorists have been
killed so far during the operation in northern Syria since yesterday, during
the last four years Turkey has arrested 16,000 terrorists, including 7500
terrorists in Turkish mainland and 8500 terrorists arrested from overseas.
