By Robert Spencer on Oct 11, 2018
Germany: Turkish anti-terror unit cars spotted in Berlin, intimidating Erdogan’s critics
Erdogan clearly believes that he can operate against
his foes in Germany with impunity, without fear of interference from the German government.
Merkel’s regime, of course, wouldn’t dream of doing anything to anger Erdogan.
It needs the votes of Turkish Muslim migrants too much for that.
The government-critical Turkish journalist Can Dündar lives in Germany under police protection since the state visit of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
In Berlin, other critics no longer feel safe.
To intimidate them, in the German capital several cars drive around which resemble those of the anti-terror unit “Özel Harekat,” as images in social networks show.
At least three of the questionably designed cars have been seen so far.
The vehicles, which resemble those of the Turkish special unit,
drive openly since the visit of Erdogan to Berlin, as stated in German media reports.
In any case, in the case of Turkish opposition members living in Berlin, the cars would cause concern and anxiety.
The sightings are now making headlines not only in Germany, but also in Turkey.
The left-wing domestic politician, Hakan Tas, filed a complaint with the Berlin police.
“The idea that such vehicles of the Erdogan regime are now on the streets and are being seen by pursued critics, leaves me no peace,” said Tas.
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