Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday compared the acts of Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime to those of Islamic State fighters, saying the government in Damascus was waging "state terror."
"We cannot leave their fate into the hands of the murderer Assad who is waging a state terror," AFP quoted Erdogan as saying in a speech.
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