Erdogan criticized the West for the attitude to security

Western countries began to agree with the idea of Ankara about the need to reform the UN Security Council. This was announced at the congress of the ruling party of Turkey by President Recep Erdogan.

The Turkish leader again emphasized that Finland and Sweden will have to satisfy Turkey's demand if they want to join NATO. Ankara accuses these Scandinavian countries loyally to the Kurdistan Workers' Party. In Turkey, it is recognized as terrorist.

Erdogan also called Panika what was happening in Europe because of the Russian-Ukrainian war. "The system created by the West to ensure its own safety and well -being is destroyed," the president said. He recalled that Türkiye has been coping with illegal migration from Syria for 11 years.

Earlier, Erdogan announced his readiness to conduct a military operation in the north of Syria against the Syrian self -defense units (ONS), which Ankara considers a terrorist organization.

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken Sapersig Turkey from the new military operation and called on her to adhere to the ceasefire set in 2019.

Since 2016, Ankara has conducted four military operations in Syria and controls part of the northern region of the country. Turkey plans to push the ONS groups and place in a 30-kilometer buffer zone of refugees from Syria.