A 'historic' announcement is coming from Erdoğan: What will he announce on Saturday? Here is the latest information from the corridors: The Demirtaş and Kavala detail!

The "historic announcement from President Erdoğan" announced by AKP Spokesperson Ömer Çelik has caused a great stir in the Ankara corridors. The speech that Erdoğan will share with the public on Saturday morning is being evaluated in political circles with many scenarios.

Journalist Fikret Bila conveyed the expectations regarding the announcement Erdoğan will make during a broadcast on Halk TV. Stating that the recent meeting between Erdoğan and MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli was held specifically regarding the content of this speech, Bila said, "There is insider information that they worked on the speech text together."

"A NEW ERA" MESSAGE EXPECTED

According to what Bila conveyed, an emphasis on a "New era" is expected in Erdoğan's announcement. While it is noteworthy that the announcement will be made following a symbolic disarmament ceremony by the PKK, it is reported that Erdoğan will deliver his speech from his private office at the AKP Headquarters and that technical preparations have been completed accordingly.

A CALL TO "COME DOWN FROM THE MOUNTAINS, LAY DOWN YOUR ARMS" MAY COME

The greatest expectation is that Erdoğan will make a direct call to members of the terrorist organization to "come down from the mountains" and "lay down your arms." It is anticipated that this call will also carry a message of social peace and a return to democratic politics with the phrase "return to your country."

IS A GENERAL AMNESTY COMING?

Clues regarding an "amnesty" regulation are also being sought in the content of the announcement. Comments are being voiced loudly in Ankara corridors that a general amnesty law could come to the agenda after a process that would begin with the release of elderly and sick PKK members currently in prisons.

ARE THE DEMİRTAŞ, KAVALA, AND ATALAY FILES ON THE AGENDA?

Stating that the announcement might not be limited only to the PKK and amnesty, Fikret Bila said that references to ECHR and Constitutional Court rulings are also expected. Bila said, "If the implementation of these rulings comes to the agenda, the possibility of the release of figures such as Selahattin Demirtaş, Osman Kavala, and Can Atalay could be on the table."