Charlie Hebdo reveals cover of Erdogan cartoon

In the Turkish president’s administration, the image was called disgusting and lacking in decency.

The Parisian satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo has published a cover with a cartoon of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The magazine posted the corresponding photo on its Twitter page on Tuesday, October 27.

In the new cartoon, a half-naked Turkish leader sits in an armchair, with his left hand lifting the hem of a woman’s dress and saying, “Oh, here is the prophet!” In his right hand, he holds a drink can. Caption reads: “Erdogan: It’s a lot of fun in private!”

Erdogan: in the private sector, it’s a lot of fun!

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– Charlie Hebdo (@Charlie_Hebdo_) October 27, 2020

The new issue of the magazine will be launched on October 28.

The Erdogan administration condemned the publication of the president’s cartoons, calling them the fruits of French President Emmanuel Macron’s anti-Muslim program.

“We condemn this heinous attempt to spread racism and hatred. Twitter Fahrettin Altun, Head of the Liaison Office of the Presidential Administration of Turkey.

Recall, the worsening of relations between Paris and Ankara came after the offensive statements by Erdogan, who expressed doubts about the mental health of the French leader. In this regard, France recalled its ambassador from Turkey and demanded that the European Union adopt sanctions against Ankara.

Earlier, after the tragedy in the French city of Conflans-Saint-Honorine, where an Islamic radical beheaded a history professor, Macron announced his intention to protect Islam in France from foreign influence and to more strictly control sources. financing of mosques.

Erdogan accused Europe of “Islamophobia”

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