Ed adesso ecco due belle taglie da 800mila dollari l'una sulla testa dei due funzionari USA !
Peccato che poi il pagamento é in valuta..turca , e poi l'importo abbastanza irrisorio!
Insomma manco un milione di dollari per ciascuno..
Insomma due bei riconoscimenti, due belle medagliette al merito per i due funzionari USA..
Chissà se avranno pure un aumento di stipensio..un bonus per Natale..
Ed una ennesima prova della stupida arroganza turca...
Ma nessuno ha ancora messo una bella taglia sulla testa di Erdogan ?
Insomma anno nuovo, taglia nuova ?
A wealthy ally of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has placed a bounty on the heads of two former U.S. military
and intelligence officials as part of what U.S. officials told the Washington Free Beacon is an effort by the Turkish government
to threaten and intimidate Americans who they believe are working to undermine Erdogan.
A bounty of three million Turkish lira, or nearly $800,000, was placed on the heads of former Pentagon official Michael
Rubin and former top CIA official Graham Fuller for what Erdogan’s allies claim is their role in a 2016 failed coup
that nearly toppled Erdogan’s ruling government.
Both Rubin and Fuller have been vocal critics of Erdogan’s, often publicly highlighting his
widespread corruption.
Rubin, in particular, has been in constant conflict with Erdogan, who once filed a lawsuit against the former
Pentagon official in a bid to silence him.
The Turkish prosecutors’ office has issued arrest warrants for both Rubin and Fuller.
Current and former U.S. officials who spoke to the Free Beacon about the situation called allegations
that Rubin and Fuller played any role in the coup attempt “absurd,” and said the bounty is part of a larger effort
by Erdogan to silence dissent against his government across the globe.
Some also criticized the State Department for doing very little to combat Turkey’s threats on former American officials.
Erdogan’s government has threatened and intimidated several prominent Americans in recent years and is currently
holding hostage U.S. citizens who his government claims played a role in the failed 2016 coup.
A lawyer representing the anonymous businessman who put up the cash for the bounty called Rubin and Fuller
When asked about the bounty, a spokesman for the U.S. State Department said officials have
“The notion that current or former employees of the United States Government were involved in the failed coup is absurd,” the official said.
Asked to comment on possible security concerns over Rubin and Fuller, the State Department would not provide further information.
The public silence has angered Rubin, who told the Free Beacon the U.S. government is allowing Turkey’s threats to go unchecked and countered.
“The State Department’s silence in the wake of Turkey putting a bounty on two Americans—both of whom were government
officials—sends a horrible signal that encourages Turkey,”
“All it takes is one crazy who equates silence with a green light and things can get bad fast.”
“This, after all, is a regime that saw nothing wrong with beating up protestors in the center of Washington,
D.C.,”
Eric Edelman, a former U.S. ambassador to Turkey, told the Free Beacon the latest bounty on Rubin and Fuller represents a
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“traitors wanting to interfere”
with Erdogan’s government, according to regional reports, which only described the businessman as :
“a person in love with his country, flag, and nation.”
“seen the reports.”
Rubin said.
Rubin said, referring to a June incident in which Turkish security personnel attacked and beat anti-Erdogan
protestors who were demonstrating in downtown D.C.
“continuation of Erdogan’s effort to export authoritarian lawlessness and lack of respect for due process.”
