Response from Turkey's Embassy in Baku Regarding Allegations About Hakan Fidan
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The Turkish Embassy in Baku has issued an official statement regarding certain reports in the press concerning Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan. The Embassy stated that the allegations circulating on social media and various news platforms in recent days do not reflect the truth.
In the reports in question, it was claimed that Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan held a secret meeting in Azerbaijan and issued various instructions during this meeting. Embassy officials emphasized that these allegations are completely baseless and intended to mislead the public.
The official statement recalled that relations between Turkey and Azerbaijan have always been conducted within a transparent and friendly framework. It was stated that the diplomatic processes between the two countries proceed in accordance with international rules and that such speculative news cannot damage the strong ties between the two nations.
The Embassy warned citizens and media organizations not to rely on unverified information that does not come from official sources. It was noted that Turkey's foreign policy activities are always conducted in an open and clear manner, and that such baseless reports are being monitored carefully.
Sources: Euronews
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