Brits Discuss Turkey Election: Fake Deep Fake Porn Videos May Affect Election
As voters in Turkey continue to vote at the polls today, the Sunday Telegraph, one of England’s most respected newspapers, published a full story revealing the extent of these allegations.
In the news headlined “Deepfake pornographic tape can change the future of the elections in Turkey”, the video directed at Muharrem İnce changed the balance of the critical election. Abuse of an image like this is just the beginning… ”, he said. In Quetteville’s Harry News, “Ince, who stubbornly resisted calls for months not to split Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu’s votes, suddenly withdrew from his candidacy on Thursday. He was the victim of a subtle smear campaign.”
The British media focused on the “deep fake” and “interference” debates that came to the agenda during the electoral process.
“ISRAEL ALSO HAS REASONS”
In the news, it was recalled that statements were made about the posting of inappropriate content on an Israel-based website. “The effects of Ince’s withdrawal could be very real,” the Sunday Telegraph reported. Although İnce’s vote rate is around 2 percent in polls, those who support him are now expected to vote for Kılıçdaroğlu.
Recalling that Erdogan recalled Kılıçdaroğlu’s statements about Russia’s meddling in the elections, it was stated that “while Russia has reasons to support Erdogan, Israel has its own reasons for not wanting Erdogan.” In the article, “There is no doubt that the whole world is closely watching the elections in Turkey, regardless of the fact that foreign countries interfered in the elections.” It was claimed that he followed a policy of balancing being around and being around. .
“RUSSIA MAY BE BLACKSTAY”
“The intelligence source said that if a deal was made with Moscow, it would be the classic Russian tactic. They said: ‘If we help you win the elections, we can ask you something when you are in power.’ Sophisticated deepfake videos and other items of visual disinformation can be helpful. For example, if Russia allows the candidate to win and that person does not do what Russia wants, they can be blackmailed.
The British source said: “We also have the ability to interfere in elections in a foreign country. But for this we need to get approval from the cabinet or prime ministerial level. These Russians just get down to business and do it in a few hours. What we can do here is oppose information pollution. “We can reveal the truth very quickly,” she said.
“SUCH CONTENT MAY CHANGE THE SHAPE OF ELECTIONS”
Speaking to British media, the source said: “The deep fake videos are very worrying. “At some point we may be faced with a video of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak declaring war on China and not even know if it’s real.”
The Sunday Telegraph said: “As Europe’s worst conflict in 70 years continues today on the Turkish coast across the Black Sea, provocative fake content like this could turn the tide of the election. In the future, they can create a war on their own,” he said.