Ankara has resorted to new provocative rhetoric with government spokesman Omer Celik accusing Greece of immigration and the European Union of being indifferent.
“Greek forces are dragging and puncturing the boat of immigrants. They lead defenseless people to death. All this is happening in front of the eyes of NATO forces. “The EU is watching. Ρίς Without the Turkish Coast Guard, these people would have died.”
In fact, he claims that “the world must stop this immoral cruelty. Greek forces are trying to kill defenseless people. “They handcuff people and let them die.”
The baton in the provocative propaganda was then taken by the Deputy Prime Minister Fuat Oktay, who referred to the telephone conversation he had with the Vice President of the European Commission Margaritis Schoinas.
As he said, “the repulsion of asylum seekers from Greece is unacceptable and he expects Frontex and the Greek authorities to fulfill their obligations under the March 18 agreement.”
He pointed out, however, that “humanity was once again trampled in the Aegean! Shame!”
According to leaks from the Anadolu agency, Mr. Schoinas “gives him justice in the issue of repulsions and that the cooperation in this field will be strengthened and faster steps will be taken”.
However, this is denied by Mr. Schoinas and explanations were requested from Turkey.
At the same time, a member of the central committee of Erdogan’s AKP party, who had also been accused by the mobster Pecker of giving him $ 10,000 a month, launched war threats against Athens.
Metin Kiulunk said: “Foreigners want to get Greece to launch missiles against Turkey. We challenge them. Greece says it will launch missiles. Let’s see what happens. In 5 hours we will be in Thessaloniki. In 5 hours we will be in Athens. Whatever they do. “Do not forget, old Turkey no longer exists.”
Greece, for its part, emphasizes that “Turkish propaganda does not convince anyone” and that it is a rhetoric that exploits human suffering.
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