Turkish Hackers attacked the Greek PM's web page! (Upd2)

The hackers also left a message regarding the Hagia Sofia incident.

The Turksih hacking team Aslan NeferTim wrote “The duty is ours to answer to the Greek reaction to the prayer in Hagia Sofia. Tsipras do not be surprised, do not make us lose our patience“.

The Turkish hackers are celebrating on the social media, saying among other things, “Hagia Sofia is ours”.

yunanistan başbakanlık resmi web sitesi hacked
your website hacked !!!! Hagia Sophia
it is ourshttps://t.co/6UJEZFFUkO @PrimeministerGR pic.twitter.com/hjvX9nbzR2

— Aslan Neferler Tim (@AslaNeferler) June 23, 2017

yunanistan başbakanlık resmi web sitesi hacked your website hacked !!!! Hagia Sophia it is ourshttps://t.co/6UJEZFFUkO @PrimeministerGR pic.twitter.com/hjvX9nbzR2

— Aslan Neferler Tim (@AslaNeferler) June 23, 2017

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