“I will never allow a terror corridor in our south and in Syria’s north, I want everyone to know this,” he added.
Rocket attacks on the Turkish province of Kilis from Daesh-held territory in northern Syria have killed tens of victims since January.
“We cannot pretend not to have heard continuous rocket attacks into our cities from Jarabulus, north Syria,” Erdogan said.
Turkey launched Operation Euphrates Shield on Aug. 24, aimed at improving security, supporting coalition forces and eliminating the terror threat along its border by using Free Syrian Army fighters backed by Turkish armor, artillery, and jets.
Erdogan said the reason of the operation is to secure the border region by eliminating terror organizations.
He also said the fight against terrorism and security would be the main topics during the G20 summit, adding that he would express to its allies Turkey’s expectations regarding terror groups such as FETO, DHKP-C, PKK, PYD, YPG, and Daesh.
Erdogan is expected to hold meetings with Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Barack Obama during the summit.
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