Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the United Nations demands to do more to prevent what he described as ethnic cleansing operations and “brutal massacres” in Syria at the hands of Iranian-backed forces, calling for Europe to fulfill its obligations towards refugees so that it does not exceed the capacity of Turkey.
Erdogan said in a speech to an economic forum on Thursday, said he can not resolve the Syrian crisis without creating a no-fly zone and safe zones inside Syria, noting that his country Stthaly patience over the crisis in Syria until some point, then you will have to move.

And denounced at the same time the calls UN to open the Turkish border, in front of tens of thousands of displaced Syrians who fled after Syrian shelling and Russian in Aleppo province, and warned of the possibility of forcing Turkey to open its borders to them to go to Europe, if not fulfilled obligations relating to the help of Turkey to house them.
Ten days ago, Chen Syrian regime forces air cover Russian offensive widespread against opposition factions in the province of Aleppo, which killed more than five hundred people, including about a hundred civilians, according to Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, and the displacement of about seventy thousand, thousands of them gathered on the Turkish closed border.

       

Erdogan also said Wednesday that the United Nations is calling for his country to receive the refugees while you turn their direction, stressing that Turkey has spent ten billion dollars on refugees, and did not arrive from that organization only $ 455 million.

He also criticized US policy in Syria by supporting the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Union Party, he said that such a policy has turned the region into “a pool of blood.”
He asked the Turkish president whether Washington stands with Turkey in the war on “terrorism” or to the side of the Democratic Union Party, “terrorist”, in reference to Washington’s support for fighters and units to protect the people against the Kurdish organization Islamic state.
Source: agencies