Turkish intelligence finds bug of PM’s telephone

The Turkish intelligence service has found equipment used to record conversations of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Milliyet reports on Wednesday.Bugs to listen to his conversations were located in the PM’s office.The police of Istanbul received information on serious corruption cases a year ago. Telephones of officials, including Erdogan, were wired.Cemaletdin Celik, head of Turkish Telecommunications (TIB), who worked for the intelligence service (MIT) until 2012, was dismissed.

The Turkish intelligence service has found equipment used to record conversations of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Milliyet reports on Wednesday.

Bugs to listen to his conversations were located in the PM’s office.

The police of Istanbul received information on serious corruption cases a year ago. Telephones of officials, including Erdogan, were wired.

Cemaletdin Celik, head of Turkish Telecommunications (TIB), who worked for the intelligence service (MIT) until 2012, was dismissed.