Turkey calls for US ambassador after liking an anti-government tweet on which they also have to apologize.
According to the International News Agency, a controversial tweet October 5 by Turkish journalist Ergun Babahan, wanted by the government, was leaked from the official embassy of the US embassy to the Turkish Foreign Ministry posted by the Turkish Foreign Ministry in Ankara. Was summoned and an explanation sought.
The US embassy also had to issue an apology again after the US embassy called in the Turkish Foreign Ministry, despite admitting and apologizing to the US Embassy's official Twitter account. The American explanation states that Erdogan has no connection with Babahan, nor does he agree with the content of his tweet, regretting his mistake.
The Turkish journalist wrote in his tweet that "the people of Turkey should prepare for a political era that would happen without the leadership of the Turkish National Party." This tweet was interpreted as wishing for the possible death of the Turkish National Party's ally leader Bahceli. has been. The Turkish National Party also shares power with President Erdogan's party.
It should be noted that Ergun Babahan, the controversial tweet journalist who wanted the Turkish government to blame, was accused of liaising with conspirators in a failed military coup in Turkey in 2016 and fearing arrest would have led to the repatriation.
