The Turkish regime issues arrest warrants against 55 people under the pretext of their association with the Preacher Gulen Organization

Ankara-Sana

Today, the Turkish regime authorities issued arrest decisions against 55 people as part of two campaigns in several provinces, including Ankara and Istanbul, under the pretext of their association with the organization of the preacher Fethullah Gülen, whom the authorities of this regime accuse of being behind the coup in the country in 2016.

The Turkish Zaman newspaper stated that the authorities issued arrest decisions against 36 people, most of them businessmen and merchants, during a security campaign in 5 states with its center in Istanbul, and issued arrest decisions against 19 other people as part of another security campaign that includes 13 cities, based in Ankara.

She added that the security forces raided the homes of persons against whom arrest decisions were issued, pointing out that it is not known how many people were taken by the security forces to the security directorates.

Since the failed coup attempt in 2016, the government of the President of the Turkish regime, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, launched a massive crackdown that included all public sectors and resulted in the arrest of about 80,000 people and the isolation or suspension of about 150,000 government employees, members of the army, police and others from work, as official statistics indicate Issued by the Turkish regime authorities in November 2019, indicating that 780 children are with their mothers in Turkish prisons.