Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said today in Ankara that representatives of the Regional Kurdish Administration in northern Iraq do not know what politics is, or how a state becomes, reports N1.
Erdoğan addressed today in the presidential palace in Ankara on the occasion of the start of the new academic year and on that occasion he also referred to the yesterday’s unconstitutional referendum in northern Iraq, and reminded that yesterday’s referendum was supported only by Israel.
“Kosovo acknowledged 114 countries, but Kosovo, unfortunately, has still not become a state in the world, it still has problems. Northern Iraq, what will you achieve with one Israel? They (Kurdish officials) do not know what politics is or how a state becomes. They think it’s enough to say, ‘We did a referendum and that’s over’. It will not be possible, nor is it possible,” Erdoğan said.
