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🚨WHY DOES EVERYONE HATE TURKEY? Does 🇹🇷 jail journalists? Does 🇹🇷 jail politicians? Does 🇹🇷 invade countries? Does 🇹🇷 violate UNSC resolutions? Does 🇹🇷 abuse human rights? Does 🇹🇷 support terror groups? Why so much hate? Hmm… Lucky for🇹🇷 Indian Major General Bakshi is retired

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