Erdogan Hinted about Readiness for Unilateral Action Against the IS in Syria

05.12.2016, 19:14
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The President of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan has hinted that his country is ready for unilateral action against the IS militants in Syria, Hurriyet reports.

"While our citizens are being martyred every day by rockets fired from the other side, what will we wait for from the allies. If so, we will pull ourselves up by our bootstraps," Erdogan said.

"We are doing all the necessary preparations to clean the other side of the border because of the troubles being experienced in Kilis, but we haven’t yet been able to receive the support that we desire from allies," Erdoğan added.

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