Turkish Foreign Ministry spokesperson Oncu Keceli has said that the claims suggesting overflight permission was granted to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plane are not true.
Keceli made a statement on Saturday regarding the allegations that overflight permission was given to Netanyahu's aircraft.
He said: "The claims that overflight permission was granted to the Israeli Prime Minister's plane are absolutely untrue. No such request has been conveyed to us either."
"Where there is no law enforced to stop Israel, there is chaos, anarchy and mass killings amounting to genocide in Gaza," Turkish deputy foreign minister tells top UN court.
On the other hand, Türkiye’s Centre for Countering Disinformation has denied the claims by saying: “There is absolutely no situation involving the opening of Turkish airspace for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to Azerbaijan on May 7.”
“Türkiye has closed its airspace to Israeli aircraft as a result of Israel’s genocidal policies against Gaza.”
The statement underlined Ankara continues to stand by the just cause of the Palestinian people.
