It's undiplomatic President's son to escape from Turkey Justice sued 2. Grad morder.

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Maxkamad kutaal Turkiga oo soo saartay amar lagusoo xirayo wiilka madaxweynaha Soomaaliya

 


Sabti, December, 9, 2023 (HOL) - Turkiga ayaa ogaaday in wiil uu dhalay madaxweynaha Soomaaliya Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud uu ka baxsaday dalka Turkiga ka hor inta aysan maxkamad Turki ah soo saarin xayiraad caalami ah oo dhan ah socdaalkiisa.

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Xafiiska dacwad oogaha magaalada Istanbul ayaa baxsashada eedeynsaha kadib, wuxuu soo saaray waaran maxkamadeed oo lagusoo xirayo eedeysanaha, iyadoo loo marayo booliiska adduunka ee loo yaqaano Interpol.

Wiilka madaxweynaha Soomaaliya, Maxamed Xasan Sheikh Maxamuud, ayaa loo haystaa geerida muwaadin u dhashay dalka Turkiga, oo ku dhintay shil gaari oo uu ku galay magaalada Istanbul, 30kii bishii hore ee November.

Maxkamadda soo saartay xayiraadda lagu soo rogay Maxamed Xasan Sheikh Maxamuud Dec. 7, ayaa ogaatay inuu eedeysanaha ka baxsaday Turkiga Dec. 2, kahor intaan lagusoo rogin xayiraada safarka.

Duqa magaalada Istanbul Ekrem İmamoğlu ayaa dhaleeceeyay baxsashada uu Turkiga ka baxsaday eedeysanaha, wuxuuna sheegay inay tahay mid nasiib darro ah oo xad gudub ku ah ilaalinta xuquuqda muwaadiniinta dalkiisa.

Warar aan si dhab ah loo xaqiijin Karin ayaa sheegaya in wiilka madaxweynaha Soomaaliya uu u baxsaday dalka Imaaraatka Carabta.

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Fuck them their racist I read the comments on their articles where they were saying why are somalis here why is the president kid here and they want him dead.
But he ruined his life though he's on interpol he needs a new id which is simple his father is president

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Latest update this guy joined alshabaab...
It's a rumour on twitter

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Xaaska ninkii Turkiga ahaa ee dilkiisa loo heysto wiilka Madaxweyne Xasan oo soo saartay…

By Zahra Axmed Gacal

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December 10, 2023

Istanbul (Caasimada Online) – Öznur Göçer oo ah xaaska ninkii u dhashay dalka Turkiga ee ku geeriyooday shilka gaari ee wiilka Madaxweynaha Soomaaliya Maxamed Xasan Sheekh Maxamuud uu ku lug yeeshay ayaa la hadashay warbaahinta Cumhuriyet ee dalka Turkiga.

“Waxaan ka cabanayaa qof kasta oo sababay geerida ninkayga iyo kuwa u ogolaaday in uu dalka ka baxo” ayay tiri Öznur Göçer.

Dawladda Turkiga ayay sheegtay in aysan sameyn tilaabooyinkii ay ka rajeyneysay inay qaadaan, si ninkeeda dhintay uu cadaalad u helo.

“Dowladdu waxay sheegaysaa in wixii loo baahnaa la sameyn doono, balse anigu kuma qanci karo waxa ay leeyihiin,” ayay raacisay hadalkeeda haweeneyda oo aad u murugsaneed.

Shilkaan oo 30-kii November ka dhacay magaalada Istanbul ee dalka Turkiga, ayuu dhaawac culus ka soo gaaray seygii haweeneydaan, wuxuuna dhaawacaas u dhintay lix maalmood kadib markii shilku dhacay.

Wuxuu ku geeriyooday Isbitaalka Tababarka iyo Cilmi-baarista ee magaalada Istanbul, sida uu duqa Istanbul shaaciyay maalin ka hor.

Muuqaallo lasii daayay oo ay duubeen kaamirooyinka CCTV ayuu duqa magalaadda Istanbul ku daabcay bogga uu ku leeyahay Twitter – muuqaalkaas ayaa muujinaya gaariga oo gadaal ugu dhacaya mootada, waddo mashquul badan.

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Somalia’s president says his son didn’t flee fatal accident in Turkey and should return to court



Somalia’s president says his son didn’t flee Turkey after he was involved in a fatal highway crash in Istanbul, and adds that he has advised his son to go back and present himself to court, which has issued an arrest warrant.

President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud said in an interview with The Associated Press that his 40-year-old son, who is a doctor, stayed at the scene of the crash and remained in Istanbul for several days afterward.

“It was an accident. He did not run away, and he hired a lawyer for this purpose,” the president said. “And there was no arrest warrant. … So, he has a business and he came out of the country.”

Yunus Emre Gocer, a 38-year-old motorcycle courier, died in a hospital Dec. 6, six days after he was hit by a car driven by the president’s son, Mohammed Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, on a busy highway in Istanbul.

Turkish authorities ordered president’s son arrested and barred him from traveling abroad following the motorcyclist’s death, but reports said the younger Mohamud had already left Turkey by the time the warrant was issued.

“He still is linked to the country, and I am talking to him to go back and presenting himself to the court,” the president said. But his son is an adult and “the decision is his — but I am giving that advice,” he added.

The president extended his sympathy to Gocer’s family.

“I want to take this opportunity to send my condolences to the family, which I don’t know how to contact,” he said in Tuesday’s interview. “We share with them the grief of their loss. We are sorry for their loss.”

On Sunday, dozens of people, including motorcycle courier groups, staged a demonstration in Istanbul demanding that the son face trial for Gocer’s death.

Ekrem Imamoglu, the mayor of Istanbul and a prominent opposition politician, tweeted a security camera video of the crash. He claimed the “suspect left Turkey with his hands free” and accused the government of “being too weak to defend the rights of its own citizens.”

Responding to the pressure, Justice Minister Yilmaz Tunc said without elaborating that “international procedures” had been initiated concerning the crash.

“Regardless of their title, everyone is equal before the law and the entire process for the capture of the suspect — including the international procedure — is being carried out meticulously,” Tunc tweeted Sunday.

Separately, Tunc said that an investigation was also launched into police officers who conducted an initial investigation into the collision and allegedly allowed Mohamud to go free.

On Monday, a Somali diplomat in Turkey told The Associated Pressthat the car driven by the president’s son is owned by the Somali Embassy. The president’s family travels with diplomatic passports and had previously lived in Turkey, said the official, who agreed to discuss the case only if not quoted by name.

Turkey has built close ties with Somalia since 2011, when President Recep Tayyip Erdogan — then prime minister — visited the East African nation in a show of support as Somalis suffereed from severe drought. Turkey has provided humanitarian aid, built infrastructure and opened a military base in Somalia where it has trained officers and police.

“I will do everything that I can to make sure that my son respects Turkish law and justice law, and stands in front of the courts in Turkey,” Somalia’s president said in the interview at U.N. headquarters, where he presented a plan for his government to take over security from African Union troops and continue its fight against al-Shabab militants.

“Turkey is a brotherly country,” Mohamud said. “We respect the laws and the justice and the judicial system. As a president of Somalia, I will never allow anybody to violate this country’s judicial system

Colusow return inevitable to deplomacy way.

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Turkish minister says Somalia president’s son will return to face trial over fatal highway





Thursday December 14, 2023

 
Justice Minister Yılmaz Tunç speaks to reporters in the capital Ankara, Türkiye, Dec. 7, 2023. (AA Photo)

ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — The son of the president of Somalia will return to Turkey in the coming days to face trial over a fatal highway crash in Istanbul, Turkey’s justice minister said Thursday.

Yunus Emre Gocer, a 38-year-old motorcycle courier, was hit by a car driven by the Somalia president’s son, Mohammed Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, on a highway in Istanbul. The man died in a hospital six days later on Dec. 6.

Turkish authorities ordered the president’s son arrested and barred him from traveling abroad, but reports said Mohamud had already left Turkey by the time the warrant was issued. Turkey also launched an investigation into officials who conducted an initial investigation into the crash and reportedly allowed Mohamud to go free.

“We have held talks with Somali judicial authorities,” Justice Minister Yilmaz Tunc told reporters. “It will be possible for the defendant to come to Turkey and to participate in the trial process in the coming days.”

“I have talked to the Somali justice minister and they look on the matter with good intentions,” Tunc said, adding that he hoped that the trial would open soon.



ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — The son of the president of Somalia will return to Turkey in the coming days to face trial over a fatal highway crash in Istanbul, Turkey’s justice minister said Thursday.

Yunus Emre Gocer, a 38-year-old motorcycle courier, was hit by a car driven by the Somalia president’s son, Mohammed Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, on a highway in Istanbul. The man died in a hospital six days later on Dec. 6.

Turkish authorities ordered the president’s son arrested and barred him from traveling abroad, but reports said Mohamud had already left Turkey by the time the warrant was issued. Turkey also launched an investigation into officials who conducted an initial investigation into the crash and reportedly allowed Mohamud to go free.

“We have held talks with Somali judicial authorities,” Justice Minister Yilmaz Tunc told reporters. “It will be possible for the defendant to come to Turkey and to participate in the trial process in the coming days.”

“I have talked to the Somali justice minister and they look on the matter with good intentions,” Tunc said, adding that he hoped that the trial would open soon.