Baladi News
Reporting by: Omar al-Hassan
Turkish President Recep Tayyib Erdongan sent his "last warning," Friday, to those threatening Turkey's borders, pointing out that Ankara was determined to focus on the Kurdish fighters east of Euphrates.
He said the U.S. turned the Manbij deal between Ankara and Washington into a tool to stall Turkey.
The Manbij deal focuses on the withdrawal of YPG forces from the city in Aleppo province, northern Syria to stabilize the region.
Referring to the YPG Erdogan said: “Turkey is being threatened through a terror group on the east of the Euphrates,” Erdogan said in a meeting with his ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) provincial heads in Ankara. “We don’t threaten anyone and we won’t let anyone do things that threaten us right beside our borders,” he said.
Source: Qasioun Agency + Baladi News