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"Turkey will take additional measures if the Nemesis monument is not dismantled," Cavusoglu
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu commented on installing a fountain memorial in Yerevan dedicated to the Armenian avengers who organized the "Nemesis" operation, discussed the Karabakh problem, and put forward several baseless claims.
"Of course, there are direct flights. I think our "Pegasus" is flying at this moment. They fly to Europe and other places through our airspace. We only allowed the head of the Armenian Parliament to come to Turkey because the Parliamentary Assembly of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation is an international gathering; it is an exception; apart from that, we will not allow any more flights, including VIP flights," Cavusoglu added.
After that, Cavusoglu threatened that Turkey would not be satisfied with only closing the airspace and would continue to take additional measures if the "Nemesis" memorial is not dismantled. "It is impossible for us to accept it. We saw that they did not have good intentions. Sorry, but let them not say it is not our authority; let them not try to deceive us," concluded the Turkish Foreign Minister. "Ermenihaber" reports it.
