After France ... Parliamentarian urges German authorities to ban Grey Wolves Movement

The Member of German Bundestag Sevim Dağdelen urged the suspension of the Turkish nationalist extremist "Gray Wolves" Movement in Germany, according to the Armenian Press Agency.

Sevim Dağdelen said: "The federal government should immediately follow the example of France and ban the Federation of Turkish-Democrats Idealists' Associations (ADÜTDF), an organization for gray wolves in this country."

Sevim added: "They are pushing Germany to polarization and division by provocations against Kurds, Armenians, Alawites, Greeks and Jews."

Sevim Dağdelen stressed that "There should be no absolute tolerance for Islamic and fascist organizations which have close ties to the terrorist President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in our country."

Earlier this week, the French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin announced officially on Twitter that "the nationalist Gray Wolves Movement of Turkey has been dissolved due to its promotion of hatred and acts of violence."

This movement was blamed after the clashes erupted recently between the Turkish and Armenian communities in Décines-Charpieu near Lyon, and the phrase "Gray Wolves" was written on a monument honoring the genocide victims and the National Center for Armenian Memory near Lyon on Saturday night, Sunday.

This notorious organization is considered the most dangerous extremist among the organizations sponsored by the Turkish authorities led by Recep Tayyip Erdogan outside Turkey, as it carried out several political assassinations against Turkish and Kurdish opponents, in addition to attempts to penetrate the political and security departments in the countries of the world.

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