Turkey Prime Minister Recived Twitter Delegation With Some Demands

ISTANBUL — Turkey Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that "Twitter is the worst thing for the society" and a tool of foreign conspirators. For good count, he has also charged it for avoiding taxes.

When he ordered to block the social media site in March, But he has turned on the social media site two weeks before Because millions of Turkey Internet users and the country’s high court demand. But his office has stopped posting Twitter messages in his name, even though he has 4.2 million followers, almost as many as the White House.

That was the atmosphere that a delegation of Twitter officials stepped into when it arrived in Ankara, the capital, this week for a series of meetings with Turkish officials to smooth things over.

The Turks came to the table with a list of demands: that Twitter open an office in Turkey, that it reveal the identities of those posting leaks from a continuing corruption investigation, and that it pay taxes on revenue it earns from advertising in Turkey.

Twitter agreed to prevent some posts from being seen in Turkey, although they will still be viewable in other parts of the world. It will not, however, open an office in Turkey, although it did appoint a local representative to handle complaints from the Turkish government. The company did not comment on the government’s request for user identifications, but in the past, Twitter has refused to provide Internet data that would allow a government to identify a user.

It also said it would pay taxes applicable to an affiliate that sells advertising for Twitter in Turkey. The Turkish government estimates that Twitter generates $35 million per year in advertising revenue in the country.

3 Pro-Russian Protesters was killed by the Ukrainian Security Forces

Ukrainian interior minister said that three pro-Russian protesters are killed by the Ukrainian security forces. In the night 13 were got injured and 63 was arrested in the operation overnight in the eastern city of Mariupol.  The clash was the most lethal so far in the east of the country.

The minister, Arsen Avakov, said pro-Russian protesters had tried to storm a base used by troops in the newly formed National Guard, which has drawn from volunteers who took part in last winter’s protest movement against the government.

A crowd made up of civilians as well as militants formed outside the base, he said. Mr. Avakov’s description of the conflict indicated another challenge for the new government, as in other cases where pro-Russian groups have seized administrative buildings and police stations.

The events in Mariupol overnight, and in the towns of Slovyansk and Kramatorsk north of the provincial capital of Donetsk on Wednesday, underscored both the limits of Ukraine’s military and the difficulties of the tactical problems it faces in its attempt to dislodge armed separatists from eastern Ukraine.

Fatal clashes occurred at Ukrainian military base and Protests Spread

From the last news more than 15 people get injured and 1 dead in the protest event. But the numbers can be increase by the time pass.

At Mariupol at 8:30pm many of protesters of pro-Russian gather at the Ukrainian military base. they are around 500 in numbers and they raised on Wednesday night. Because of huge protest 1 person is got dead and 15 were get injured.
The protesters throw explosives weapons inside the Ukrainian military base than Ukrainian soldiers start fairing on the protesters. The shooting was continued till late night.