Turkey is preparing for decisive actions against Germany in response to the adoption of a resolution that recognizes the Armenian Genocide by Bundestag, reports Bild.

“The competent authorities, primarily the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, develop a plan of actions,” informed Ibrahim Kaleni, a spokesman to the Turkish Prime Minister, to Bild. According to him, the details of the “plan” will be disclosed after the consultation of the President and Prime Minister.

Turkey is preparing at least three lawsuits against 11 members of the Turkish Parliament. Two out of them was initiated by the Turkish police, and the third one by the Turkish Union of Lawyers. MPs accuse Germany of publicly discrediting the Turkish nation, the Republic of Turkey, the Turkish Grand National Assembly, the Turkish government, and judicial authorities.

As earlier reported, on 2 June the German Parliament, almost unanimously, recognized the massacres of Armenians that took place 101 years ago in the Ottoman Empire as a genocide.