Armin Laschet, the Union’s candidate for chancellor, expresses his love for Turkey in an interview – only: The conversation that was published in the Turkish media apparently never took place.
Turkish-speaking media have published an interview with Chancellor candidate Armin Laschet (CDU), which apparently never took place. The reported and relied on information from the State Chancellery in North Rhine-Westphalia.
Accordingly, the conversation was published last Monday on the, before a summary landed on the front page of the European edition of the tabloid “Sabah” on Tuesday.
In it, the Prime Minister of North Rhine-Westphalia expresses his great love for Turkey, as the “Welt” continues to report. In addition, he wants to work for a “very serious partnership agreement” with the country. If elected, the Union’s candidate for chancellor would prefer a coalition with the SPD.
NRW State Chancellery: Conversation with Laschet did not take place
At the request of “Welt” the State Chancellery in North Rhine-Westphalia announced that the conversation with the Prime Minister had not taken place. It was neither an authorized interview, nor did Laschet speak to the interviewer at all.
Faruk Sen, the operator of the “Brandday” website and author of the alleged conversation, has so far left a request from the newspaper unanswered. The tabloid “Sabah”, which put the alleged Laschet interview on the front page, stated that it had only adopted the alleged statements from “Brandday”. “After permission to print the interview in parts and with reference to the source, it was published,” quoted the newspaper “Welt”, the newspaper’s chief executive in Germany.
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