July 15 Democracy and National Unity Day program in Japan

(*15*)The Turkish Embassy in Tokyo organized a memorial program for the martyrs on the event of the 15 July Democracy and National Unity Day.

(*15*)The program, attended by representatives of the Turkish neighborhood dwelling in Japan, embassy workers and visitors, began with a second of silence and the singing of the National Anthem.

(*15*)Ready by the Presidency of Communications “Turkey Impassable” Turkey’s Ambassador to Tokyo Korkut Güngen spoke in the program the place the video was watched.

“READY TO GIVE THEIR LIVES TO PROTECT THEIR STATE”

(*15*)Güngen, who commemorates the martyrs with mercy and gratitude to the veterans on the fifth anniversary of the treacherous coup try of the Fetullah Terrorist Group (FETO), “The most important share in eliminating this risk to our state belongs to the Turkish individuals, who’ve confirmed that they don’t acknowledge any energy over their very own will and that they’re prepared to present their lives to guard their state and democratic beneficial properties.” mentioned.

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“OUR FIGHT CONTINUES”

(*15*)Güngen acknowledged that one of many predominant priorities of Turkey in the final 5 years has been the combat in opposition to FETO overseas. “The combat in opposition to FETO’s structuring overseas, together with Japan, has gained much more significance.” he mentioned.

“LIKE A GORGEOUS CULT…”

(*15*)Güngen mentioned that FETÖ, with its organizations in Japan, is in an effort to wreck the picture of Turkey’s establishments and to be handled by the Japanese authorities. “In all our contacts with the Japanese authorities, we are saying that FETO works beneath the guise of a social motion engaged in training and charity, that it’s a prison group with political and financial ambitions, a perverted cult group, a terrorist group that may goal harmless civilians for its functions, and that it’s also a terrorist group for the nations in which it operates. We proceed to emphasise that it poses a threat.” used the phrases.

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