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Animal Producers and Breeders Union Members Disperse After Protest
Members of the Animal Producers and Breeders Union gathered in front of the Prime Ministry today to protest and demonstrate for their rights. However, the protest came to an end at 20.30 when the members abandoned their vehicles and dispersed.
In a statement to a TAK reporter, Animal Producers and Breeders Union President Mustafa Naimoğulları declared that their actions will continue tomorrow with even greater determination. He mentioned that he personally visited the homes of producers to ensure the well-being of their animals and emphasized that the protest will intensify after 10:00 the next day.
Naimoğulları expressed disappointment that the Prime Minister did not make an appearance despite promises to do so. He warned that if the government fails to address their concerns, they may resort to more drastic measures. However, he also mentioned that they are willing to engage in dialogue and make a public statement if their grievances are addressed.
The Animal Producers and Breeders Union remains steadfast in their mission to fight for the rights and welfare of their members, and they are prepared to escalate their actions if necessary. The government is urged to take their demands seriously and work towards finding a resolution to the ongoing issues faced by animal producers and breeders.
