Reaction from Şahan Gökbakar on 'refugees'
Famous comedian Şahan Gökbakar drew attention to the refugee problem in Turkey following the statements made by retired Rear Admiral Cihat Yaycı, who was a guest on Fatih Altaylı's program.
Journalist Fatih Altaylı's YouTube channel guest, Retired Rear Admiral Cihat Yaycı, criticized Turkey's "open door" policy toward refugees and made statements regarding the number of refugees in Turkey.
Yaycı stated that 20 percent of all refugees in the world are in Turkey and expressed that the situation has now turned into an invasion.
I CANNOT COMPREHEND THIS!
Comedian Şahan Gökbakar stated that he watched Cihat Yaycı's remarks on Altaylı's program and reacted to the refugee situation.
The famous figure used the following expressions:
"I was having a good weekend until I watched the broadcast by Fatih Altaylı and Rear Admiral Cihat Yaycı. I cannot comprehend this! 20% of all refugees in the world are in our country. Their population growth rate is 5.3... How can you do this to this country? How can no one speak out against this? Our country is being invaded silently and quietly!!"
I was having a good weekend until I watched the broadcast by @fatihaltayli and Rear Admiral Cihat Yaycı. I cannot comprehend this! 20% of all refugees in the world are in our country. Their population growth rate is 5.3... How can you do this to this country? How can no one speak out against this? Our country is being invaded silently and quietly…
— Şahan Gökbakar (@sgokbakar) June 1, 2024
News Source: 12punto
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