President Erdogan’s Last Minute Call to Convince Undecided Voters – Latest Turkey News
President Erdogan Urges Voters to Stand Against Terrorism and Instability in Upcoming Elections
With the May 14 elections fast approaching, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan addressed party members at a rally in Mardin after Batman. In his speech, Erdogan emphasized the importance of preserving unity and standing firm against terrorism.
“We have no tolerance for terrorism,” Erdogan declared. “Those who have ties to terrorism have no ties to our nation.” The president praised the accomplishments of Turkey in neutralizing terrorist organizations like PKK, DAESH, and FETO, but also warned of the threats that still exist.
“Elections on Sunday are very important,” Erdogan stated. “We will not only go to the polls ourselves. If there is still any hesitation among our relatives, spouses and friends, we are ready to convince them and take them to the polls.”
Erdogan also urged people to remain vigilant against instability and chaos in the country. “Let’s not let an accident happen on Sunday. Otherwise, you see, from the terrorist organization to the loan shark, they are all waiting, rubbing their hands.”
The president spoke about the achievements of Turkey under his leadership, citing the investment of 97 billion TL in Mardin over the past 21 years and the transfer of over 10 billion liras to citizens in need in the region.
Furthermore, Erdogan criticized the opposition party and its leader, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, arguing that they lack the vision and ability to effectively govern the country. “Will Mardin entrust its future to this Mr. Kemal? Will he submit his will? Does Mardin support the sedition merchant who is trying to drag the whole country and even his party into the abyss with him?”
As the election draws near, Erdogan stressed the importance of standing together for the future of the country. “We will both protect the achievements of our country and raise the flag of the Century of Turkey to the top. Are we getting ready for Sunday to give lessons to those who think that the will of the people of Mardin is in their pocket?”
With Turkey facing numerous challenges, including terrorism and economic instability, the upcoming election is likely to have significant ramifications for the country’s future.
