ERDOĞAN VOWS TO WIPE OFF TERRORISM

Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, upon reports of terrorist attacks and the death of eight soldiers, has made an assessment of the latest situation from Mexico, where he is for the G20 summit.

Erdoğan vows to wipe off terrorism

Posted 20.06.2012 07:07:03 UTC

Updated 20.06.2012 07:07:03 UTC

Erdoğan has monitored the developments in Turkey minute by minute through heavy telephone traffic.

The Prime Minister offered his condolences to the Turkish nation and stressed that there is no question of having timing in the fight against terrorism and Turkey's fight against that menace will be continued and it will be finished off sooner or later.

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