However, according to information from Turkish partners of Ukrainian tour operators, as of June 3, the situation at Turkish resorts had not affected the vacation of Ukrainian tourists. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine canceled its recommendations for Ukrainians to refrain from traveling to Turkey, but asked them not to participate in protests, demonstrations or other mass events, and also to avoid visiting places with large crowds of people.
As is known, since May 31, multi-thousand and bloody protest actions have been taking place in Turkey, in particular in Istanbul, Ankara and other cities. People demand the resignation of the government and the dismissal of Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan. According to Erdogan, from June 1 to 2 alone, 89 police cars, 42 private cars, 18 municipal cars were burned, 4 government buildings were destroyed, and trees and city buses were also set on fire.
As UNIAN reports, as of the morning of June 3, more than 1,700 people had been arrested at street actions, and the number of wounded had already exceeded a thousand the day before. The clash between protesters and police in the Istanbul district of Besiktas on Monday night became the bloodiest in the entire time of protests in Turkey.
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