West fully supports bloody FETÖ, PKK terrorists

Western countries have been putting all their efforts into supporting the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETÖ), the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) and its affiliated groups, as European countries both support the terrorists financially and shelter them within their borders.

Many European countries particularly Germany, France, Switzerland, Netherlands, Belgium and Sweden, along with the United States, became the base of PKK, FETÖ and DHKP-C terrorists.

Also, PKK terrorists are known to be collecting millions of euros in Europe under the name of "donation" through the so-called "non-governmental organizations" that operate in many European countries.

These "aid foundations" have also been used for illegal activities, such as human trafficking and product trade, according to the reports.

A number of NGOs in Aleppo were used to transfer over 1 billion dollars to the PKK/PYD terrorist organization in the last two years.

With the transferred money, PKK/PYD terrorists are being trained for launching attacks both in Turkey and Syria.

Ankara denounces the Kurdistan Freedom Hawks (TAK), Democratic Union Party (PYD) and People's Protection Units (YPG) as affiliates of the PKK terrorist organization, which have been conducting terrorist attacks targeting Turkey for three decades.

Despite the fact that PKK is designated as a terrorist group by Turkey, the United States and the European Union; the EU separates TAK from PKK, which paves the way for "exculpation" of the PKK which organized terrorist attacks in Turkey, such as the recent one on December 10 near the stadium in the Turkish province of Istanbul that killed 38 people.

Washington insists on supporting terrorism

Along with the European countries, the United States (US) is standing by the terrorists in Syria by cooperating them in their so-called war against Daesh, as they are fighting against the moderate opposition of Syria, particularly in northern Syria.

Also, Fetullah Gülen, the leader of the coupist FETÖ organization, is known to be living in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania.

Washington says it is cooperating with Ankara on the matter and asked its NATO ally to have patience, as it processes the extradition request for Gülen to meet U.S. legal requirements.

However, Turkey's government says the deadly coup plot, which martyred more than 240 people and injured more than 2,000 others, was organized by FETÖ members; therefore his extradition should be done immediately.