Concerns About 'Silent Backlash' Within the AKP: The Process Calculations Didn't Work Out, Voters Are Drifting Away!
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In AKP circles, it is being assessed that the second phase of the opening process has raised questions, particularly among nationalist and conservative voters. Party sources point out that this unease, which is not openly expressed on the ground, could be reflected in the ballot box. Within the ruling party, there is concern about public opinion...
Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's statement highlighting the delay in the disarmament process, and Mehmet Uçum's remarks about "red lines," are being interpreted in AKP circles as messages responding to electorate discontent. Party officials state that there is a "passive reaction" to the process and that voters are preparing to settle the score at the ballot box.
In AKP circles, it is being assessed that the second phase of the opening process has raised questions, particularly among nationalist and conservative voters. Party sources point out that this unease, which is not openly expressed on the ground, could be reflected in the ballot box.
Sources within the AKP indicate that the Imralı Process has raised questions, particularly among nationalist and conservative voters, and that there is a growing "passive reaction." The comment was made that "People aren't speaking out, but they're waiting for the ballot box."
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