A bank in Kosovo has suspended some private bank accounts linked to FETO, the terror group behind the defeated 2016 coup attempt in Turkey, according to local media reports in the Balkan nation.
Kallxo.com, a website monitoring corruption, said that some employees of Mehmet Akif College, a high school known for its affiliation with the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO), had been informed that their bank accounts were frozen.
According to the report, the employees were asked to visit the bank to close out their accounts within 30 days, after which they would be shuttered in any case.
Nazmi Ulus, the head of the school, confirmed to kallxo.com that some of his employees had faced difficulties accessing their accounts.
https://m.aa.com.tr/en/europe/kosovo-bank-reportedly-freezes-feto-linked-accounts/1121303
