SRI
  • WHO WE ARE
    • ABOUT SRI
    • WRITE FOR US
  • NEWS
    • Africa
    • Asia
    • Americas
    • Europe
    • Kashmir
    • Middle East
    • Pakistan
    • World
  • ARTICLES
    • BLOG
    • RESEARCH ARTICLES
  • INFOGRAPHICS
    • Constitutional Amendment
    • Covid-19
    • Dams
    • Economy
    • Environment
    • Fact of the day
    • Global Facts and Statistics
    • History through lens
    • Israel Attack
    • Kashmir
    • Learn the term
    • Middle East
    • Military
    • Nuclear
    • Pakistan
    • Personality
    • Quote of the day
    • Space
    • Theory Thursday
    • Today in history
    • Women in international world
  • WEB INFOGRAPHICS
  • CONTACT US
Font ResizerAa
SRISRI
Search
  • INFOGRAPHICS
  • WEB INFOGRAPHICS
  • ARTICLES
  • NEWS
    • Asia
    • Pakistan
    • Americas
    • Europe
    • Middle East
    • World
    • Ukraine crisis
Follow US
Copyright © 2024 Strategic Research institute
AsiaNEWS

Türkiye rescues hundreds of refugees in the Eastern Mediterranean

SRI NewsDesk
By SRI NewsDesk Published September 21, 2022
Share

Türkiye’s Coast Guard Command has saved the lives of 283 irregular settlers and deportees in the eastern Mediterranean Sea.

The deportees were saved after an exigency call was entered on Monday night from a position some 160 kilometers south of Kas, a littoral city in southwestern Türkiye, the Interior Ministry said on Tuesday.

After the mayday call from the exile boat, all near marketable vessels were communicated and directed to reach the position while four Turkish Coast Guard boats were also dispatched to the point.

The Turkish Navy also transferred a frigate and corvette to help in the deliverance charge. It also used a drone to track down the boat, footage showed.

The deportees and settlers, including women and children, safely boarded a marketable vessel that reached their position, which also headed to southern Antalya fiefdom accompanied by Turkish Coast Guard vessels.

Türkiye has saved the knockouts of thousands of deportees and settlers in the eastern Mediterranean and Aegean swell, fleeing conflicts in Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.

Also Read: US – CHINA RIVALRY: IMPACTS ON PAKISTAN

‘Greece turned Aegean into graveyard’

Meanwhile, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan called out Greece for its” persecution” of deportees in the Aegean Sea and Eastern Mediterranean.

“While we’re floundering to help the deaths of further babies like Aylan, Greece is turning the Aegean into a graveyard of deportees with its unlawful and reckless pushbacks,” Erdogan said during his speech at the 77th session of the UN General Assembly.

The exile extremity can not be answered by placing innocent people seeking a better future in attention camps or leaving them on boats to die, he added.

The body of Aylan Kurdi, a three-time-old Syrian exile, washed ashore a Turkish sand in 2015, with a print of him getting the defining image of the exile extremity.

“It’s high time for Europe and the United Nations to put an end to these atrocities that are tantamount to crimes against humanity,” Erdogan said.

Ankara and global rights groups have constantly condemned Greece’s illegal practice of pushing shelter campaigners back into Turkish waters and denying them entry, saying it violates philanthropic values and transnational law by venturing into the lives of vulnerable people, including women and children.

“We anticipate Greece to duck its politics of provocations and heed our calls for cooperation,” Erdogan said.

Also Read: Economy; A New Starter of the Saudi-Turkish Reconciliation Era

Share This Article
Facebook Twitter Email Copy Link Print
Previous Article What Is Radical Feminism?
Next Article World leaders join Pakistan for SOS on flood and debt
Leave a comment

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Your Trusted Source for Accurate and Timely Updates!

Our commitment to accuracy, impartiality, and delivering breaking news as it happens has earned us the trust of a vast audience.
268kLike
90.7kFollow
17.9kFollow
4.9kSubscribe
1kFollow

Popular Posts

US targets China, Iran over ‘religious freedom abuses’; India let off

Under the Religious Freedom Act, the United States has designated China, Iran, and Russia, among…

By SRI NewsDesk

US seeks robust long-term ties with Pakistan

WASHINGTON: As felicitations on the completion of 75 times of independence poured in from different…

By SRI NewsDesk

‘Ugly crimes’: 40 Palestinians are killed by Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza’safe zone’

Nestled within an officially recognized humanitarian area, the camp served as a haven for displaced…

By SRI NewsDesk

You Might Also Like

Gaza is burning. UK NGOs must abandon failed diplomacy and fight back
EuropeNEWS

Gaza Is Burning. UK NGOs Must Abandon Failed Diplomacy And Fight Back

Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz declared last week that “no humanitarian aid will enter Gaza”,…

By SRI NewsDesk
How Pope Francis redefined the Church’s ties with Africa
AfricaNEWS

How Pope Francis Redefined The Church’s Ties With Africa

Thousands of miles from the Vatican, the death of Pope Francis is being mourned by millions of…

By SRI NewsDesk
China says door for US trade talks ‘wide open’
AmericaAmericasNEWS

China Says Door For US Trade Talks ‘Wide Open’

China said on Wednesday that it was willing to engage in trade talks with Washington,…

By SRI NewsDesk
Putin discusses US-Iran nuclear talks with Omani leader
NEWSWorld

Putin Discusses US-Iran Nuclear Talks With Omani Leader

• Tehran, Washington to hold expert-level talks on Saturday • US targets Iranian LPG magnate…

By SRI NewsDesk
Show More
SRI
Facebook X-twitter Youtube Instagram Linkedin

About Us

 

Strategic Research Institute (SRI) is a non-partisan, non-political and non-governmental research organization based in Islamabad. 

Top Categories
  • BLOG
  • INFOGRAPHICS
  • NEWS
  • RESEARCH ARTICLES
Useful Links
  • ABOUT SRI
  • CONTACT US
  • WRITE FOR US
Copyright © 2025
Strategic Research institute
 
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Lost your password?