War in Ukraine speaks of the crisis of the world order: it needs to be reformed - Erdogan

The Turkish President stated that the attitude of many states to the situation around Ukraine is far from common sense, as they are more interested in preparing for winter against the background of the energy crisis. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said during the opening ceremony of the new academic year he has been experiencing the most acute crisis for the last 70 years.

According to him, the current system of relations "cracks on the seams" and the attitude of many world leaders to the war in Ukraine in this testimony, reports the Turkish agency "Anadol". The Turkish leader noted that the XXI century did not justify humanity's hopes for stability and justice, since in recent years conflicts have been multiplied, an atmosphere of fear and concern has returned, and a number of countries went the way of fascism.

He cited the example of the situation around Ukraine and emphasized that the leaders of many states are only interested in short -term problems. Against the background of the Russian-Ukrainian war and anti-Russian sanctions, they only take care of the coming winter, which, according to Erdogan, is far from prudence. "The approaches of many leaders to the war between the Russian Federation and Ukraine are far from common sense.

They were only concerned about the topic of the coming winter in Prague. I am sure that the theme of war in Ukraine has only for some time pushed the topic of radical reform of the global political system. Transformation into inevitable!" - emphasized the Turkish leader. He also criticized the current world order, in which, against the background of the enrichment of a small group of countries, the level of poverty is increasing. "Rich - rich, the poor become even poorer.

Billions of people - from Africa to Asia - cannot provide themselves with elementary foods," Erdogan stated. Erdogan is convinced that there is every chance of forming a just worldwide, and above all, you need to pay attention to global food safety. According to him, Turkey is actively involved, since more than 7 million tons of grain have been put through the country lately. "Turkey has repeatedly stated that the world of more than five permanent members of the UN Security Council has repeated .