The man Turkey believes orchestrated the coup

July 17, 2016 13:53

Fethullah Gulen's movement has been feared by some for its ability to mobilize considerable resources and for its influence among decision-makers.

Even as chaos rocked Turkey on Friday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan repeatedly called Fethullah Gulen, a high-profile cleric living in exile in Pennsylvania, US, as the orchestrator of the coup."Now I am addressing those in Pennsylvania.

The betrayal you have shown to this nation and to this community, that is enough. If you have the courage, come back to your country. If you can. You will not have the means to turn this country into a mess from where you are," Erdogan said while addressing his supporters in Istanbul.

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