
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu called Russia a terrorist organization. "Russia and other terrorist organizations, primarily the" Islamic state ", are responsible for many crimes against humanity," the politicians said to them during a visit to Kiev reports AFP.
Both Russia and terrorist groups arrange "barbaric attacks on the civilian population," Davutoglu noted. “If Russia continues to behave as a terrorist organization and force civilians to flight, we will give the most tough answer,” he assured.
In the last Tuesday, Davutoglu promised to protect the Syrian city of Aleppo both from the dictator of Bashar al -Assad and from Russia and Iran. He emphasized: "We know exactly where every bomb dropped, dropped by Russia." How to protect Aleppo, Davutoglu, however, did not specify.
The relations of Moscow and Ankaras deteriorated sharply in November, when Türkiye shot down a Russian military aircraft that violated the border of its airspace. Ankara also repeatedly accused Moscow of attacks on the settlements of the Syrian Turkmen related to the Turks. In addition, Türkiye considers Moscow the desire to attract representatives of Kurdish formations to intersiria negotiations. Ankara states that the leading political force of Syrian Kurdistan - the Party of the Democratic Union - is the wing of the Kurdistan working party operating in Turkey, which the Turkish authorities recognized as a terrorist organization.