President of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has once again accused the countries of the West of ''supporting terrorism'' and ''protecting putschists'', AP reports.

He also criticized Germany for banning the broadcast of his address to the rally participants in Cologne on July 31. In Erdoğan's words, Turkey has sent Germany 4000 case files of terrorists, but Germany did nothing, and here the court quickly decided against his address.

Besides, the Turkish leader complained of the fact that no foreign leader visited Turkey after the attempted coup, while visits were paid to France and Belgium after the terror acts as a sign of solidarity.

''Those whom we consider friends support terrorists and putschists,'' Erdoğan said, also complaining that the U.S. demands evidence of the movement participant Hizmet Fethullah Gülen's complicacy in the coup. ''We didn't ask for files of the terrorists, who you asked to hand over''.