
Key Party Chairman Yavuz Ağıralioğlu stated that his party was not looking for an alliance at the public meeting in Sakarya, that it had independent goals and that Mansur Yavaş's support was conditional, and that he bound it with the condition of changing the presidential government system.
AI-generated summary
Key Party rejected the interpretation of nationalist and patriotic calls for party unity as a search for alliance, emphasized independent political goals, and made Mansur Yavaş's support conditional on the change of the presidential government system.
Key Party Chairman Yavuz Ağıralioğlu made statements about possible election alliances and presidential candidacy discussions at the public meeting organized by his party in Sakarya.
Reacting to the evaluations that his party was attempting to form an alliance with other political formations, Ağıralioğlu emphasized that the Key Party has independent political goals.
"WE DO NOT EXPECT AN ALLIANCE AT ANYONE'S DOOR"
Addressing the calls for nationalist and patriotic parties to come together, Ağıralioğlu stated that their positive approach to these calls should not be considered as a search for an alliance.
Ağıralioğlu said:
"We are not waiting for an alliance at anyone's door, we are not offering an alliance to anyone! We established the Key Party as Plan A of the Turkish nation. But we say that we are not an irresponsible person who would hinder his own self or his party's badge in the future of the country."
Criticizing the comments that his party was knocking on the doors of other political parties to make an alliance, Ağıralioğlu said, "I have to kindly warn our friends who perceive our sensitivity and kindness as if we want to go to a party for no reason: Come to your senses!" he said.
"COME TO YOURSELF, DON'T BE A BRIDGE"
Addressing the people with whom he has worked in politics in the past, Ağıralioğlu argued that they attach importance to the possibility of cooperation between nationalist parties, but this does not mean that Key Party wants to come under the umbrella of another political party.
Ağıralioğlu said, "Why do you feel like a bride and groom by yourself just because we are visiting their doors for an alliance and making some offers to make an alliance?" he said.
Reminding that he said that nationalist parties should not fight each other when he left the İYİ Party, Ağıralioğlu called for mutual respect in discussions about political unity.
ANNOUNCED HIS CONDITIONS FOR SUPPORTING MANSUR YAVAŞ
Ağıralioğlu also clarified his previous statement that they could support Ankara Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Mansur Yavaş in the presidential election.
Emphasizing that their support is not unconditional, Ağıralioğlu stated that they can support Yavaş if there is a will to change the Presidential Government System and switch to a semi-presidential system.
Ağıralioğlu used the following statements:
"I said that we can support Mr. Mansur Yavuz if he says, 'I can carry the will to change the Presidential System of Government and the plan to transform it into a semi-presidential system'; conditionally! If he transforms the Presidential System of Government into a semi-presidential system, if there is sensitivity to the hopes of change in this transformation will, we will support it."
"WE WILL NEVER CONSENT TO CANDIDATE IMPOSITION"
Addressing the candidate selection processes in the past in the presidential elections, Ağıralioğlu said that his party will not unconditionally support the candidate of another political party.
Ağıralioğlu said, "Muharrem İnce, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu and Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu have experience; from now on, we will not be in the shadow of CHP's candidate, including the NEW Party."
Emphasizing that their own political will should be taken into account in the process of determining candidates, Ağıralioğlu said, "We will never consent to the imposition of a candidate! Those who are overshadowed have no shadow, we are the main plan under which the nation will be overshadowed. We will follow the upcoming process."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Key Party will demand a change in the presidential government system for the support of Mansur Yavaş.
Likely · Within weeks
Key Party will field its own candidate in the next elections.
Very likely · Within months

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