Babacan accuses Mr. Gulen of being a terrorist on live broadcast
In a recent statement, former Deputy Prime Minister Ali Babacan questioned the position of the main opposition party leader, Muharrem Ince, regarding the FETO issue. FETO, which stands for Fethullah Terrorist Organization, is a controversial Islamic group accused of orchestrating the failed 2016 coup attempt in Turkey.
Babacan, who is also the founder of the Democracy and Progress Party (DEVA), asked whether Ince was concerned about the FETO issue, and what allegations he had against the group. He mentioned the existence of several videos on social media that show Ince being friendly with Fethullah Gulen, the leader of FETO.
Babacan also criticized Ince for claiming to be against FETO, despite the videos that show him supporting the group. He accused Ince of making baseless claims and suggested that he should prove his allegations with evidence.
Babacan further questioned Ince’s achievements for the country and asked what projects he has developed or what actions he has taken that are beneficial for Turkey. These comments come at a time when political tensions are high in Turkey, with various allegations and controversies surrounding different political figures and parties.
It remains to be seen whether Ince will respond to Babacan’s statements and provide evidence to substantiate his claims. However, this latest development is likely to add fuel to the fire in the ongoing political debates in Turkey.
