s voice responds: "That's what I mean." Later, the person alleged to be the prime minister asks: "Did you make most of it vanish?" He is answered: "We haven't been able to do all of it yet. There are about 30m euros left. We haven't been able to get that out yet." Erdogan described the recordings as "blackmail, being spread via Twitter". But he admitted his phone had been tapped in what he called "Turkey's...
Leaked tapes prompt calls for Turkish PM to resign
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