letter to Donald Trump sent Turkey's president Erdogan telling him not to “be a fool”

The White House just discharged a duplicate of the letter the US President Donald Trump sent to Turkey's pioneer Recep Erdogan a week ago and one can possibly think about whether it was a letter starting with one world pioneer then onto the next world pioneer or a letter from a domineering jerk to a lesser pupil.

Trump's letter to Erdogan was because of Trump's choice to expel American soldiers from North Eastern Syria, a choice that may guarantee the Kurds-America's partners in the war against ISIS in Syria, are butchered by the Turkish military when Turkey attacks the Northern fringe of Syria.

Trump cautioned on Twitter that he will demolish Turkey's economy in the event that they assault the Kurds and the letter to Turkey's leader has been discharged to demonstrate he wasn't wasting time .

"You would prefer not to be answerable for butchering a huge number of individuals, and I would prefer not to be liable for annihilating the Turkish economy – and I will," he composed.

"History will view you positively on the off chance that you complete this the privilege and others conscious way," Trump proceeded. "It will view you perpetually as the demon if beneficial things don't occur."

"Try not to be an extreme person. Try not to be a trick!" he got done with, including: "I will call you later.