САЩ: Ердоган заяви, че ще продължи да търси справедливост за Хашоги и Морси в Ню Йорк

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SOT, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish President (Turkish): "Although some don't want it, we will continue to seek justice for journalist Jamal Khashoggi and Egypt's President Mohammad Morsi."
SOT, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish President (Turkish): "Jerusalem's cause is not only the cause of a handful of Muslims in Palestine, but the dignity and honour of the Islamic world with 1.7 billion people. That's why we keep saying that Jerusalem is our red line in every platform."
SOT, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish President (Turkish): "The way we see the Holocaust is not different from the way we see the massacres committed by those who turned Gaza into an open-air prison."
SOT, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish President (Turkish): "You all need to see the real face of FETO [Fethullahist Terrorist Organization] and you will. This organization has built an international criminal network, which wraps around 150 countries like poisonous ivy by exploiting the good intentions of our people with words such as service, benevolence and education. It continues to be managed here from its 400 hectare headquarters in Pennsylvania."
SOT, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish President (Turkish): "Together with you, we will unmask this terror group in the entire world, which martyred 251 people on the night of July 15. We won't leave the blood of our 2,193 injured to be forgotten. Until all coup plotters are brought to justice, we will not quit going after them. We took the necessary steps in order for this terrorist leader to be extradited to our country and for his whole operation to be halted."
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan pledged that his county will continue seeking justice for journalist Jamal Khashoggi and former Egyptian President Mohammad Morsi. Erdogan was speaking at an event attended by the leaders of the US Muslim community in New York City. He also addressed a number of other issues.
"Jerusalem's cause is not only the cause of a handful of Muslims in Palestine, but the dignity and honour of the Islamic world with 1.7 billion people. That's why we keep saying that Jerusalem is our red line in every platform," said Erdogan.
Erdogan is in the US to take part in the United Nations General Assembly which begins on Tuesday.
The Turkish President also promised to expose the group led by cleric and businessman Fethullah Gulen who, as Erdogan believes, was behind a failed coup attempt in 2016.
"This organization has built an international criminal network, which wraps around 150 countries like poisonous ivy by exploiting the good intentions of our people with words such as service, benevolence and education. It continues to be managed here from its 400 hectare headquarters in Pennsylvania," said Erdogan