Australia furious at Turkish president Erdogan after ' reckless, offensive statements

The Australian prime minister Scott Morrison has the statements of the Turkish president Erdogan after the attack in New Zealand strongly condemned and the excuses of the Turkish ambassador will not be accepted.

Erdogan declared following the attacks in Christchurch last week to his supporters that Australians are anti-muslim, “just like their grandfathers in a coffin to house will return” when they step on Turkish territory would convert. Thus he was referring to the battle of Gallipoli in Turkey during the First world War in 1915, many Australians and New Zealanders were killed.

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"I find the statements highly offensive, very offensive, but also very reckless and unhelpful, given the tense situation," said Morrison to the Australian radio station 2GB. “I think that, in such situations the responsibility of all leaders to calm everybody down, and I want to with my response of today, the issues do not escalate,” said the prime minister.

Morrison, the Turkish ambassador Korhan Karakoc already summoned, but his excuse is not accepted, however, claims that Erdogan's statements back. At this moment, he is considering the ambassador out of the country. Morrison considers, furthermore, that Erdogan's promises of Kemal Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey, defiles.

Previously criticised New Zealand Erdogan because he images of the attack used at an election meeting.

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