İYİ Party protests with Turkish flags in the Grand National Assembly of Turkey
The İYİ Party expressed its reaction to the separatist terrorist organization PKK's dissolution statement by adorning seats in Parliament with Turkish flags. Aydın deputy Ömer Karakaş read Atatürk's Address to the Youth from the podium.
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The scandalous statements included in the declaration where the terrorist organization PKK announced its decision to dissolve were harshly criticized by the İYİ Party. The party held its parliamentary group meeting this week at Lausanne Park in response to the terrorist organization PKK targeting the Treaty of Lausanne.
According to the report by Cumhuriyet, the seats allocated to İYİ Party deputies in the General Assembly of Parliament were adorned with Turkish flags. Aydın deputy Ömer Karakaş took the podium with a Turkish flag in his hand and said, "Given the situation our country is in, there are no words left to say. I would like to remind you of the final words our Great Leader Mustafa Kemal Atatürk said to our youth in 1927," and then proceeded to read Atatürk's Address to the Youth.
In his speech, Karakaş stated that he was taking the floor on behalf of the İYİ Party Group regarding the 3rd article of the bill currently under discussion, emphasizing the country's current situation and addressing the youth.