Flynn worked for Turkish businessman

washington - The American former national security adviser Michael Flynn engaged in work last year for a Turkish businessman. He was receiving over half a million dollars over the incumbent Inovo in the Netherlands, report the New York Times Friday (local time).

Flynn did this week, still about his work with the US Department of Justice. It shows that had taken his company in August in the arm to investigate the preacher residing in the US Fethullah Gulen, which is seen by Turkey as the mastermind behind the failed coup last year.

The Flynn company would be hired by the Dutch company Inovo, which is owned by a businessman who has close ties with Ankara. The White House said in a reaction to the appointment of Flynn security adviser to not to have known of his research work for the company. A well-established source spoke against.

Flynn stumbled as senior adviser to President Donald Trump finally about his contacts with the Russian ambassador. He had to resign after just 24 days.