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YENİ Parti Genel Başkanı Özgür Özel, sosyal medya hesabından yaptığı açıklamada motorin litre fiyatının 100 lirayı aşacağını ve bu durumun vergilerden kaynaklandığını belirtti.
NEW Party Chairman Özgür Özel reacted to the increase in diesel prices in his statement on his social media account. Özel used the following statements in his statement:
"Dear Citizens; As of tonight, the liter price of diesel will exceed 100 liras. 20 liras of this 100 liras will consist of SCT and VAT. Our 100 lira banknote, which went into circulation in 2009, bought 40 liters of diesel that day. Today, the same 100 liras will buy only 1 liter of diesel. Mr. Erdogan, Before the 2023 elections, while it was announced that "there is 100 thousand barrels of oil per day in Gabar", the price of diesel was 20 lira per liter. Today, the increase in diesel prices will not remain at the pump.
The increase will be reflected in everything from fruits and vegetables to school buses, from needles to thread. There will be more problems boiling in the kitchens, not meat. The citizen no longer has the strength to carry this burden. As NEW Party, our suggestion is; It is urgent to remove taxes on fuel. Those who do not make calculations while paying the world's highest interest rates and transferring exorbitant guarantee fees for roads and bridges will not tremble when it comes to the citizens' turn. Do not oppress the nation any further, take the necessary steps. "This injustice will be solved from the root under the NEW Party government."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Akaryakıttaki vergilerin kaldırılması konusunda YENİ Parti tarafından resmi bir teklif hazırlanacak.
Possible · Within weeks

Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Council accepted the communiqué that allows students who book their subscriptions between 21 September and 17 October to benefit from a one-month transportation subscription for 1 TL at a time. The proposal was approved with the support of all political parties, and discussions focused on how the increase in student transport fees has changed from 2019 to today.
The US House of Representatives will go into recess one day early, which was supposed to start on Thursday, September 17, and will hold its final votes today and close its doors until November 9. This decision means that the impeachment bill filed by Republican Representative Thomas Massie against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth cannot be voted on. Massie submitted his bill yesterday with the code 'urgent', claiming that military operations regarding Iran are against the law, and stated that it should be voted on within 2 days. House leaders said the early recess was unrelated to the Hegseth vote and claimed they wanted to make it easier for members to travel to their constituencies. The US Senate will continue its routine work for another 3 weeks.

CHP Spokesperson Müslim Sarı announced that CHP withdrew the lawsuit filed by Yenilik Partisi due to the similarity of the party name and that there was no legal obstacle to the congress and congress. Sarı emphasized that there was no meeting between the party and the Innovation Party and stated that a Municipal Performance Tracking System was planned for the 2027 local elections.

106 people who were detained during the press statement held against the raids and house searches on LGBTI+ associations in front of the Çağlayan Courthouse on September 15 were released after health checks. Contemporary Lawyers Association announced this situation.

Zorlu, representative of the Organization of Turkish States, stated that the Turkish world has the potential to be a pioneer in global architecture, thanks to its 200 million population and strategic location. At the Turkish World Vision conference, the need to increase the domestic trade rate, the logistics and development potential of the Middle Corridor, digital integration and the establishment of a joint development bank with the Turkish Investment Fund were emphasized.

The Swedish government announced that an official at the Iranian Embassy in Stockholm will be deported on the grounds that he engaged in activities contrary to the Vienna Convention. Foreign Minister Stenergard stated that the decision was taken to protect Sweden's interests.