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Lawyer Feyza Altun has expressed regret regarding a meeting she held with Dilan Polat several months ago. The encounter, which took place at a dinner in Istanbul attended by mutual acquaintances, had previously drawn significant public attention after Polat shared a photograph from the event with the caption, "There is much to talk about." Addressing the meeting during an appearance on Berna Laçin’s "5 Kart" program, Altun stated that she regretted the interaction and attributed her behavior at the time to the influence of alcohol. "I wish I hadn't met with Dilan Polat," Altun said. "It was necessary at the time, but I acted emotionally under the influence of alcohol. The alcohol was very strong; when I watched the videos later, I saw us hugging and singing. I did not receive any money or gain anything, but I did not want Dilan to commit suicide because of me." Article and image source: Haberler
Lawyer Feyza Altun has expressed regret regarding a meeting she held with Dilan Polat several months ago. The encounter, which took place at a dinner in Istanbul attended by mutual acquaintances, had previously drawn significant public attention after Polat shared a photograph from the event with the caption, “There is much to talk about.” Addressing the meeting during an appearance on Berna Laçin’s “5 Kart” program, Altun stated that she regretted the interaction and attributed her behavior at the time to the influence of alcohol. “I wish I hadn’t met with Dilan Polat,” Altun said. “It was necessary at the time, but I acted emotionally under the influence of alcohol. The alcohol was very strong; when I watched the videos later, I saw us hugging and singing. I did not receive any money or gain anything, but I did not want Dilan to commit suicide because of me.”
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