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İYİ Party's harsh reaction to the 'Resolution Process': Call to Balıkesir rally with 'Treason Choir' themed video

The İYİ Party continues its fierce opposition to the approval of the 'Framework Law' prepared within the scope of the "resolution process" in the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM).

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İYİ Party's harsh reaction to the 'Resolution Process': Call to Balıkesir rally with 'Treason Choir' themed video

The party expressed its reaction through a video released on its official X (formerly Twitter) account, which contains striking references to AKP Chairman and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

Armed Violins and an Applauding Figure

The symbolic expressions in the attention-grabbing video have become a hot topic in politics. In the shared animation, figures whose faces are not visible, symbolizing members of the terrorist organization PKK, are seen playing a disturbing, ear-piercing melody with violin-shaped weapons.

As the footage continues, another figure representing President Erdoğan, with his back turned to the viewer, enters the frame and applauds this choir.

"The Children of the Turkish Nation Will Raise a Flag Against Treason"

At the end of the video, a call for a rally was made to citizens with a text containing harsh criticisms of the government. The message on the screen stated the following:

"No matter what the treason choir plays, neither their instruments nor their words will be in tune. The children of the Turkish nation will raise a flag against treason."

Following this message, the İYİ Party invited all citizens to the rally to be held on Sunday, August 16, at the Kuvay-i Milliye Square in Balıkesir.


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