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Türkiye closely monitoring developments in Gabon following the coup

Türkiye closely monitoring developments in Gabon following the coup

Türkiye is monitoring developments in Gabon “closely and carefully,” the Turkish Foreign Ministry stated on Wednesday.

“We wish peace and stability to be restored in the country,” the ministry stated in an announcement.

The assertion got here after a gaggle of senior Gabonese military officers appeared on nationwide tv early Wednesday and introduced that that they had seized energy.

The transfer got here shortly after the Gabonese Election Center confirmed that incumbent President Ali Bongo formally received a 3rd time period as president with 64.27% of the votes.

Source: www.anews.com.tr