How did Erdoğan respond to the claim that 'they received permission from Trump'? His comment on Trump was brief
President Erdoğan responded to questions from journalists as he left his party's parliamentary group meeting. Erdoğan gave a brief reply to Trump's praise, saying, "We haven't spoken yet," and remained silent on Özgür Özel's claim that "they received permission from Trump."
President and AKP Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan faced questions from journalists as he left his party's group meeting at the Grand National Assembly of Turkey.
As he walked among the press members, Erdoğan was reminded of the remarks made by former US President Donald Trump following his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Trump had stated that if there were any issues between Turkey and Israel, he could resolve them, and he spoke of Erdoğan with praise.

Journalists asked, "Trump spoke of you with praise. He said, 'If Israel and Turkey have a problem, I can solve it.' How do you evaluate these words?" Erdoğan gave a brief response to this question, saying, "We haven't spoken yet."
HE REMAINED SILENT ON THE QUESTION OF PERMISSION
Another notable question directed at President Erdoğan concerned the claim made by CHP Chairman Özgür Özel. Regarding allegations that Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Mayor and presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu would be arrested, Özel had stated, "They received permission from Trump."
A journalist recalled these words and asked, "How do you evaluate the statement that 'they received permission from Trump to arrest İmamoğlu'?"
However, Erdoğan continued walking in silence without providing any response to this question.
News Source : 12punto
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