Despite numerous revelations of the links between the Justice and Development Party’s government led by Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Al-Qaida, this government strongly supports terrorist groups operating in Syria. It operates in various ways, without stopping before arming and sending terrorists across the Turkish-Syrian border. In addition, in their support of terrorists, they go even further - in particular, they create communication centers and military bases for the so-called "Syrian free army."Support for terrorism from Turkey has become the official policy of the ruling party. Members of Erdogan’s party do not even hide this.
Chairman of the Department of Justice and Development Party in the city of Gaziantep, Ahmet Uzel, announced his intention to open a communications center for the so-called "free Syrian army" in the city. The center will be engaged in the delivery of "help", as he put it - that is, weapons action movies.
The Turkish newspaper Yurt noted that the government of the Justice and Development Party intends to open such a center in Gaziantep after creating a military base for members of the so-called "free army" in the city of Antakya and its political representation in Istanbul.
The newspaper stressed that the Turkish government is preparing to take militants leading terrorist actions against the Syrian state.
She reported that a meeting was held in the city of Gaziantep, in which representatives of the so-called "Syrian Free Army" participated, with the participation of the head of the Justice and Development Party branch. The event entitled "Education, Health and Solidarity" was held at the headquarters of the organization "Bulbulzade". The chairman of this organization told reporters that representatives of militant groups in Syria gathered to talk about the course of their hostilities. He also expressed the intention of the Justice and Development Party to strengthen ties with anti-Syrian armed groups and stressed the need to convene meetings periodically.
PS Australian MFA: More than 100 Australians involved in armed terrorist groups in Syria
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The representative of the Australian Foreign Ministry acknowledged the presence of more than 100 of its citizens as part of armed terrorist groups in Syria.
A spokesman warned Australians involved in the fighting in Syria to be punished with imprisonment up to 20 years in accordance with the Australian Penal Code of 1978.
The Australian Foreign Office announced 2.01.2013 of the year to launch an investigation into the death of an Australian citizen in Syria during his participation in hostilities against government forces.
It should be noted that many media outlets recognize the facts of the illegal presence in Syria of foreigners who arrived to fight in the ranks of armed groups.