Trump apologised for complaint of Turkish officials in Washington, claims Erdogan
US President Donald Trump (L) welcomes Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan during a opening to a West Wing of a White House in Washington, US. PHOTO: REUTERS
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has claimed US President Donald Trump called him to apologize for a complaint of 15 Turkish confidence officials in Washington progressing this year.
In an talk with Judy Woodruff on PBS, Erdogan pronounced Trump had called him a week ago to apologize and ensured to follow adult on a incident.
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“President Trump called me about a week ago about this issue. He pronounced that he was contemptible and he told me that he was going to follow adult on this emanate when we come to a United States within a horizon of an central visit,” he said.
The Turkish leader’s statement, however, was denied by a White House central who told a Guardian that a dual leaders “discussed a far-reaching operation of issues though there was no apology.”
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Earlier this month, a US grand jury indicted 19 people, including 15 Turkish confidence officials over a fight described by Washington’s military arch as a heartless conflict on pacific demonstrations outward a Turkish ambassador’s proprietor in Washington in May. At slightest 11 people were harm in a occurrence that Ankara blamed on groups related to Kurdish militants fighting an armed debate in southeastern Turkey.
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