Turkey doesn't accept EU decisions says Erdogan

"The EU has no right to make decisions regarding Turkey. Gezi Park is not only a park of one group of people, it is a park that belongs to all nation," said Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan at a meeting in Istanbul, CNN Turk reported.

Erdogan said all steps taken by the government will be democratic.
The Prime Minister criticized the activities of foreign media.

He said that every patience has its limits.

"At the meeting with the protesters, I warned them about the necessity of clearing out the Gezi park. Otherwise, no matter what, we will use force to free it," Ergodan said, noting that every patience has its limits.

He noted that European Union doesn't have a right to take decisions for Turkey.

"The European Union must know its place. We do not accept the decisions made by the EU," prime minister noted.

Erdogan underscored that Turkey is not a country that can have some actions done to it, by using social networks.


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