ΣΧΟΛΙΟ ΙΣΤΟΛΟΓΙΟΥ : Η απελευθέρωση του Μπράνσον είναι ένα δωράκι του Έρντογαν προσωπικά προς τον Τράμπ. Και ήρθε στην πιο κατάλληλη στιγμή...τυχαίο;; Δεν νομίζω.Την στιγμή που ο Τράμπ χρειάζεται απεγνωσμένα, τα λεφτά του Σέλντον Άντελσον και τις ψήφους των Ευαγγελικών για τις επερχόμενες εκλογές.Θα τα έχει και τα δυο, πουλώντας κατάλληλα την προσυμφωνημένη νίκη του, στην υπόθεση του Πάστορα.Αλλά επειδή στο διαδίκτυο μιλάνε ότι η Τουρκία θα πάρει τα F-35.....η απόφαση για το ΑΝ θα τα πάρει, δεν εξαρτάται ούτε από την Κυβέρνηση, ούτε από τον Πρόεδρο, ούτε και από κανέναν άλλον.Μόνο το Κονγκρέσσο μπορεί να πάρει αυτήν την απόφαση.Και στο Κονγκρέσσο μιλάνε "άλλοι"....ούτε ο Πρόεδρος ούτε άλλος.
Prior to the judge’s ruling, Brunson told the could that he was “an innocent man” adding: “I love Jesus, I love Turkey.” Reuters reports that Brunson wept as the court’s decision was announced.
Following a failed coup attempt in 2016, the North Carolina native was charged with links to Kurdish militants and supporters of Fethullah Gulen - the man blamed for the attempted coup. Brunson has repeatedly denied the accusations made against him, and his lawyer has commented outside of the Turkish court that his client will appeal his conviction.
His lawyer added that his client - now a free man - has already left for home. It is understood that a private plane awaits for the Brunson at Izmir’s Cigli Airport to whisk him back to the US.
Since his 2016 arrest, Brunson has stood at the centre of a diplomatic row between Turkey and the US, as NATO allies sparred bitterly over the pastor’s imprisonment. Branson’s release could be the first step to mending relations between the two countries.
Brunson’s imprisonment led to U.S. tariffs against Turkey and drawn condemnation from President Donald Trump, who frequently lashed out at Ankara over the US man’s detainment. In the minutes following the judge’s court decision, Trump took to Twitter to declare that he is “working very hard on Pastor Brunson”.
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A Turkish court will release imprisoned US pastor Andrew
Brunson, who was jailed for alleged terror links following 2016’s failed
coup attempt. Brunson’s arrest has soured US-Turkish relations, with
Trump pushing for his release.
Charged with terrorism
offences, the court handed down a sentence of 3 years and 1-1/2 month
sentence for the evangelical Christian pastor on Friday. Despite the
verdict, the court also ruled that the US man would not serve any
further time as he had already been detained by authorities since
October 2016.Prior to the judge’s ruling, Brunson told the could that he was “an innocent man” adding: “I love Jesus, I love Turkey.” Reuters reports that Brunson wept as the court’s decision was announced.
Following a failed coup attempt in 2016, the North Carolina native was charged with links to Kurdish militants and supporters of Fethullah Gulen - the man blamed for the attempted coup. Brunson has repeatedly denied the accusations made against him, and his lawyer has commented outside of the Turkish court that his client will appeal his conviction.
His lawyer added that his client - now a free man - has already left for home. It is understood that a private plane awaits for the Brunson at Izmir’s Cigli Airport to whisk him back to the US.
Since his 2016 arrest, Brunson has stood at the centre of a diplomatic row between Turkey and the US, as NATO allies sparred bitterly over the pastor’s imprisonment. Branson’s release could be the first step to mending relations between the two countries.
Brunson’s imprisonment led to U.S. tariffs against Turkey and drawn condemnation from President Donald Trump, who frequently lashed out at Ankara over the US man’s detainment. In the minutes following the judge’s court decision, Trump took to Twitter to declare that he is “working very hard on Pastor Brunson”.
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