The organization of preacher Fethullah Gülen, who lives in the United States and is accused by the Turkish authorities of involvement in organizing a military coup, operates in Ukraine under the guise of schools, a cultural center and, through news portals, expresses its position on the events taking place, сообщает Turkish state news agency “Anadolu”.
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“Since 2001, a terrorist organization has been operating in Ukraine under the guise of the Meridian International School. In Kyiv, schools operate in two separate buildings, as well as a primary school, the publication notes. – There is also a branch in Odessa. The general education institution offers services in English for a fee. The school's management is making efforts to ensure that, along with the most erudite and successful children, children of famous politicians and public figures enter here. In this way, the terrorist organization tries to “influence” politicians, bureaucrats and entrepreneurs and use them in their own interests.”
“Under the leadership of educational institutions and with the support of entrepreneurs who are members of FETÖ, the terrorist organization is forming various platforms that are trying to instill sympathy for Fethullah Gülen, including by distributing meat to Christians during the Eid al-Adha holiday,” the Turkish news agency points out.
“The terrorist organization expresses its opinion on the events in Turkey and Ukraine through the news portal Ukraynahaber,” Anadolu reports. – In order not to arouse suspicion and taking into account the democratic structure of Ukraine, in recent days FETÖ members have allegedly been protesting against attempts at a military coup in Turkey, but in particular in the Western branch of the press they have been publishing messages against Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. It is noteworthy that the Ukrainian service of the portal published an interview with the leader of the terrorist organization Fetullah Gülen.”