Austria will not tolerate Erdogan's interference in the internal affairs of the state

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Vienna will not allow interference in the internal affairs of the country by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, reports TASS statement by the head of the Austrian Foreign Ministry, Sebastian Kurtz.



Erdogan’s constant intervention in the internal affairs of other states, and this is happening not only in Germany, I quite clearly reject. Erdogan is trying to use citizens of Turkish origin, especially in Germany and Austria, polarizes and transfers conflicts from Turkey to the EU,
Kurtz said in an interview with the newspaper Welt am Sonntag.

In case Erdogan or his ministers intend to do something like this during the upcoming elections to the National Council (the lower house of the Austrian parliament), I would like to say right now that in no case will we tolerate such interference,
He stressed.

Last week, the Turkish president called the leading parties of the Federal Republic of Germany hostile to Ankara: “Both the Christian Democratic Union, the Christian Social Union, and the Greens are all enemies of Turkey. Change the situation (the distribution of votes in the Bundestag) can the one million Turks who live in Germany. I think that they should teach the political parties that show such disrespect to Turkey in the elections (September 24). ”

In turn, the German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel called Erdogan’s statements “gross interference” in the internal affairs of Germany.
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  1. +1
    20 August 2017 12: 52
    Erdogan tired of Europe? Each has its own goals and ways to achieve them.
    1. +2
      20 August 2017 12: 59
      Erdogan tired of Europe? Each has its own goals and ways to achieve them.


      Rather, she was raped by immigrant terrorists making their way through TURKEY to this paradise for the radicals.
      In addition, ERDOGAN is very angry with the EU for not fulfilling the promises of EUROPE to accept TURKEY in its ranks.
      Turkey is a very exotic country ... it can be thrust into the back by the noise and mood and a knife ... God forbid, have such a neighbor nearby.
      1. 0
        20 August 2017 18: 09
        AH-HA-HA !!!
        When there is nothing to say, "foreign hackers interfering in the elections" come into play
        What in America, what in Europe.
        But why Turkish, not Russian ?? !! It's even a shame laughing
    2. +4
      20 August 2017 13: 03
      Quote: oleg-gr
      Erdogan tired of Europe? Each has its own goals and ways to achieve them.
      History has clearly shown that the political pressure of one state on another through the numerous "fifth column" is most effective. Erdogan does what he must do. True, with this case, you can go too far .. belay
      1. +2
        20 August 2017 14: 06
        Quote: Proxima
        History has clearly shown that the political pressure of one state on another through the numerous "fifth column" is most effective. Erdogan does what he must do. True, with this case, you can go too far ..

        Yes, the Sultana laid a bolt on Europe, I think all the interesting things are ahead.
        1. +16
          20 August 2017 15: 35
          Erdogan's constant interference in the internal affairs of other states

          And in my opinion they mixed up the state. The Turks are moving away from the states and Sam dictates the will through his "vassality."
          So who is interfering where?
  2. +1
    20 August 2017 12: 58
    Angered Erdogan. Now it will strain all of Europe. laughing
    1. +3
      20 August 2017 13: 15
      Now it will strain all of Europe.


      smile In bent position what and how long will EUROPE endure this perversion?
      1. +3
        20 August 2017 14: 19
        Quote: The same Lech
        What is bent and how long will EUROPE endure this perversion?

        Europe is not very dependent on Turkey, but Turkey is very much. There are many mechanisms that Erdogan can make life difficult. And, as history shows, Erdogan often went back down. But every time he tries to check the Europeans for lice.
        1. +2
          20 August 2017 14: 59
          Many gloat over the relationship between Germany and Turkey. The same thing awaits us. In one case, the Turks depend on Europe, in the other case, they put Russia depending on them.
          1. +2
            20 August 2017 15: 28
            Quote: garnik
            Many gloat over the relationship between Germany and Turkey.

            I do not belong to those who gloat. Political confrontation does not contribute to the well-being of either side. On the other hand, raising your legs and letting yourself be fucked is even worse!
            Quote: garnik
            ... in another case, they put Russia depending on them.

            In my opinion, Russia has already proved that it is almost impossible to make it dependent on Turkey. If you nod at the “Turkish stream”, then I’m sure that the Turks are not Bulgarians, who will simply throw a “free” transit billion into the wind.
            1. 0
              20 August 2017 15: 42
              Nobody will refuse from a freebie, but if it will still be possible to blackmail, then generally a laf. If in Ukraine half of the Russian people have either come to a common denominator, then the Turks ....
              Lost about Akkuyu NPP will be built on Russian money, the Turks use half of the electricity, and Russia will seek sales for the other. Any friendly (and not only) country would make such a deal, but no Turks need to be made a nuclear power. There is no explanation for these actions.
              1. +2
                20 August 2017 16: 08
                If you look at the actions of Erdogan in recent years, then this is definitely not Ukraine. The Americans spent more than $ 5 billion on democracy in Ukraine. Until this has been done in Turkey, they will only do that policy that is beneficial to them. Enough of them one shot down aircraft of the Russian Aerospace Forces. This setup from the US cost them quite expensive.

                Turks, like everyone in the east, will cheat, they will change the rules, etc. You should not expect good from them. But they will do this only until it becomes unprofitable for them. There are plenty of specialists in Russia who can and can work with such a mentality.

                There is nothing to be done, here all transactions will be shaky. And any blackmail of the Turks must stumble upon a reciprocal and very hard blackmail of Russia, there are plenty of mechanisms for this. All this, of course, takes place only in one case, if Turkey remains a more or less independent state.
                1. 0
                  20 August 2017 17: 55
                  Russia has been involved with the Turks for several years and it’s high time to know what to expect from them. Turkey is involved in all anti-Russian movements. I think the Turks have more tools to influence Russia. Only for the ban on the import of Russian wheat into Turkey did we have to lift sanctions on agricultural products., Except for tomatoes. I’m sure that they will achieve this. Plus, the gas pipeline and Trump nuclear power plants that we handed over to the Turks for future blackmail against us. Erdogan is not eternal, Turkey will return to its “own” state track, otherwise Turkey will face a civil war.
                  1. +2
                    20 August 2017 18: 19
                    Quote: garnik
                    This is not the first year Russia has been dealing with the Turks, and it is high time to know what to expect from them.

                    In my opinion, you greatly underestimate the current capabilities of Russia. I look at things without any pink glasses and understand that it will be oh, how easy. But the “trump cards” are still in our hands, and the case of the Su-24 has shown how painful the response is.

                    In addition, it seems to me that Russia is now making both the “B” plan and even the “C” plan with the Turks. There will be surprises, but also an answer. And so, time will tell! hi
                    1. 0
                      20 August 2017 20: 06
                      I would like to believe. But you can’t deceive the story. Only weak Turkey will be more flexible. And then our Muslim brothers will be real friends, and they can be such.
  3. +1
    20 August 2017 13: 09
    I translate into normal language:
    Only the USA and the EU can dictate their will, make promises and break them, overthrow governments and change regimes, establish rules and regulations for other countries!
    All who do not agree, immediately to the list of enemies number one. They wanted to merge Erdogan quietly so as not to be listed, and now after the Turks could not, they become a problem
  4. +2
    20 August 2017 13: 19
    ... and since there are a lot of Turks in Germany and Austria, this can significantly affect the election results ... and remember how at the summit Erdogan waved his hand in the direction of the Fuhrer ... bully
    1. +2
      20 August 2017 14: 17
      Quote: aszzz888
      ... and since there are a lot of Turks in Germany and Austria, this can significantly affect the election results ... and remember how at the summit Erdogan waved his hand in the direction of the Fuhrer ... bully

      And in Germany and Austria there are really many Turks, but only most of them do not have citizenship, which means they cannot participate in the elections! And this is not because the Germans / Austrians do not give them citizenship, they just have a choice and most often, under pressure from the family, choose Turkish citizenship.
      But for Erdogan himself, the Turkish electorate from Germany / Austria is very important. In German / Austrian media this topic is very seriously promoted and the propaganda against Erdogan is at its full potential, and this makes Erdogan angry.
  5. +2
    20 August 2017 13: 22
    post handed over - Russian hackers
    post accepted-erdogan bully
  6. +2
    20 August 2017 13: 38
    Quote: The same LYOKHA
    In the bent position and for how long will EUROPE endure this perversion?

    For a long, long time they like the Arabs they have been trained, now they get orgasms.
    And all these statements are in the direction of Erdogan.
    So it's simple flirt.
    Like oh you playful little one! laughing
  7. 0
    20 August 2017 13: 53
    Austria will not tolerate Erdogan's interference in the internal affairs of the state

    Yeah, what did Erdie not please? Donald suffers. Well, Merkel is there ...
  8. +4
    20 August 2017 14: 04
    At least a little attention from Russia will be pulled away ... Otherwise, the Russian intervention has already ended up being talked about ...
  9. +5
    20 August 2017 14: 17
    Erdogan: "... a million Turks ...".

    Erdogan is cunning, in Germany there are more than one million Turks. A new, already third generation, Turks born in Germany have already risen. And they are quite politically active.
    Once the Germans wake up in Muslim Germany, though, with Jewish rule.
    Nightmare, according to the anecdote of Parthenigenoss Mueller, but close to reality. Tolerastia, sir!
  10. 0
    20 August 2017 15: 22
    "The million Turks who live in Germany will be able to change the situation (the distribution of votes in the Bundestag)."
    And here's a look, it's even interesting - they can or how?
    1. +2
      20 August 2017 15: 34
      In fact, more than 5 million Turks live in Germany: a million with German citizenship and 4 without. So, these 4 million are very dangerous for Erdogan, as well as for Germany itself.

      Many say that it was the voices of European Turks that brought Erdogan victory in the last election. Now, in both Germany and Austria, the statements of Turkish politicians were banned. Do you understand now why Erdogan went “war” against European elites?
  11. 0
    20 August 2017 16: 11
    Oh, how the non-Germans got wild! What the Turks in the old days respected them with enthusiasm! They forgot how they urinated from the appearance of the Janissaries ... But what a face, what a he-like ...
    1. +2
      20 August 2017 17: 23
      It was the Austrians who defeated the army of the Turkish Sultan near Vienna (1683)
      and stopped the advance of the Ottoman Empire to Europe.
      1. 0
        21 August 2017 02: 30
        rather Poles, which however did not bring the Polish-Lithuanian Speech special benefits
  12. +1
    20 August 2017 16: 17
    but Europe and the United States allow themselves to interfere in the affairs of other countries.
  13. 0
    21 August 2017 05: 16
    ayyay, the turkish intervened in the politics of the Germans! the Germans are indignant! whether it’s the case when they interfere in the politics of others - that’s right.
  14. 0
    21 August 2017 11: 13
    "In the event that Erdogan or his ministers intend to do something similar during the upcoming elections to the National Council (lower house of the Austrian parliament), I would like to say now that we will in no way tolerate such interference,
    he stressed. "
    Oh, how ... It’s nice that there’s no more talk about the Kremlin’s Hand and that Putin will decide who to choose, just somehow at a loss)))