German MP Claudia Roth, Ankara has sharply criticized for his response to the “Islamic State”. The militias received weapons through Turkey, fighters would be trained there. The Green sees this as deliberate policy against the Kurds.

German Parliament The Green MP Claudia Roth has turned in no uncertain terms against the strategy of Turkey against the “Islamic state” (IS). “I have absolutely no understanding of the political life in Turkey,” Roth said Wednesday in ARD “Morning Magazine”. Ankara would set “ambiguous policy” against the jihadists who even received weapons from Turkey. Quite obviously wants Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan “weaken the Kurds in their independence” by leave granted the jihadists criticized the Bundestag Vice President.

IS-fighter would be treated in Turkish hospitals, through Turkish territory weapons would be delivered to the Dschihadistenmilizen, and there are “more and more” IS-training camps in Turkey, Roth said. This could not allow NATO to a Member State. “Since NATO has once bang on the table,” Roth said. “It can not be that NATO partner Turkey makes such dirty politics.” Ankara’m obviously in Syria, especially the fight against the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, not to battle against the jihadists.

Although the parliament in Ankara approved the deployment of the army in Syria, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu had previously only troops on the border contract and took no steps to intervene. On Tuesday went all over Turkey thousands of Kurds to the streets to protest against the inaction of Ankara in Kobane. At least 14 people were killed there in clashes with the police and Islamists.

Fight Against IS in Kobane:1.5 million refugees in Turkey

Roth called the ARD “Morning Magazine” a marked increase in humanitarian aid for refugees from Syria and Iraq in Turkey. It is not acceptable that the world of tragedy in Syria zuschaue idly. About 200,000 people fled so far only from the region around Kobane across the border in Turkey. Overall, the country took on about 1.5 million civil war refugees from Syria, which is increasingly leading to tensions there.

For months, Ankara refused to call the IS as a terrorist organization because 46 Turkish citizens, including diplomats, were the hostages.

Prime Minister Erdogan himself declared that he saw no difference between PKK and IS. Dozens of tanks that had the Turkey mount up at the border are, since there and not engage. On Tuesday, Erdogan said, however, that Turkey was ready for a ground offensive against IS.

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