Erdogan kündigt Boycott von US Elektronik an.

Reaktion auf Sanktionen: Erdogan kündigt Boykott von US-Elektronik an – SPIEGEL ONLINE

Der türkische Staatschef Recep Tayyip Erdogan reagiert auf die Handelssanktionen der US-Regierung: Amerikanische Elektronik soll künftig boykottiert werden.

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