What has actually happened? Parts of the Turkish army declaring Friday to have the power acquired in Turkey. They occupy strategic places and set a curfew.
Many Turks and the opposition accept a coup. The police and a large part of the army remain faithful to the government. Ankara and Istanbul is the war scenes. There are at least 265 people dead, including 104 putschists. There are more than a thousand wounded.
Who's the boss now in Turkey?
The government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. On Saturday morning, leaving the Turkish embassy in the Netherlands know that the attempted coup in Turkey was thwarted.The embassy stressed that it was not involved the whole army to the action.
"This was carried out by a clique within the armed forces and received a well-deserved response of our nation." Shortly after the coup making Erdogan and the government an uncertain impression. Later Erdogan calls the attempt to overthrow him a "blessing from God" and announced 'cleansing' on. Were arrested nearly 3,000 soldiers; more than 2,700 judges and prosecutors were put out of their office and arrested.
What are the consequences for tourism in Turkey?
Who is already in Turkey, is called to be vigilant. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs only advises to go to Istanbul or Ankara as it is strictly necessary. "Avoid gatherings, crowds and demonstrations and stay inside as much as possible. Stay informed of developments. " For the Turkish Riviera fewer limitations apply. Foreign Affairs has set up a crisis team to monitor developments and respond to requests for help from Dutch.
By Editorial Metro: Photo: AFP
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