Popular Politics host Irina Alleman was not allowed into Turkey, recognizing her as a "threat to national security." She spoke about this in her Telegram channel.
At the same time, Alleman was banned from entering Turkey for five years. From Istanbul airport, she was put on a flight to Slovenia, from where she flew. The police and the head of the migration service did not explain the reasons for this decision.
On Friday, the Ministry of Justice recognized Alleman as a "foreign agent."
On May 28, the Turkish Central Election Commission announced the victory of Recep Tayyip Erdogan in the second round of the country's presidential elections. According to the results of counting 99.43% of the ballots, 52.14% of the votes in them were cast for Erdogan.
