Refuted Claim Regarding NATO Summit: No Special Park Allocation for Macron

It was claimed that certain parks in Ankara would be allocated for French President Emmanuel Macron's morning exercise during the upcoming NATO Summit. The Dezenformasyonla Mücadele Merkezi (DMM) issued a statement denying these claims. In the statement, DMM emphasized that the allegations regarding the closure of parks for Macron's morning exercise are baseless. The statement also mentioned that some physical arrangements were made prior to the NATO Summit, not for "hiding" or "aesthetic" purposes, but to apply standard security and logistical protocols common in international organizations. This statement can be seen as a response to claims aiming to misinform the public and undermine the country's competence in international organizations. 'Claims on some social media accounts and digital platforms stating, “For the NATO Summit, buildings and shanties are being hidden from view for the leaders' aesthetic pleasure” are baseless and contain manipulation.'