Aygül Berivan Aslan
Aygül Berivan Aslan (nascido em 16 de outubro de 1981 em Kulu, Turquia)[1] é um político austríaco-curdo e membro do Partido Verde austríaco. Foi membro do Conselho Nacional de 2013 a 2017.[1]
Em 2020, um homem chamado Feyyaz Öztürk afirmou que oficiais da inteligência turca chantagearam-no e ordenaram que assassinasse Aslan.[2][3]
Referências
- ↑ a b «Aygül Berivan Aslan» (em alemão). Austrian Parliament. 30 de junho de 2016
- ↑ Allen, Ian (13 de janeiro de 2021). «Austria expels alleged assassin accused of working for Turkish government». IntelNews.
British newspaper The Telegraph claimed that Öztürk had been tasked by Ankara to “ensure [Aslan] was hurt or died”, so that “other politicians get the message”. Öztürk also claimed that Turkish intelligence officials had blackmailed him in order to force him to carry out Alsan’s assassination.
- ↑ Bennhold, Katrin; Gall, Carlotta (13 de outubro de 2020). «Turkish Defector Says He Was Ordered to Kill Politician in Austria». The New York Times. Cópia arquivada em 15 de outubro de 2020.
When Mr. Ozturk turned himself in on Sept. 15, he told the police that he was retired from a long career at the Turkish intelligence agency, known as the M.I.T., but had recently been tasked to carry out an attack on Aygul Berivan Aslan, a former Green Party lawmaker of Kurdish descent and a vocal Erdogan critic.
