Former Envoy for US Coalition, Brett McGurk slams Turkey’s facilitating escape ISIS fighters to Syria
The former US envoy to the international coalition
against ISIS Brett McGurk has accused Turkey of facilitating escaping of ISIS
fighters to Syria.
In a statement McGurk said that 40 thousand
terrorists, belonging to more than a hundred and ten countries, entered Syria
through the Turkish border.
McGurk added the Turkish regime refuse to close its
borders.
In a panel discussion, he said in detail, I ran the
international coalition campaign against ISIS.
“ISIS caliphate was on the Turkish border. We worked
with Turkey and visited Turkey more than any other country to urge them to
close the border, but they did not” McGurk said.
He added “But when Kurdish forces took control of
parts of the border, they immediately closed the border and built a wall after
the Kurds took control of the border areas.”
Many countries around the world continue to warn
against Turkey's invasion of northern Syria, which will lead to the resurgence
of ISIS.
The New York Times has revealed in a report that the
Turkish bombardment of northern Syria is focused on prisons of the organization
"IS", which led to the flight of dozens of them so far.
