
A person who was found to have insulted the Turkish flag and the Republic of Türkiye in a video shared on social media in Serdivan district of Sakarya was detained by security forces.
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In a video shared on social media, a person who reacted to the collection of stray animals was seen insulting the Turkish flag and the state.
In a video circulated on social media, it was determined that a person reacting to the collection of animals living on the street used insulting and swearing expressions towards the Turkish flag.
According to the statement of Sakarya Governorship, it was stated that the security units started an investigation against the suspect, who was determined to have made derogatory statements towards the Republic of Turkey in the video recorded and shared with the images of the flag erected in the Gölpark area of Serdivan district.
It was stated in the statement that the suspect, who was determined to have shared the posts in question as a result of the studies, was taken into custody, and that the legal proceedings initiated against the suspect were continuing.
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