Assad:
Erdogan thinks he's Caliph, new sultan of the Ottoman
RT,
9
Novemberl, 2012
In
an exclusive interview with RT, President Bashar Assad said that the
conflict in Syria is not a civil war, but proxy terrorism by Syrians
and foreign fighters. He also accused the Turkish PM of eyeing Syria
with imperial ambitions.
Assad
told RT that the West creates scapegoats as enemies – from
communism, to Islam, to Saddam Hussein. He accused Western countries
of aiming to turn him into their next enemy.
While
mainstream media outlets generally report on the crisis as a battle
between Assad and Syrian opposition groups, the president claims that
his country has been infiltrated by numerous terrorist proxy groups
fighting on behalf of other powers.
In
the event of a foreign invasion of Syria, Assad warned, the fallout
would be too dire for the world to bear.
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