Necessary action has been taken, including looking at what happened and trying to establish precisely what happened to help avoid such misunderstandings in the future.' security and members of an unnamed delegation on Friday, but that these differences have 'been satisfactorily resolved.

Nesirky said there had been 'some unfortunate misunderstanding' between U.N. Martin Nesirky, Ban’s top spokesman, said that Ban had indeed met with Erdogan but declined to say whether Ban had apologized or not. officials, however, provided few details on the incident and did not even identify Turkey as the country that was involved in the fight. 'The secretary general went over to apologize for the incident,' he said. headquarters to the Turkish mission, where Erdogan was holding a meeting with former U.S President Bill Clinton. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon walked across the street of the U.N. Haliscelik also said that later that afternoon, U.N.

'There was some physical contact with the prime minister and so that set off the Turkish security' agents, Haliscelik said. guards threatened 'to stop them with force,' and that the two sides began pushing. It remains unclear exactly what happened next, but a Turkish journalist, Kahraman Haliscelik, of Turkish Radio Television (TRT), said two of his colleagues, who were traveling with the Prime Minister, claimed that U.N. But Erdogan and his security staff insisted on pressing ahead. officials and sources close to the Turkish delegation, didn’t actually lead to the General Assembly. The exit they were trying to proceed through, according to U.N. official in the hospital with badly bruised ribs, involved a misunderstanding over the route Erdogan and his entourage took to reach the General Assembly, officials said. The brawl, which landed at least one U.N. officials and sources close to the Turkish delegation, didn't actually lead to the General Assembly.

security guards as he sought to walk from a meeting room outside the General Assembly hall to the General Assembly chamber, where Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas was preparing to deliver his historic speech announcing plans to declare its bid for membership in the United Nations as a state. The melee began after the Turkish prime minister was blocked by U.N. has placed as many as half a dozen security guards on administrative duty pending an investigation into their involvement in a violent brawl on Friday with the security detail for Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, U.N.

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