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Türkiye rejects baseless claims on President Erdoğans health

Türkiye rejects baseless claims on President Erdoğans health

Türkiye on Wednesday rejected “baseless claims” about President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s well being.

“We categorically reject such baseless claims regarding President @RTErdogan’s health. The President will attend tomorrow’s nuclear power plant opening via videoconference,” the nation’s Communications Director Fahrettin Altun stated on Twitter.

“No amount of disinformation can dispute the fact that the Turkish people stand with their leader and @RTErdogan and his AK (Justice and Development) Party are set to win the May 14 elections,” Altun added.

The directorate’s heart for combating disinformation additionally stated the claims shared on some social media accounts that President Erdoğan “had a heart attack and was hospitalized” didn’t replicate the reality.

Meanwhile, the Justice and Development (AK) Party’s spokesman, Omer Celik, stated there may be “immoral false news” being printed by some international media retailers about Erdogan’s well being.

“Our president is on duty. After a little rest, he will continue his programs in the same way,” Celik stated on Twitter.

He additionally expressed his thanks for the get properly needs despatched from everywhere in the world.

Source: www.anews.com.tr