The US media put Erdogan’s latest statements on the agenda: the resemblance to Trump…
As the international media’s analysis, commentary and news about Turkey and the elections are increasing by the day, the Daily Beast, one of the leading US media outlets, has published a remarkable piece of news…
The Daily Beast, which published an analysis headlined “Erdogan in Turkey Looks Like Trump With Panicked Election Threats,” said: “Some officials fear the worst could happen given the alarming threats Erdogan and his inner circle make earlier. of this week’s elections.
The news, signed by Kristina Jovanovski, the media organization’s Berlin correspondent, said: “Opposition officials in Turkey said that if Erdogan does not lose and resigns, those who support them can take to the streets and organize large protests.”
The headline of the article in the Daily Beast was “Erdogan, like Trump, made election threats in a panic.”
Pointing out that Erdogan associates the opposition with the PKK terrorist organization, Jovanovski recalled that the electoral bus of Ekrem İmamoğlu, the metropolitan mayor of Istanbul and vice president of the Nation Alliance, was attacked. While Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu is reported to have described the elections as a “coup attempt by Western countries” many times, CHP’s Yurter Özcan, speaking to the Daily Beast, said: “They are laying the groundwork not to accept the defeat in the elections. results.”
ÖZCAN: THE POLICE WILL NOT HELP ERDOĞAN
Recalling the “dark web” and “Cambridge Analytica” statements made by the Nation Alliance in recent weeks, Özcan spoke to the Daily Beast and said: “If Erdogan doesn’t accept the results, I think there may be big demonstrations in Turkey in de democratic way, people want to defend their democratic rights.
Özcan said: “In the event of an election defeat, Erdogan will take steps to stay in office, but I think the police and the army will not help Erdogan.”
OĞAN REMEMBERED 2015
Speaking to the Daily Beast, Ata Alliance candidate Sinan Ogan was asked: “Are you worried that Erdogan will use force to lose the election and stay in office?” Ogan, for example, showed that violent incidents occurred in the Kurdish-dominated southeast, after the HDP won its parliament seat for the first time in the 2015 elections and the AKP lost its majority in parliament. At that time, the AKP decided to hold early elections 5 months after the elections.
In the Daily Beast news, “At the time, the HDP announced that they had been attacked by 140 and hundreds of people were killed in the ISIS bomb attacks. When Erdogan’s party won 50 percent of the vote in November of that year, Erdogan said the electorate preferred “stability” and “unity.”