This is a “provocation” aimed at disrupting the recent collaboration between Russia and Turkey over Syria. Destabilized Syria is paramount for the human trafficking efforts in the region.

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Why Turkish Media Is Blaming the CIA for the Russian Ambassador’s Assassination

'Newspapers in Turkey supportive of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan have accused the CIA and a “Western alliance” of masterminding the assassination of Russia’s ambassador to Turkey, Andrei Karlov, on Monday. '

'The hashtag #TurkishPeopleLoveRussia trended on Twitter as thousands of government supporters voiced their condemnation of Karlov’s murder on social media. '

'"We must know who directed the killer's hand," Putin said at a televised meeting at the Kremlin on Monday. '

'Try Newsweek for only $1.25 per weekReactions to the attack on Turkish social media have varied wildly, showing a country split between outrage and support for Erdogan’s current foreign policy. '

'Meanwhile, religious nationalists have shown support for Altintas, labeling him a “martyr” and asking their followers to perform the Islamic funeral prayer, Salat al-gha’ib . '

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Popular dailies elaborated on the statements of Erdogan and Russian President Vladimir Putin, who have both described the assassination as a “provocation” aimed at disrupting the recent collaboration between Russia and Turkey over Syria, in particular the deal concerning the evacuation of civilians from Aleppo. "We must know who directed the killer's hand," Putin said at a televised meeting at the Kremlin on Monday.

Pro-government papers Yeni Şafak and Yeni Söz explicitly blamed the CIA while Takvim described Karlov’s killer, off-duty policeman Mervut Mert Altintaş, as the “envoy” of a “Western alliance.” Popular dailies have emphasized the reactions of Russian officials to the murder; Yeni Şafak reported that Senator Franz Klintsevich, deputy chairman of the upper chamber of the Russian Parliament's defence and security committee, blamed NATO for the attack: “It is highly likely that representatives of foreign NATO secret services are behind it. What has happened is a true provocation, a challenge. It is a challenge for Russia.”