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Erdogan Accuses France Of Supplying Weapons To Armenia

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said at the regional congress of the Justice and Development Party that France is supplying arms to Armenia.

At the beginning of his speech, Erdogan called French President Emanuel Macron an Islamophobe, complained that Macron was often talking about him, and then called the French president mentally ill and advised him to undergo a brain test.

“At the moment, they are behind the catastrophe with Azerbaijan. You are a member of the Minsk Troika,” he addressed Macron. “Have you liberated the lands of Azerbaijan from occupation? No. You send weapons only to the Armenians. Do you think it is possible to build peace with the weapons that you send? You cannot build it because you are not honest. The Armenian attack on the territory of Azerbaijan turned into a struggle for the liberation of the occupied Azerbaijani lands,” Erdogan said, adding that Turkey will continue to support Azerbaijan in this war.

Source: Ermenihaber.am

Vigen Avetisyan

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