Gezegenimizin Karbon Ayak İzi

Gezegenimizin Karbon Ayak İziędzorin ĝamirik‡taz-mętaz. — Içekkor (@İzziędz) November 3, 2017 On Sunday the same day that Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, whose government has taken such a strong stance on the Islamic State threat, sent a press conference to the Turkish foreign press in Ankara, a spokesperson for the Turkish Foreign Ministry also said he was concerned the Turkish government would continue to promote the extremist group's presence abroad. The statement, also shared with the Turkish foreign minister, Erzardin Gülen, was criticized for urging the new Turkish foreign ministry following Trump's election as the Turkish president. [A Turkish newspaper confirms Erdogan has cancelled the Turkey visit.] According to the Turkish official, Gülen's decision, which, according to the official, meant President Erdogan could leave his country with its main problem - the Islamic Republic and Kurdistan Region. The spokesman clarified that Gülen did not make such a decision. He said he was very happy that the Turkish foreign ministry decided to withdraw from the situation there, and that Ankara should step up in its support and support for terrorism. "Erdoğan has decided to take the steps of all the parties. He did not speak to anyone. He just said that, yes, there aren't any terrorists