Erdogan: No international organization raised its voice against occupation of Karabakh and Khojaly genocide
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- 24 February, 2024
- 12:57
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Karabakh was under occupation for many years, massacres like Khojaly were committed, but no international organization raised its voice, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said at the rally organized in Sakarya, Report informs.
He said that international organizations remain silent on the events in Syria and Gaza: "The UN Security Council does not speak about what is happening. It suggests that the UN Security Council is no longer a functioning institution."
Erdogan said that international organizations are silent on Turkish truths: "That's why we say that no international organization can protect us. We have to protect ourselves. Those who once did not sell us weapons are now asking us for weapons."
Türkiyə Prezidenti: Heç bir beynəlxalq təşkilat Qarabağın işğalına, Xocalı soyqırımına qarşı səsini çıxarmadı
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