Erdogan's government is trying to convince the world of terrorist activities Fatullah Gulen and his supporters from the organization FETO. At the same time, the official press published "evidence" to prove it. Here for example the evidence published by Anadolu Agency, which in the opinion of Erdogan must convince the world:
1) A member of the Istanbul Police Department Security Division Mithat Aynajy, previously was dismissed from work on suspicion of having links with FETÖ, was in one of the tanks in which the coup participants tried to capture the Istanbul Police Department.
2) As part of the investigation into the coup attempt SMS messages have been identified in the mobile phone of the former officer of Ankara police headquarters T.Zeki calling to go to the building of the General Staff, and take up arms.
3) In the pocket of the Turkish Navy Captain Khaldoun Gyulmez was a record with a curse of Gulen against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
4) The spouses of officers Khaldoun Gyulmez and Recep Zafer involved in the case of an attempt of seize of power, wwre previously detained on suspicion of fraud in the examinations related to the Gulen organization.
5) Adil Oksuz, who is presented as the "imam" of the Provinceof Sakarya, was arrested in the morning of July 16 at the territory of "Akinci" Air Force Base in Turkey. It soon became clear that Oksuz just two days before the event returned to Turkey from abroad.
6) The assistant of the head of the General Staff of the Turkish Armed Forces, General Hulusi Akar, Colonel Levent Tyurkan confessed his involvement in the FETÖ.
"I am a member of the "parallel state" structure and voluntarily served the "Jamaat" (a religious group) for many years. To date, subject to the "elder brothers" ( "abiler") in the organization, exactly fulfilling their orders," he told investigators.
Meanwhile, Youtube posted a famous interview of Fethullah Gülen, which he gave three days ago in the United States, in which he denounced his opponents.-02D-
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