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Erdoğan Will Be Tried at Top Court for $1.47 Billion in Damages over Oil Trade with Iraqi Kurdistan: MP - Turkish Minute
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The Directorate of Communications' Counter-Disinformation Center (DMM) announced that the statements made by CHP Deputy Chairman Deniz Yavuzyılmaz regarding the Türkiye-Iraq Crude Oil Pipeline Agreement and the International Arbitration process related to this line are not true.
Erdoğan will be tried at top court for $1.47 billion in damages over oil trade with Iraqi Kurdistan: MP - Turkish Minute
An opposition lawmaker in #Turkey has vowed to hold President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan accountable before the country’s top court over a $1.47 billion international arbitration penalty stemming from oil trade between Turkey and the Iraqi Kurdistan.
Deniz Yavuzyılmaz shared with the public the International Court of Arbitration decision that could lead to President Erdoğan being tried in the Supreme Court: “$1.47 billion fine, this file cannot be closed.”
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