Former Energy Minister Taner Yildiz Denies Investment Fund Allegations
Taner Yildiz rejects claims of trading in investment funds as baseless and defamatory.
KEY POINTS
- Taner Yildiz denies investment fund trading allegations
- Claims described as baseless, false and defamatory
- Demands proof with verifiable documents and public apology
- Threatens legal action and compensation claims
- Statement issued under public disclosure obligation
Former Energy and Natural Resources Minister Taner Yildiz has denied allegations that he conducted transactions in investment funds. In a written statement, he described the claims as entirely unfounded, false and defamatory.
Yildiz said the allegations lack any concrete information, documents or factual basis. He demanded that those making the claims prove them with concrete and verifiable documents.
“The claims are entirely unfounded, false and defamatory.”
The former minister called for the immediate correction of the news reports and a public apology. He warned that he would use all his legal and judicial rights, including compensation, if his call was not answered.
Yildiz stated that he would initiate all necessary legal proceedings to protect his personality rights. He said he would pursue these processes to the end.
The statement was issued under the heading of a public disclosure obligation. Source IHA was cited by one of the outlets.
The reports were published on 8 November 2026, with two outlets posting at 01:03 and a third at 01:12.
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