
UK: ‘Anecdotal’ evidence of Gulen role in Turkey coup attempt
While there is ‘anecdotal and circumstantial’ evidence that individual members of the Gulen movement were involved in a failed coup attempt in Turkey last year, hard proof was difficult to find, according to a UK parliamentary report.
While there is “anecdotal and circumstantial” evidence that individual members of the Gulen movement were involved in a failed coup attempt in Turkey last year, hard proof was difficult to find, according to a UK parliamentary report.
Since the July 15 coup attempt, Turkey has accused Pennsylvania-based Fethullah Gulen of being behind a push to overthrow President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
The inquiry by the Foreign Affairs Committee also points out opportunities in the UK’s growing relationship with Turkey.
Al Jazeera’s Renee Odeh reports.