CHP Drifting Away from Nationalism, Says President Erdoğan – Latest News on Turkey
President and AK Party Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan addressed the crowd at the “AK Party Muğla 8th Ordinary Provincial Congress” where he discussed various topics, including the recent avalanche disaster in Erzurum.
Erdoğan began his speech by offering prayers for the national athlete Emre Yazgan, who tragically lost his life due to an avalanche in Erzurum. He emphasized the constant struggle that has defined Turkey’s existence in its geography, highlighting the sacrifices made to secure the homeland.
The President also took a hard stance against the main opposition party, CHP, criticizing their lack of contributions to the country and their penchant for stirring up conflicts. Erdoğan accused the CHP of obstructing Turkey’s progress and standing in the way of initiatives that aim for mutual benefits.
He particularly criticized CHP’s approach to international issues, stating that the party’s alignment with foreign powers is eroding their commitment to nationalism and local interests. Erdoğan warned that if the mistakes made by CHP’s leadership, such as Mr. Ozel, were piled up, it would lead to a road all the way to Aleppo, emphasizing the seriousness of the situation.
In contrast, Erdoğan praised the AK Party for consistently driving change and offering solutions to the nation’s challenges. He emphasized the party’s dedication to addressing the issues facing the country and pledged to continue working towards a better future for all citizens.
The President’s speech at the provincial congress shed light on the current political landscape in Turkey and set the tone for the AK Party’s future direction.
