DMM Issues Statement on Heydar Aliyev Park: 'The Bust Will Not Be Removed'
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The Center for Combating Disinformation denied claims that the bust in Haydar Aliyev Park in Şişli, Istanbul, would be removed and the park would be demolished to make way for a cultural center.
The Presidential Communications Directorate's Center for Combating Disinformation has dismissed claims that the bust in Haydar Aliyev Park in Şişli will be removed, the area demolished, and a cultural center built in its place, calling these claims unfounded.
The Center for Combating Disinformation (DMM) announced that claims that the bust in Haydar Aliyev Park in Şişli, Istanbul, would be removed and replaced with a cultural center are untrue.
The Presidency of Communications announced that claims that the bust in Haydar Aliyev Park in Istanbul's Şişli district would be removed and the area demolished to make way for a cultural center were unfounded.
The Presidency's Communications Directorate's Disinformation Combat Center (DMM) announced that claims circulating on social media that the bust in Haydar Aliyev Park in Şişli would be removed and the area demolished to make way for a cultural center are completely unfounded.
As tense days continue between Baku and Ankara due to the ban on headscarves in schools in Azerbaijan, the bust in Haydar Aliyev Park in Istanbul will allegedly be removed. The Center for Combating Disinformation denied the allegations in a statement.
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