“We Took the Right Stand in Syria,” Says President Erdoğan – Latest Turkey News
President and AK Party Chairman Recep Tayyip Erdoğan addressed the crowd at his party’s 8th Ordinary Provincial Congress in Balıkesir, where he discussed various important issues, including the recent explosion at an ammunition factory in Balıkesir.
Erdoğan expressed his condolences to the families of those affected by the tragic incident and assured that both judicial and administrative investigations have been launched immediately. He emphasized the importance of determining the causes of the explosion through a comprehensive and thorough investigation. Erdoğan also mentioned that 10 individuals have been taken into custody in the initial stages of the investigation and stated that necessary actions will be taken against anyone found at fault or negligent.
In response to criticism from the main opposition party, Erdoğan highlighted the need for accountability and referred to a separate incident in which 29 workers lost their lives due to a problematic license at an entertainment center in Beşiktaş Gayrettepe. He urged the opposition to focus on addressing such tragedies rather than engaging in divisive politics.
Erdoğan also discussed the humanitarian crisis in Syria, stating that a revolution has brought an end to the 13-year-long crisis. He mentioned Turkey’s efforts in hosting millions of Syrian refugees and criticized those who attempted to exploit the situation for political gain.
Regarding historical figures, Erdoğan commented on the divisive nature of some individuals and vowed to stand against polarization in politics. He emphasized the importance of unity and inclusivity in achieving shared goals for the future.
Overall, Erdoğan’s speech covered a wide range of topics, from domestic tragedies to international crises, highlighting the need for compassion, accountability, and unity in the face of challenges.
