Erdogan's remarks on Egypt 'hallucination'

Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's remarks on Egypt prove an unprecedented state of hallucination due his presence in power since 2003, an official source said Saturday.

The official said such a state of hallucination increased recently due to the successive domestic and foreign crises he faced, such as his party's loss of majority in the recent general elections, and accusation of supporting terrorism that dodged him, and Kurdish party's claims of supporting terrorist Daesh group in Syria.

The official said the list of mounting troubles that burdened Erdogan's shoulder included his failure in solving outstanding problems with neighboring countries, turning from zero-troubles policy into zero-friends one, let alone the continuous international criticism to his human rights record and claims of corruption concerning him and his family.

He added his comments on Egypt proved the state of moral degradation and desperate attempt to escape dodging hardships through making problems with foreign countries and interfering in the Egyptian affairs.