The extent of Turkey's friendly policy towards Russia can be judged by the tone and theme of the publications in the largest Turkish media. So, over the past few days, one of the largest news agencies in Turkey, "Anatolia" has issued several materials openly anti-Russian. So, 18 May published an article about the 74th anniversary of deportation of the Crimean Tatars, which it was announced, that Russia "continues Catherine's and Stalin's deportation policy".
of material:
Crimean Tatars' deportation policy began during the reign of Russian Empress Catherine II and continued in the Soviet period. Russia has continued to pursue this policy in different ways.
Further, the material, rife with terms in the style of "under the Russian yoke" and "Russian repression", declared, that Crimean Tatars reportedly chased after March 2014 of the year. The author (Djambulat Alizada) states, that the persecution of the Crimean Tatars are under "the guise of fighting terrorism".
Today, the same "Anadolu" published another anti-Russian material sense. The author of the material, this time in favor Ebubekir Tokchan, which tells of a speech in Istanbul, "the descendants of the deported Circassians". stated, Circassians came to the protest to the Russian Consulate in Istanbul, conjunction with the rally to the "154th anniversary of the deportation of the Circassian people". Earlier, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed his sympathy to the Circassian people, for what, as reported by "Anadolu", He was honored with gratitude from Nusret Basha, heading FCHA (Federation of Circassian Association) in Turkey. At one time, the association tried “rile” and in the North Caucasus.
Participants of the rally were carrying “bloody” plaster casts of skulls and crossed portraits of Russian generals – participants of the Russian-Turkish wars. Among others – Portrait of General Rostislav Fadeev, the famous Russian historian, publicist, military commander – party campaigns for the liberation of the Balkan peoples.
From the material Ebubekira Tokchana:
And after one and a half centuries Moscow has not done anything for, to relieve the pain of an entire people.
And this is not the only publication in the major media of this nature in Turkey, which is clearly far from neutral coverage of events.
Why is large Turkish edition has not yet been attended to, to Ankara unyala, eg, the pain of the entire Armenian nation in connection with the genocide 1915 of the year? Why Turkish president Erdogan did not express sympathy to the Crimean Tatars, which, when the Ukrainian authorities in Crimea does not have the legal right to even be taught in their mother tongue? Why Turkey does not express sympathy words to it occupied at the time of Bulgaria? Or Turkey decided, what, "Rid tomatoes", Now you can continue to show their disregard to Russia, for picking out and media-historical reasons.
