German Deputy Speaker made Erdogan "lower sewer mice", Turkey: vulgar, strong condemnation

According to Turkish Anadulu News Agency reported on the 27th, the Turkish government condemned a German senior official on Tuesday to make insulting remarks on Turkish President Erdogan.

Screenshot of Turkish Anadu News Agency

Turkish Foreign Ministry spokesman Tanju Bilgic stated in a statement that "We condemned Wolfgang Kubicki, deputy speaker of the German Federal House with the strongest wording of the German Federal House, during the election campaign in the lower Saxon State. Published on the insulting remarks of our president (Erdogan). "

The earthquake called Kubic's remarks "unacceptable", and emphasized that he was "not suitable for the position of the Deputy Speaker of the House." Bilgic criticized, "He has no sense of political morality and responsibility at all," and added that this "indecent speech essentially reflects Kubic's political and moral level and reveals his vulgarity."

Vortega Kubic, Vice Speaker of the German Federal House of House of German House: German Federal House

Bilgic also said that the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has summoned the German Ambassador to Ankara, and Turkey has proposed a "strong" protest.

According to today's Russian TV (RT) website, although the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not disclose which insulting remarks published by Kubic, some media pointed out that Kubic once used Erdogan as a "sewer mouse" and and and and and and also. Accusing him of making another immigration crisis in Europe.

Turkish President Erdogan Tu Source: Associated Press

Cubic later confirmed to Reuters that when he delivered a speech at a rally during the campaign, Erdogan was indeed a "sewer mouse". Kubici said, "The sewer mice are a small, cute, but at the same time, but also the smart and cunning creatures that appear in children's stories", and take the American animated film "Ratatouille" as an example.

He also said that this comparison was to attract the increase in the number of illegal immigrants passing through Turkey's immigration in Germany, and said that "it may intentionally cause the next (immigration) crisis." Reuters quoted Cubich as saying, "The refugee wave on the Balkans (Turkey) has increased again, which is a challenge to German diplomacy and domestic policies." According to the British "Guardian" reported on the 21st, thousands of Syria reports Refugees are gathered on the border between Turkey and Greece, and they are said to have tried to cross the EU collectively. (Edit: HHJ)

- END -