Turkey summoned the Swiss ambassador to protest, demanding an investigation and the identification of the perpetrators, Turkish diplomatic sources said.
The hanging and burning of his effigy caused outrage in Ankara Tayyip Erdogan in Zurich.
Both the Turkish flag and an effigy of the Turkish president were burned in front of the UBS bank in the Swiss capital by a group of activists called the Zurich Revolutionary Strike Collective. At the same time, a banner with the slogan “kill (Erdogan)” was also unfurled.
Turkey summoned the Swiss ambassador to protest, demanding an investigation and the identification of perpetrators, Turkish diplomatic sources said.
The #Swiss ambassador in Ankara was summoned to the Turkish Foreign Ministry, where he protested about the action in #Zurich.
Earlier, a political action was held in Switzerland against #Erdogan. Activists hung a dummy similar to Erdogan by the neck, set it on fire.#Turkey pic.twitter.com/NcmpJofxJH— Karina Karapetyan (@KarinaKarapety8) June 15, 2023
The Swiss ambassador in Ankara was summoned to the Turkish Foreign Ministry, where he was informed that “provocations targeting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the Turkish flag in Zurich are absolutely unacceptable.”
Jean Daniel Ruch was invited to the ministry by Mehmet Kemal Bozai, Deputy Foreign Minister of Turkey and Permanent Representative of Turkey to the EU.
During the meeting, Bozai told Ruchs that attacks targeting Erdogan should not be tolerated.
The #Swiss ambassador to #Ankara was summoned to the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs after the “provocative demonstration” targeting Turkish President Recep Tayyip #Erdogan in #ZurichDiplomatic Sources Reported
The crisis took place one day after the meeting in Turkey for… pic.twitter.com/vx5EdVtqbr
— HuiHui Chen Miss (@HuiHuiChenMiss) June 15, 2023
Source :Skai
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