Video: Turkey's Tayyip Erdogan calls for an end to the bloodshed in Syria Mr Erdogan gave a rousing speech at a congress of his Justice and Development (AK) Party on Sunday and used the occasion to highlight the ongoing violence in Syria. He told party members and regional leaders: "Thirty thousand brothers of ours have been murdered by those tyrants. There are 250 thousand refugees, 90 thousand of whom are hosted by us, and also by Lebanon and Jordan. To huge applause from his supporters at the rally he added: "We will behave as we must to our brothers give them our support. But here we call on Iran, Russia and China to please revise your attitude. History will not forgive those tyrants! Also at the event in Ankara was the Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi, who echoed Mr Erdogan's words by telling the crowd that the Syrian people "are living the tragedy of the century." Contains footage from Reuters.