[h=1]World leaders unite in condemnation of Turkey's Syria operation[/h]Several countries said they were concerned that Turkey's offensive could lead to a resurgence of ISIS
LONDON — Governments across the world joined in condemning Turkey's military incursion into northeastern Syria as the conflict ran into its second day.
The European Union's foreign affairs chief, Federica Mogherini, in a statement released by Germany's foreign office, called on Turkey to stop its military action in Syria, to prevent undermining the stability of the region.
"Military action will indeed undermine the security of the coalition's local partners and risk protracted instability in northeast Syria, providing fertile ground for the resurgence of Daesh," she said, using an Arabic acronym for the Islamic State militant group.
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Erdogan said he's not going to stop. There are reports of human rights violations. Trump has done nothing to stop Erdogan, not even sanctions. I sure hope that Trump has at least rescinded his invitation to Erdogan to visit the White House next month. Trump's intentions here are possibly darker.that anyone could imagine. According to the legislative charter of Turkey, they can't be forced out but can be suspended. Putin wants Turkey to go against NATO. The U.S. has an air base in Turkey. Without Turkey, the U.S. and NATO allies have no influence whatsoever in the Middle East. U.N officials say that more than 130,000 have been displaced in Syria.