The confrontation between Israel and Turkey is escalating day by day as Erdogan tries to present himself as the protector of Muslims everywhere. In this context, in addition to the rhetorical attack on Tel Aviv, all indications are that an underground "war" of spies has erupted and has been raging for some time.
The spokesman for the Turkish presidency even went on another communicative attack, recalling Erdogan's statements according to which some 34 people have been arrested in Turkey on charges of spying for Israel in the context of the MIT's actions in its "battle" with the Mossad...
The website of state broadcaster TRT specifically states: "The Director of Communication of the Presidency of the Republic, Fakhretin Altun, posted the statements of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan regarding the operations of the MİT National Intelligence Service and the General Directorate of Security against the Israeli intelligence agency,
"Those who attempt to do so should not forget that the consequences can be extremely serious. There is no one in the world who is unaware of the progress Turkey has made in both intelligence and security.
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«Ψυχρολουσία» με αποκάλυψη για την Ουκρανία: Πολύ υψηλότεροι οι θάνατοι για τους Ουκρανούς από εκείνους των Ρώσων
Altun, in his social media post, included part of Erdogan's statements to reporters on his return from his visit to Qatar on December 6, when he was reminded of the US Wall Street Journal's report that "Israel has assassination plans against Hamas members living outside Palestine, including Turkey".
Fakhretin Altun posted the following statements by the President,
"This means they don't know Turkey. They don't know the Turks. They don't know us. Should they make such a mistake, they should know that they will pay a very, very heavy bill for it. If they dare to take such a step in Turkey, they will be condemned to pay the price in a way that they will not be able to recover from. Those who attempt such a thing should not forget that the consequences of it could be extremely serious. There is no one in the world who is unaware of the progress that Turkey has made in both intelligence and security. We are also not a state that was founded yesterday. No one should forget that."
In Turkey, 46 suspects were identified in Turkey who were allegedly engaged in "international espionage activities" on behalf of Mossad, the Israeli Foreign Intelligence Agency, and 34 of these individuals were arrested..."
