Veteran Soldiers End Their 47-Day Protest: They Received a Promise of a Solution From the Presidency.
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The protest by the families of martyrs and veteran soldiers in Ankara, which has been ongoing for 47 days to demand their rights, has been decided to be ended following a meeting with Presidential Chief Advisor Oktay Saral. The veterans announced that they received a promise from Saral that the issue would be brought to the President's attention when Parliament convenes and that efforts would be made to resolve it. The veterans will hold a press…
The veteran soldiers who had been protesting for 47 days in Ankara's Kurtuluş Park ended their protest after a video call with the President's Chief Advisor, Oktay Saral. Saral stated that he would work on securing the veterans' rights when Parliament reconvenes in October and would also meet with the President.
Presidential Chief Advisor Oktay Saral promised the families of fallen soldiers and wounded soldiers, who have been protesting for 47 days demanding equal rights, that he would take steps to ensure their rights are granted after the opening of Parliament. Following the meeting, Erdem Çerçioğlu, the General President of the Martyrs' Families and Veterans Association, announced that they would end their protest in Kurtuluş Park.
Veteran soldiers, who had been protesting for 47 days in Ankara's Kurtuluş Park for their personal rights, held a video call with Presidential Chief Advisor Oktay Saral. After Saral promised to address their rights, the veterans ended their protest.
Following a promise by Presidential Chief Advisor Oktay Saral regarding legal regulations, veterans and families of martyrs ended their protest concerning their personal rights.
Erdem Çerçioğlu, the General President of the Martyrs' Families and Veterans Association, stated that they found the statement made by the President's Chief Advisor Oktay Saral regarding veterans to be positive. Expressing satisfaction with the meeting with Ankara Governor Yakup Canpolat, Çerçioğlu said that complaints about not being able to find a point of contact had decreased and that there had been a softening of attitudes. The sit-in prote…
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