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Germania

‘Merkel’s credibility in question’ Germany sells arms to Turkey despite Afrin offensive,
German broadcaster reports

Redazione

E, fra il dire ed il fare vi è di mezzo.. l'esportare !

Angela Merkel non rinuncia a qualche milione di dollari e prosegue nel rifornire di armamenti Erdogan..
A prescondere dalle condanne - a sole chiacchere - dei massacri turchi ad Afrin..
A prescindere delle condanne - a sole chiacchere - delle politiche espansionistiche turche, dei giornalisti in prigione, delle terrificanti nefandezze di un regime di pura paranoica tirrania..

Un esempio di assoluta mancanza di una qualsiasi etica di chi, comunque per restare ancora un mandato al potere, riesce a fare della politica il suo modo personale di gestire il parlamento tedesco..


Made in Germany..

Last week, German Chancellor Angela Merkel called the Turkish offensive in the Syrian enclave “unacceptable.”

But that has not stopped her government from selling arms to Turkey, German public media reported.

Germany continues to authorize the export of weapons to Turkey despite criticizing the country’s offensive in the Syrian enclave of Afrin, German public broadcaster ARD reported Thursday 29th.

The German government has approved the export of military equipment worth €4.4 million ($5.4 million) since January 20, when Turkey launched its offensive against Kurdish militia in Afrin, ARD said, citing a response from the Foreign Ministry to a question by the Left party.

The value of the approvals in the month preceding the offensive was almost €10 million.

Merkel’s credibility in question’

Left party lawmaker Sevim Dagdelen, who has been a prominent critic of German arms exports to Turkey in the past, said the recent approvals had raised questions about Chancellor Angela Merkel’s credibility after she denounced the invasion as “unacceptable.”

“The criticism does not have any consequences,”
he told ARD, adding that rather than taking action to stop the fighting, Merkel’s government authorized more weapons sales.

Last week, Merkel criticized Turkey’s attack on Kurdish forces in Afrin, which Ankara describes as an anti-terror offensive.

“Despite all justified security interests of Turkey, it’s unacceptable what’s happening in Afrin, where thousands and thousands of civilians are being pursued, are dying or have to flee,” Merkel told German lawmakers.



German arms in Afrin?

Social Democrat (SPD) Deputy Parliamentary Leader Rolf Mützenich said one could not rule out that Turkey would use some of the weapons bought from Germany in the ongoing offensive in Syria.

“NATO countries like Turkey have more open delivery options, but they can also be denied, and in this case, that would be appropriate,”
he told the German broadcaster.

Turkey says it has taken “complete control” of Afrin after a ground and air offensive against the YPG that controlled the Syrian enclave.
Ankara considers the YPG a terror group and an extension of the banned Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) rebels, which is waging an insurgency within its own borders.


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