French government wants de-escalation riot Turkey

paris - The French government has mixed into Sunday's diplomatic row with Turkey. 'In view of the current tensions between Turkey and several EU Member States, France calls for de-escalation', said the French Foreign Ministry.

The department called for avoiding the Turkish authorities to provocations. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Sunday still highly of France, where the Netherlands kept out by Minister Mevlüt Cavusoglu (Foreign Affairs) is allowed to speak.

The French authorities Cavusoglu could be because there was no threat to public order. The Turkish minister seized the opportunity on Sunday to get out hard again Metz to The Hague. He labeled the Netherlands in his speech to 'capital of fascism. '