Assets of 8 Terrorist-Linked Individuals Frozen
Turkey Freezes Assets of Individuals Linked to DEASH and Al-Qaeda
The assets of eight people linked to DEASH and Al-Qaeda terrorist organizations in Turkey have been frozen, according to the latest Asset Freezing Decision, published in the Official Gazette. The decision was signed by the Minister of Treasury and Finance, Nureddin Nebati, and the Minister of Interior, Süleyman Soylu.
Those affected by the freeze include Abdulsamet Çelik, Amer Onay, Ensari Ersoy, Muhammed Korkmaz, Murat Demir, Sevda Vural, Tarkan Niğdelioğlu, and Sinan Öksüz. The move comes as part of Turkey’s ongoing efforts to combat terrorism and prevent the financing of terrorist organizations.
The decision allows the individuals whose assets have been frozen to appeal to the relevant Ankara Heavy Penal Court. Turkish authorities have reiterated their commitment to combating terrorism and ensuring the safety and security of their citizens. The freezing of assets is just one of the measures being taken to achieve this goal.
The Turkish government has been actively cracking down on terrorist organizations within its borders. In recent years, the country has experienced multiple terrorist attacks carried out by groups such as DEASH and the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK). These attacks have resulted in the loss of many innocent lives and have highlighted the need for action to be taken.
Overall, the asset freeze is a significant step towards combating terrorism in Turkey. By targeting those who may be financing these organizations, the government is working to prevent them from carrying out their deadly attacks. It is hoped that this will help to create a safer and more secure environment for the people of Turkey.
