Erdogan slams cartoon as ‘vile provocation’, Turkish magazine denies Prophet Mohammed depiction
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday lashed out at a satirical magazine following allegations that it had published a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed, calling it a "vile provocation". As protests erupted in Istanbul, the magazine's top editor said the image had been misinterpreted and was "not a caricature of Prophet Mohammed".
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday lashed out at a satirical magazine following allegations that it had published a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed, calling it a "vile provocation". As protests erupted in Istanbul, the magazine's top editor said the image had been misinterpreted and was "not a caricature of Prophet Mohammed".
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