On 4 June Deputy Prime Minister for the Economy Ali Babacan "said the government respects the right to non-violent protest and free speech, but that it must also protect its citizens against violence. On 8 June "We are definitely not thinking of building a shopping mall there, no hotel or residence either.
It can be The court order was made in mid-June at the height of the protest but inexplicably not released for weeks. The government has claimed that a wide variety of shadowy forces were behind the protests. Social media was prepared for this, made equipped. The strongest advertising companies of our country, certain capital groups, the interest rate lobby, organisations on the inside and outside, hubs, they were ready, equipped for this. In late June it was announced that the National Intelligence Organisation was investigating foreign elements in the protests.
The Foreign Ministry also demanded "a report detailing which efforts these countries took to create a perception against Turkey, which instruments were used in this process, what our embassies did and what were our citizens' reactions". Pro-AKP newspapers reported that the protests were planned by the Serbian civil society organisation Otpor! You saw the foreign media's attitude during the Gezi Park incidents; they bought it and started broadcasting immediately, without doing an evaluation of the [case].
He stated that "When it is completed, Frankfurt Airport in Germany will lose its importance. Hence, in the recent Gezi incidents, Germany, along with agents, has a major role. During a televised interview at one of the pro-government television channels, he stated that some Turkish Jews who did their military service in Israel were Mossad agents and active during gezi protests.
Protests intensified after on the morning of 30 May undercover police burnt the tents of protesters who had organised a sit-in at Gezi Park. As protests continued in early June, tear gas was used so extensively that many residents of central Istanbul had to keep windows closed even in the heat of summer, or use respirators and then struggle to decontaminate homes of tear gas residue.
