NATO Secretary General apologizes to Turkiye

NATO Secretary General apologizes to Turkiye

NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg apologized for the posters of Mustafa Kemal and President Erdoğan that showed as enemies.

In the NATO exercise held in Norway on November 8-17, posters of Mustafa Kemal and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan were hanged as enemies. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has apologized related to the issue.

Commenting on the incident at NATO’s Joint Warfare Centre in Stavanger, Norway, Stoltenberg said: “I apologize for the offense that has been caused.”

“The incidents were the result of an individual’s actions and do not reflect the views of NATO,” he said in a written statement.

The individual involved, a civilian contractor seconded by Norway and not a NATO employee, was immediately removed from the exercise, Stoltenberg said. It would be up to the Norwegian authorities to decide on any disciplinary action, he said.

”Turkiye is a valued NATO Ally, which makes important contributions to Allied security, Stoltenberg added.

The Norwegian ministry of defense and the joint war center command both declined to comment.

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