According to the survey, broadcast by Manolis Kostidis from Istanbul, Erdogan comes first, even if he does not reach 50.1% so far.
Both benefits and nationalist rhetoric are giving points to Recep Tayyip Erdogan, according to a poll ahead of Turkey’s elections next year.
According to the survey, broadcast by Manolis Kostidis from Istanbul, Erdogan comes first, even if he does not reach 50.1% so far.
According to the Metropoll poll, if Erdogan goes to the second round, he has a one-point difference over Kilicdaroglu: 44.9 Erdogan – 43.9 Kilicdaroglu.
With multiple possible candidates they gather: Erdogan 42.1%, Kilicdaroglu 22.5%, Yavas 16.9%, possible Kurdish candidate 12.4%
In another question it appears that Erdogan gathers 42.1%, Yavas 35% and the possible Kurdish candidate 14.7%.
Meanwhile the vice president of Erdogan’s party, Nouman Kurtoulmos he returned to the issue of the militarization of the islands while at the same time attacking the US: “In the tension between Turkey and Greece, unfortunately, some people began to see Greece as a proxy for their own policies” he said
“We see that the US has carried out a very serious equipment both on the islands and in Greece. Although this is said to be a measure against Russian expansionism, it is clear that this is far from believable. In other words, it is against international law to militarize the islands under Turkey’s nose, even in a way that is almost visible to the naked eye, with US military forces and stockpile weapons there.
It is particularly inappropriate for a country that claims to be our friend and ally within NATO. The world has been dealing with proxy wars for some time now.
Through terrorist organizations, big powers, big states provide all kinds of support, weapons, political support, logistical support to terrorist organizations around the world, in order to realize their national interests.
DAESH is one such example, PYD-YPG is one such example. And unfortunately, Turkey is one of the countries most affected by these proxy wars. But unfortunately, recently, some of these major states in the world, and I say this in quotation marks, have expanded the scope of proxy wars through “proxy states” in order to secure their own interests.
In the tension between Turkey and Greece, unfortunately, some began to see Greece as a proxy for their own policies. They pat Greece on the back, try to encourage it, tell it to march, my lions. These are extremely dangerous, extremely wrong behaviors that will cause great damage to both regional and global peace.
In this sense, Turkey’s vision of peace is real, genuine and true, and at the same time, Turkey’s intention to protect its sovereign rights in the Aegean and the Mediterranean is very strong. Turkey will never allow Greece to create fait accompli against Turkey by using any threat or threatening language. At this point they should pay attention to third countries. They may be left alone.”
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