11.12.2024 11:40
Turkish citizen Mehmet Ertürk, who has been held in Assad's prisons for 21 years, has arrived in Turkey and reunited with his family. Ertürk, who was welcomed with drums and zurna, drew attention when he took out a bundle of Syrian pounds from his pocket and distributed them.
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Many details about the oppression of the 61-year Baath dictatorship are emerging with the collapse of the Assad regime in Syria. Among those who suffered greatly are Turkish citizens.
FREEDOM AFTER 21 YEARS
Mehmet Ertürk, a Turkish citizen who was caught by the Assad regime's police for smuggling 21 years ago, was imprisoned in the regime's jails. Ertürk regained his freedom almost a quarter of a century later, after the regime's collapse.
DISTRIBUTED A BUNDLE OF MONEY
Upon returning to Turkey, Mehmet Ertürk was welcomed with drums and zurna in the Karkamış district of Gaziantep. It was noteworthy that he distributed a bundle of Syrian pounds he took out of his pocket to the crowd surrounding him at that moment.
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