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Turkish Premier Condemns Attack on Hama |
9 June 2012Turkish prime minister strongly condemned Friday a recent attack by Syrian forces in Hama, which killed at least 78 people, many of them were reportedly women and children.
"I condemn the massacre in Hama perpetrated by the militia backed by the Assad regime. I beg God's mercy on those who are killed. This incident once again showed that we were right when we said that the Assad regime tried to buy time to continue with massacres," Erdogan told a rally of his Justice and Development (AK) Party in the western province of Edirne.
Erdogan said those who remained silent and indifferent in the face of the killings in Syria would be accomplice to the crimes in the country.
"No one can remain silent to the heinous murders of the militia supported by the state. Those who stand by oppressors are themselves oppressors," Erdogan said. |
9 June 2012
Anadolu Agency
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