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Chief Advisor to the President Mehmet Uçum made a statement about the nature of the process. DEM Party Co-Chairman Tayip Temel shared the criticism by quoting these statements.
Chief Advisor to the President, Mehmet Uçum, said that the process carried out is not a classical "solution process" or political negotiation, but a "transition process" shaped by the state initiative.
Uçum also argued that there were attempts to disrupt the process through some circles and topics.
Quoting Uçum's statements, DEM Party Co-Chairman Tayip Temel used the following statements in his post:
"O My Abyss!
You have been making provocative efforts from day one to ensure that the process does not fall into place, that the mutual will for peace does not develop, and most importantly, that the hope of the Kurdish people and democratic forces regarding the process and the topics subject to negotiations does not improve.
It is you and those like you who disrupt..."
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More clarification about the process will be made
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