Security sources deny Imralı claims: 'Posts regarding meetings and minutes do not reflect the truth'
Security sources have stated that social media posts claiming that meetings were held and minutes were recorded at Imralı do not reflect the truth.
Security sources have issued a statement regarding the Imralı claims that have been brought to the agenda on social media platforms in recent days. The statement indicated that posts concerning alleged meetings, minutes, topics discussed, and names involved at Imralı do not reflect the truth.
According to Habertürk, the sources stated that the content in question constitutes disinformation and is being spread intentionally.
The meetings, minutes, topics, and names recently brought to the agenda on social media platforms and alleged to have taken place at Imralı do not reflect the truth.
The statement emphasized that these posts target the National Solidarity and Social Integration process. Security sources reported that content not based on facts is being circulated as part of attempts to sabotage the process.
The sources called on the public not to give credence to such claims, stating, “These are attempts to sabotage the process and should not be given credence. The state and the nation are always on alert against sabotage attempts.”
News Source: 12punto
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