Mafia sympathizes with Erdoğan’s interior minister for “Father’s Day”

The leader of the Turkish mafia, Sedat Peker, renewed his attack and threat against the ruling regime led by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, promising him more scandals.

This came in a series of tweets he posted, Sunday, on his personal Twitter account and a short video he posted on his YouTube channel, which was followed by al-Ain News.

In the video, Peker said : “I will not break my promises to you, we will have so much fun in the times ahead, I will make them all go crazy as I promised, don’t worry about me.”

As for why he did not publish videos recently, he said, “This is not my opinion or my thinking. There is a so-called threat to international security. I was in danger of being assassinated.

He added : “Enjoy Peace of Mind!” We have the courage and wisdom to protect ourselves, our loved ones and our families. We must not lose hope. We must not let thieves of hope steal our hope. We must always say that life is hope.”

In one of his tweets, the mafia leader renewed his attack on the Interior Minister, Sulaiman Soylu, stressing that he would not back down from revealing his involvement in corruption cases.

“Sulaiman, I will not post anything about you today, as I am someone who values special days.. Father’s Day (June 21 is celebrated every year),” he said, adding: “I have a file of all the things you have stolen, you will beg God for this torment to end, but I will not end it.”

On Saturday, Peker tweeted that he had smuggled 5 tons of cocaine into Turkey through the port of Izmir and that Minister Soylu was aware of the operation.

Last month, the head of Turkey’s mafia began publicizing scandals against officials after a security crackdown against his men began in April.

Sedat Peker vowed to post a video about Erdoğan, but announced the move would be delayed until after the Turkish president met with his US counterpart Joe Biden on Monday.