Turkish fans detained in Berlin
Some Turkish fans were detained by German police ahead of the Netherlands-Turkey match.
In the UEFA Euro 2024 quarter-final match held in Germany, the Netherlands and Turkey are set to face off at the Berlin Olympic Stadium.
Turkish fans supported the national team on the streets of Berlin before the match.
Police teams, who had taken strict security measures in the area, detained some Turkish fans.
Claiming that political symbols were being displayed, German police stopped and dispersed the procession. Turkish fans were forced to proceed to the stadium individually.
News Source: AA
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