“That is PKK in France,” Erdogan’s international coverage adviser Ibrahim Kalin tweeted, posting pictures of overturned and burning vehicles in Paris.

“The identical terrorist organisation you help in Syria,” he wrote in obvious reference to the YPG.

The Kurdistan Staff’ Celebration (PKK) is designated as a terrorist organisation by Turkey and its Western allies.

Ankara has been feuding with the US and European powers about their help for Kurdish fighters within the Folks’s Safety Models (YPG), which it portrays because the Syrian offshoot of the PKK.

The YPG performed a central function within the US-led marketing campaign in opposition to Islamic State group jihadists in Syria. It’s not proscribed as a terrorist organisation by both the US or the European Union — a problem of fixed pressure of their relations with NATO member Turkey.

“The identical PKK that has killed 1000’s of Turks, Kurds and safety forces during the last 40 years. Now they’re burning the streets of Paris. Will you continue to stay silent?” Kalin wrote.

The road protest broke out Friday after a 69-year-old white French gunman opened fireplace at a Kurdish cultural centre in Paris, killing three.

A supply near the case advised AFP that the gunman admitted to investigators that he was racist.

Among the individuals who joined the following protests chanted slogans mentioning the PKK.