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Communists Describe Missile Deployment in Turkey as Illegal

FILE - In this June 8, 2013, file photo, Turkish protesters, mostly soccer fans of Besiktas who call themselves "Carsi" wave a poster of Turkey's founder Kemal Ataturk as they celebrate in rain at the city's Kugulu Park in Ankara, Turkey. It was the height of Turkey’s summer of upheaval, and riot police were hammering protesters. The tear gas at Istanbul’s Taksim Square was so thick that doctors trying to treat the wounded in a makeshift clinic could barely breathe or see. So a group of them, all wearing white lab coats, set off to find relief in a nearby hospital. They turned into an alley and came face-to-face with police, just yards away. The officers took aim, lifted their guns and launched tear gas canisters straight at the medics.(AP Photo/Burhan Ozbilici, File)The Associated Press

FILE - In this June 8, 2013, file photo, Turkish protesters, mostly soccer fans of Besiktas who call themselves "Carsi" wave a poster of Turkey's founder Kemal Ataturk as they celebrate in rain at the city's Kugulu Park in Ankara, Turkey. It was the height of Turkey’s summer of upheaval, and riot police were hammering protesters. The tear gas at Istanbul’s Taksim Square was so thick that doctors trying to treat the wounded in a makeshift clinic could barely breathe or see. So a group of them, all wearing white lab coats, set off to find relief in a nearby hospital. They turned into an alley and came face-to-face with police, just yards away. The officers took aim, lifted their guns and launched tear gas canisters straight at the medics.(AP Photo/Burhan Ozbilici, File)The Associated Press

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Damascus, Jan 13 (Prensa Latina) The Turkish Communist Party said that the decision to deploy Patriot missiles and foreign troops in Turkey was taken without approval of the National Council, against its will and illegally, local television reported on Sunday.

In a letter addressed to the Council members, the party stated that the government of the Justice and Development Party, led by Prime Minister Racep Tayyip Erdogan, has engaged Turkey in an inevitable war.

This gives Turkish parliamentarians in a great responsibility, because the deployment of forces from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in our country, under the pretext of supervising the Patriot missiles, is illegal and a constitutional crime, the communist organization denounced.

It noted that the ruling party has pledged Ankara with the acts of violence in Syria and is playing the role of protector and patron of extremist opposition groups operating there and guided by the West.

International media and declassified information confirm the open financial and logistical support that Turkey gives Syrian insurgents.

The first lethal missiles will be deployed near the Syrian-Turkish border in the coming weeks.

Countries such as Russia, China, Iran and Syria itself have strongly criticized the decision, which they have described as unjustified and provocative, as an incident could spark a conflagration of unpredictable dimensions in the Middle East.

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via Prensa Latina News Agency – Communists Describe Missile Deployment in Turkey as Illegal.


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