MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli made evaluations on the fight against terrorism, developments in Europe and foreign policy at his party's group meeting.
MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli made evaluations at the Turkish Grand National Assembly group meeting on the 103rd anniversary of the Republic, the vision of a Türkiye without Terrorism, the protests in Europe, the Libya agreement and the elections in Israel.
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MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli evaluated current domestic and foreign policy issues at his party's Turkish Grand National Assembly group meeting.
MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli made a statement at his party's GNAT group meeting.
Highlights from Bahçeli's speech are as follows: "Dear MPs, the eastern issue, which started at the end of the 19th century and aimed to divide, share and manage the Turkish lands of the imperialist states, confronted the Turkish nation with a struggle for existence. The goal of imperialism was clear. To completely remove the Turkish nation first from Europe and then from Anatolia. The Republic was born 103 years ago, at the dawn of a tough struggle, on the horizons of independence. We celebrated the 103rd anniversary of our Republic, which we founded with this belief, with enthusiasm, excitement, and feelings of respect and gratitude to our beloved ancestors.
TERRORISM-FREE Türkiye
We believe that it is of historical importance to fully implement the vision of a Terror-free Turkey and a terror-free region, which will make it possible to get rid of all radical elements, especially terrorism, that pollute the climate of peace and tranquility of our country and region. The Turkish nation has made its decision, terrorism will end.
PROTESTS IN EUROPE
The seeds of discord sown by Europe began to return to them. Europe today faces more security concerns than ever before. Europe is like a bicycle. He has to pedal. If it stops, it falls.
AGREEMENT BETWEEN Türkiye AND LIBYA
The approval of the agreement between Türkiye and Libya has been a pleasing development. Pointing fingers at Türkiye and giving instructions is not Europe's cup of tea, as it is no one else's.
ELECTIONS IN ISRAEL
"In our opinion, the opportunity to establish a new government in which Arab parties are also represented should be seized and the Jerusalem alliance should be realized."

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