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“这个广场属于伊斯坦布尔人民，属于整个土耳其国家的人民，以及所有的国际旅游者。因此，我们不能让闹事者自由流连在这个广场，“ 埃尔多安总理说。
警方曾多次发射水炮，催泪瓦斯和橡皮子弹驱散示威者; 政府说，五人死亡，超过5000人受伤。600名警察受伤。
经过两个星期的抗议，雷杰普·塔伊普·埃尔多安发出警告，土耳其准备使用暴力了，总理誓言，24小时内从伊斯坦布尔的塔克西姆广场 " 删除抗议者 " 。
埃尔多安总理还抨击了在欧洲议会的一项决议，决议表示关注 " 土耳其警方不成比例地过度使用了武力，警方不具约束力" 的议案。
欧盟议会更表示谴责土耳其政府总理埃尔多安的反应，并指责他" 加入大了两极分化的局面 "。
欧盟议会更表示谴责土耳其政府总理埃尔多安的反应，并指责他" 加入大了两极分化的局面 "。
5月31日，警察暴力镇压了一个反对开发项目的和平静坐，在塔克西姆广场相邻的隔子公园砍伐了树木，結果爆发了抗议活动。总理埃尔多安已经拒绝了欧盟议会 “ 使用警力过猛” 的批评，就在今天早上，立法机关批准了总理的议案，在举手表决时，埃尔多安在轰隆隆、喧闹的掌声中誓言：“ 我不会承认欧盟议会的决定，我们是要采取... 你认为你是谁? 作出这样的决定？“
“我们将清理广场” ，他告诉当地党的领导人，
然数百名抗议者仍然驻扎在邻国各自公园，声称总理埃尔多安即将成功地成為奥斯曼帝国时代的军营活动家的" Copy "......
Stand-off: Activists stand on a barricade at the entrance of Gezi Park in Istanbul today following an ultimatum by the Turkish Prime Minister.
Warning: The European Parliament has issued a resolution condemning the excessive use of force by Turkish riot police against demonstrators. This activist stands on a barricade at the entrance of Gezi Park.
Troubling: This bus stop shows signs of damage following recent violent scenes in Istanbul.
Police have repeatedly fired water cannons, tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the protesters; five people have died and over 5,000 have been injured.
The government says 600 police were injured as well.
'This square belongs to the people of Istanbul, the people of the whole country, and to all international visitors. So we cannot allow troublemakers to hang around freely in this square,' Erdogan said.
Warning: Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan today told protestors they will be removed from Taksim Square within 24 hours. Activists are pictured standing on top of their barricade overlooking Taksim Square yesterday
Anger: Protestors light flares as they gather for an anti-government rally at the entrance of Gezi Park at Taksim Square last night.
Erdogan gives final warning, says patience run out with park...
Erdogan also lashed out at the European Parliament over its non-binding motion for a resolution that expressed its concern over 'the disproportionate and excessive use of force' by Turkish police.
The EU assembly said it 'deplores the reactions of the Turkish Government and of Prime Minister Erdogan' - and accused him of adding to the polarization of the situation.
Support: German pianist Klavier Kunst performs for Turkish anti-government activists last night
Night of violence: A masked protester is helped to his feet during clashes with Turkish riot police in central Ankara in the early hours of the morning
Just minutes before the legislature approved the motion in a show of hands, Erdogan thundered to raucous applause: 'I won't recognize the decision that the European Union Parliament is going to take about us ... Who do you think you are by taking such a decision?'
The protests erupted May 31 after a violent police crackdown on a peaceful sit-in by activists objecting to a development project that would cut down the trees in Gezi Park, adjacent to Taksim Square, with a replica of Ottoman-era barracks.
Defiance: Two demonstrators sit next to an overturned car near Gezi park in central Istanbul after a night which saw yet more violent clashes with police
Exhausted: Protesters cover themselves with blankets as they huddle together at Gezi Park
The demonstrations then spread to dozens of cities, rallying tens of thousands of people each night, and broadened to a protest over Erdogan's overall rule.
Protesters who have camped out in a peaceful sit-in in Gezi Park remained on site yesterday.
Their continued presence by the hundreds has served as a base for large numbers of protesters who have congregated by the thousands on Taksim Square - usually in the evening, after work.
Missile: A protester hurls a tear gas canister back towards a police barricade in central Ankara
Flashpoint: A riot police fires tear gas against anti-government protesters during clashes in Ankara.