Erdogan says 'terrorists' will never achieve their aims after Turkey attack
Turkey 'no longer expects anything' from EU, Erdogan says
By AFP
October 1, 2023 05:21 PM
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Sunday that the "terrorists" will never achieve their aims, a few hours after an attack near the country's parliament in Ankara.
"The villains who threaten the peace and security of citizens have not achieved their objectives and will never achieve them," he said after two police officers were injured in the attack.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said his country "no longer expects anything from the European Union, which has kept us waiting at its door for 40 years".
"We have kept all the promises we have made to the EU but they have kept almost none of theirs," he said before an inaugural session of parliament, adding that he would not "tolerate any new demands or conditions on the accession process" for his country to join the bloc.
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