Kuzu calls for de-escalation

the hague - The governments of the Netherlands and Turkey must make every effort to resolve the resulting diplomatic row. Before that advocates Tunahan Kuzu, leader of the political party THINK, Sunday in a video on Facebook. Contention in the conflict Kuzu expressly does not take.

Let him come in the video no matter the reason for the conflict or the specific developments of Saturday when the Turkish Minister of Family Affairs despite objections from Netherlands to Rotterdam. There she was prevented by the police to reach the Turkish consulate. Eventually, she was escorted by police to Germany.

According Kuzu must Dutch, whatever their origin or political views, 'respectfully carry the conversation. listen to each other, show understanding for each other's arguments. Only in this way we move forward, 'said Kuzu.

Kuzu pulled further into Dutch politicians who throw in his 'oil on the fire. 'In addition, he said among other Prime Minister Mark Rutte, CDA leader Sybrand Buma, Geert Wilders of the PVV and Labour party leader Lodewijk Asscher.

On the statements of the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Netherlands Saturday fascist and called a relic of the Nazis, Kuzu went out.