Despite Türkiye’s official announcement of a complete suspension of trade with the Israeli regime and the closure of its airspace to Israeli flights, reports have been published of continued commercial activities between the two sides.
Less than a day after Turkish Foreign Minister Akan Fidan announced on Thursday that trade and access to Turkish ports and airspace had been cut off for Israel, evidence has emerged of the continuation of these relations.
The Turkish cargo ship “Kan Doval”, which departed from Ali Agha Port, is heading towards Haifa Port using a “fake” route map.
There are also reports that three other Turkish ships have docked in the port of Haifa.
Meanwhile, passenger and cargo flights from Turkish airspace and sea to Israel are still operating, which contradicts the Turkish government’s claim of a complete closure of airspace.
These contradictions occur while Turkish authorities had previously announced that all trade relations, including exports and imports, with the Zionist regime had been suspended.
