Erdogan: A force of 2500 individuals with light weapons allowed to head to Sweida
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said today, Monday, that a force of 2500 individuals with light weapons has finally been allowed to head to Sweida.
Erdogan added: "Meetings of tribal elders, Jordanians, and the American representative regarding Sweida lasted for two days, and they were in contact with us."
Erdogan said: "It is known that two branches of the Druze are very cooperative while the third branch cooperates with Israel and insists on sabotage."
He pointed out that the police or army in Syria cannot enter the city of Sweida, but they are besieging it to prevent the entry of external elements.
Erdogan added: "Meetings of tribal elders, Jordanians, and the American representative regarding Sweida lasted for two days, and they were in contact with us."
Erdogan said: "It is known that two branches of the Druze are very cooperative while the third branch cooperates with Israel and insists on sabotage."
He pointed out that the police or army in Syria cannot enter the city of Sweida, but they are besieging it to prevent the entry of external elements.
