Flash call for Turkey from AKP figure following Epstein documents! 'The child abduction claim is grave...'

Following the release of millions of new documents regarding the Epstein investigation in the US, former AKP MP Şamil Tayyar has called for a prompt and comprehensive investigation into the "child abduction" claims concerning Turkey.

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After US Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche announced that more than 3 million new files had been made public as part of the Epstein investigation, the details contained in the documents continue to be a subject of debate.

NOTABLE POST FROM AKP'S TAYYAR

While every new document creates a stir in public opinion, the claim frequently voiced on social media that "children were abducted from Turkey" has also entered the agenda of former AKP MP Şamil Tayyar.

"WE ARE AT A POINT WHERE CONSCIENCE HAS DRIED UP"

Evaluating the Epstein documents on his X account, Tayyar stated the following:

"Millions of comments have been made regarding the Epstein documents. We are at a point where words are insufficient, the mind stops, and conscience has dried up."

"PERVERSION, CANNIBALISM, BLACKMAIL..."

Stating that serious allegations such as cannibalism, pedophilia, torture, perversion, threats, and blackmail are present on a global scale in the documents, Tayyar noted that many names, from billionaires to politicians, members of the judiciary, and high-level bureaucrats, are mentioned in this context. Emphasizing that the US Department of Justice's release of the documents is a step that should be evaluated separately, Tayyar expressed that the process could have political, judicial, and social consequences.

"THE CHILD ABDUCTION CLAIM IS VERY GRAVE"

Stating that there are topics that need to be addressed specifically for Turkey, Tayyar indicated that all allegations must be examined meticulously. In his post, he included the following statements: "The 'child abduction' claim, in particular, is very grave. Whoever has been a partner in this brutality, depravity, and perversion must all be held accountable. I hope they never see the light of day."