Ministry statement regarding Turkish citizen kidnapped in Croatia
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs Coordination and Support Center has announced that it has contacted the relevant authorities following reports that a Turkish citizen named Muhammed Çolak was kidnapped for ransom by an unidentified group in Croatia.
The following statement was shared on the X social media account of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Coordination and Support Center:
"Following reports received by our Ministry yesterday morning that our citizen named Muhammed Çolak was kidnapped for ransom by an unidentified group in Croatia, contact was immediately established with Croatian and Bosnian-Herzegovinian authorities. The matter is being closely monitored, and our citizen's family is being regularly informed about developments."
FAMILY AWAITS HELP
Muhammet Çolak, who was traveling from Gaziantep to the Balkans, was kidnapped by a group in Croatia.
The family, from whom a ransom is being demanded for their son, is waiting for help from the authorities.
Muhammet Çolak, who was traveling from Gaziantep to the Balkans, was kidnapped by a group in Croatiahttps://t.co/tc85SyoMkK pic.twitter.com/lbcm6CmU3s
— 12punto (@12puntocomtr) August 10, 2024
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