In Turkey, another 3 of thousands of civil servants involved in the coup attempt have been laid off.

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Today in Turkey, a government decree was published, according to which 2756 people who were suspected of involvement in the organization of the opposition Islamic preacher Fethullah Gulen, accused of attempting a coup in July 2016, were dismissed from the public service, reports RIA News.





The document states that 637 people were fired from the Turkish Armed Forces, including 155 from the ground forces, 155 from the Navy and 327 from the Air Force.

In addition, the layoffs touched gendarmerie, police, coast guard, the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Education, the Department of Religious Affairs, state universities.

In addition, 17 public organizations, including 7 funds, were closed.

Recall a group of rebels attempted a military coup in Turkey on the night of July last year. The main opposition unfolded in Ankara and Istanbul. More than 16 Turkish citizens died, more than 240 thousand were injured. As a result, the rebellion was suppressed. In Turkey, after the insurrection, more than 2 thousand people were arrested, more than 50 thousand civil servants were fired or suspended from work. Ankara accused Gulen of the United States organization of involvement in the coup attempt. Gulen himself condemned the coup and dismissed the charges.
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  1. +2
    24 December 2017 11: 10
    Beat your own so that strangers are afraid.
    1. +11
      24 December 2017 11: 20
      And Erdogash does the right thing, if the body is not cleaned from pus, the body dies. Yes
      1. +10
        24 December 2017 11: 23
        He would clear our GDP of our liberals from governing the country, looking at how Erdogan does it. And there are prerequisites for this: they work for the USA, support the interests of the USA, invest money in the US economy, ruin our education, upbringing, industry and agriculture. in the interests of the United States. And what are they doing in the interests of US, RUSSIA?
        1. +6
          24 December 2017 11: 27
          Yes, Erdogan has a lot of work in the country. Well, at least abroad sometimes you can get enough sleep smile

          1. +1
            24 December 2017 14: 03
            Yes, Erdogan has a lot of work in the country. Well, at least abroad sometimes you can get enough sleep

            By the way, according to Turkish media, this was a political move on the part of Erdogan, since such behavior had never been observed before.
            1. +1
              24 December 2017 19: 23
              Fired a thousand civil servants involved in the preparation of the coup
        2. +3
          24 December 2017 11: 31
          Dreams Dreams...
          Quote: Sergey53
          He would clear our GDP of our liberals from governing the country, looking at how Erdogan does it. And there are prerequisites for this: they work for the USA, support the interests of the USA, invest money in the US economy, ruin our education, upbringing, industry and agriculture. in the interests of the United States. And what are they doing in the interests of US, RUSSIA?
          1. +1
            24 December 2017 11: 53
            Quote: jolly deckhand
            Dreams Dreams...
            Quote: Sergey53
            He would clear our GDP of our liberals from governing the country, looking at how Erdogan does it. And there are prerequisites for this: they work for the USA, support the interests of the USA, invest money in the US economy, ruin our education, upbringing, industry and agriculture. in the interests of the United States. And what are they doing in the interests of US, RUSSIA?

            Nothing personal, just a desire for the good of YOUR COUNTRY.
        3. +2
          24 December 2017 12: 19
          Quote: Sergey53
          He would clear our GDP of our liberals from governing the country, looking at how Erdogan does it.

          recourse Yep, already figured out
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        4. 0
          24 December 2017 13: 46
          Quote: Sergey53
          He would clear our GDP of our liberals from governing the country, looking at how Erdogan does it.

          Erdogan had a great reason to defeat his opposition - an attempted coup d'etat, with weapons, killings, seizures and various other crap. Our liberals will not make such an attempt (not all the remnants of the brain of the State Department have been sold), so the GDP has no trump card to crush this trash. Gondonomiting and barking in the media do not count.
        5. +1
          25 December 2017 19: 01
          Quote: Sergey53
          Would clean our GDP of our liberals from governing the country,

          Can a couple of surnames be?
          1. 0
            26 December 2017 20: 15
            You can start with the Prime Minister, with the Minister of Finance ...
      2. +1
        25 December 2017 18: 56
        Quote: 79807420129
        And Erdogash does the right thing, if the body is not cleaned from pus, the body dies. Yes

        It is not a fact that all those dismissed were somehow involved in the attempted coup d'etat, but the fact that these people will be stigmatized is not very good, some of them are a new flock for the opposition and possibly radical opposition.
    2. +6
      24 December 2017 11: 31
      December 24 is celebrated as the Day of Military Glory of Russia. In 1790, 225 years ago, Russian troops under the command of General-General Chef Alexander Suvorov stormed the Turkish fortress Izmail. This served as one of the main reasons for the end of the Russo-Turkish war and the signing in 1792 of the Iasi Peace. As a result, Crimea and the Northern Black Sea coast moved to Russia, and Turkey refused claims to Georgia.
  2. +5
    24 December 2017 11: 12
    closed 17 public organizations, including 7 funds

    Dig deeper - everyone was fed from the USA
    1. +3
      24 December 2017 11: 39
      Three years ago, Satanovsky said that in Tatarstan and the regions adjacent to it, the "Gulenov" cells were not measured ....
      1. +1
        24 December 2017 12: 08
        And why be surprised if the anti-Russian Yeltsin Center is built - a hotbed of Russophobia and Anglo-Saxon interests, existing on incomprehensible "voluntary property contributions and donations"
        1. 0
          24 December 2017 15: 24
          Quote: 79807420129
          79807420129 Today, 11:20 ↑ New
          And Erdogash does the right thing, if the body is not cleaned from pus, the body dies.

          therefore, there is no “alternative” in the elections ... neither do we.
        2. +2
          25 December 2017 18: 58
          Quote: pvv113
          And why be surprised if the anti-Russian Yeltsin Center is built -

          You yourself advertise this center, mentioning it from time to time, no one knows it, with the exception of residents of Eburg laughing
  3. 0
    24 December 2017 11: 15
    And no one decree to him
  4. +5
    24 December 2017 11: 18
    The coup, if successful, threatened Erdogan with enormous trouble. And for over a year now he has been playing into his hands. The mass cleaning of the army and government agencies legally - is this not a dream of a tough leader of the country?
    1. +1
      25 December 2017 18: 59
      Quote: rotmistr60
      The coup, if successful, threatened Erdoогan with huge troubles

      Trouble? They wanted to send him to the forefathers
  5. +2
    24 December 2017 11: 23
    Quote: Shkodnik65
    And no one decree to him

    Correctly! But the question is, where will this army of laid-offs go now? What will earn for bread? In the fifth column of Turkey replenishment!
    1. +5
      24 December 2017 11: 36
      And before that they were in what column?
      Maybe it's better to let them be homeless in the fifth column, rather than being in the power and power structures? wink
    2. +1
      24 December 2017 11: 37
      where will this army of laid-offs go now? What will earn for bread?

      It was like that in Russia too. Not further than in 1991 and 1993 years. Those who spoke on the side of those who lost, for the most part lost their jobs (services).
  6. +6
    24 December 2017 11: 27
    More than 240 Turkish citizens died, more than 2 thousand were injured. As a result, the rebellion was suppressed. After the mutiny, more than 50 thousand people were arrested in Turkey, more than 140 thousand civil servants were fired or suspended from their jobs.

    What is the "enlightened" geyropa silent? ...
    Rampant tyranny! ... strangle democracy and freedom!
    Millions of innocently killed and hundreds of millions exiled to camps!
  7. +2
    24 December 2017 11: 32
    At our enterprise, there are reductions, apparently also for involvement in the coup in Turkey ...
  8. +3
    24 December 2017 11: 55
    When the number of laid-offs exceeds the number of laid-offs
    Erdogan and deposed.
    1. +2
      24 December 2017 12: 03
      Quote: voyaka uh
      When the number of laid-offs exceeds the number of laid-offs
      Erdogan and deposed.

      Being in the service it was easier for them to collapse Erdogan.
    2. +1
      25 December 2017 19: 00
      Quote: voyaka uh
      When the number of laid-offs exceeds the number of laid-offs
      Erdogan and deposed.

      It is interesting to knock on each other in Turkey like ours in the 30s?
  9. 0
    24 December 2017 12: 00
    Quote: parusnik
    At our enterprise, there are reductions, apparently also for involvement in the coup in Turkey ...

    We are also people of extremes.
    Like the Turks.
    Recall one moment from the song.
    "Feel free to go to battle for the power of the Soviets.
    And as one we die, in the struggle for it. "
    We know how to fight and die.
    We still have to learn how to live.
    And here and now, and not in a mythical bright future.
  10. +3
    24 December 2017 12: 04
    Quote: voyaka uh
    When the number of laid-offs exceeds the number of laid-offs
    Erdogan and deposed.

    Not a fact.
    At one time, Stalin not only fired, but a huge number of both officers and scientists, engineers, doctors, and many others burned with a hot iron.
    And no one overthrew him.
    1. +4
      24 December 2017 13: 01
      Yes, alas ... Here you are right.
      But I hope for Ataturk’s constitution:
      "the military MUST overthrow the prime minister if he changes
      secular appearance of the state on religious ".
      This item has already been applied twice.
  11. 0
    24 December 2017 12: 12
    And if they file a class action lawsuit, for reinstatement. All the same, the government decree to dismiss. They were not appointed by the government to be taken into service. Although, their legislation. Here is the Mines of Education, which side of the rebellion? Textbooks not released?
  12. +7
    24 December 2017 12: 48
    Three thousand more members of the opposition, plus the bride, brothers and their many friends. belay
  13. 0
    24 December 2017 13: 12
    Quote: Spartanez300
    Beat your own so that strangers are afraid.

    Actually, participation in the coup is a criminal offense. So, the dismissed, only suspects, and there is no direct evidence. It’s possible to dismiss anyone in any amount. Maybe the Russian side, when it helped to uncover the plot, also transferred the lists? lol Could there have been a true plan to fire the floor of the Turkish army and weaken the defensive potential? Well, this is a multi-way, it is clear that we have the President from the KGB !!! bully laughing hi
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