Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said that the United States is supporting terrorists in Syria.
According to the Turkish leader, Washington is increasing tensions in the region.
In an interview with the foreign publication Newsweek, Erdogan said: "Turkey has suffered the most from the conflict in Syria. However, we support the Syrian Kurds."
According to the Turkish President, the United States, in turn, expresses solidarity with terrorists, not the Kurds.
Criticism of Ankara
Erdogan stressed that Syrian terrorist groups pose a threat primarily to Kurds, Arabs and Turkmens.
The Turkish leader added: "The criminals are driving civilians from their lands and undermining security."
As the Turkish President emphasized, Ankara wants Syria to become a prosperous and livable state.
Erdogan expressed extreme dissatisfaction with Washington's political actions regarding Syria.
