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Izmir Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Cemil Tugay has been on the agenda regarding party affiliation and allegations of joining the AK Party have been brought to the agenda.
Allegations that Izmir Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Cemil Tugay will join the AK Party have stirred up politics again. It was claimed that Tugay would join the AK Party at the ceremony to be held on October 7.
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In the images published by the AK Party, shots of the garbage problem in Izmir were included. In the video, after images of piles of garbage, the date "07.10.2026" was highlighted, followed by an image of the same areas covered with flowers. On the other hand, it was seen that the melody "Flowers bloom in the mountains of Izmir" was played at the end of the video.
A remarkable post from the party further fueled the discussions.
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Cemil Tugay will make a statement with the party at the AK Party official ceremony on October 7.
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Allegations that Izmir Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Cemil Tugay, who resigned from CHP, will join the AK Party have come to the fore. It was stated that the Tugay will attend a ceremony to be held on October 7 and that the AK Party's social media post drew attention to Izmir's garbage problem. Additionally, it was reported that President Erdoğan received Tugay in a closed meeting and Tugay thanked him after this meeting.

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