the turkey It warned its citizens on Saturday of the dangers of “possible Islamophobic, xenophobic and racist attacks” in the United States and Europe after its Western allies warned their citizens in Turkey of the possibility of terrorist attacks.
Turkey’s Foreign Ministry, in two separate travel reports, advised its citizens in the United States and European countries to “act calmly in the face of potential racist and xenophobic harassment and attacks” and “stay away from areas where protests could intensify.”
Turkey’s foreign ministry said the recent increase in “anti-Islamic and anti-racist acts” reflects the dangerous dimensions of religious intolerance and hatred in Europe.
Several embassies in Ankara, including those of the United States, Germany, France and Italy, on Friday issued a warning to their citizens in Turkey, asking them to beware of the dangers of “possible retaliatory attacks by terrorists against places of worship.”
This development occurred after the recent incidents of Quran burning in Europe.
The Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs also advised its citizens In Turkey on Saturday to avoid crowds and demonstrations.
A far-right politician and opponent of immigration burned a copy of the Koran last week near the Turkish embassy in Stockholm during a protest, stoking tensions between Turkey and Sweden. Similar procedures for burning copies of the Koran in the Netherlands and Denmark also strongly condemned Ankara.
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