Pro-government newspapers feature Erdoğan's call on their front pages! 'My Kurdish brother, hold this hand firmly'
MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli's remarks in recent weeks at his party's group meeting, where he addressed PKK terrorist leader Abdullah Öcalan by saying, 'Let him come and speak in Parliament,' had dropped like a bombshell on the agenda and brought about many reactions. There was curiosity regarding what AKP President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan would say about Bahçeli's 'Öcalan' call. In his statements yesterday, Erdoğan noted that Bahçeli had set a direction with his courageous move, stating, "We intend to crown our 40-year political life, spent in service to the nation, by completely removing this issue from our country's agenda. My Kurdish brother, come, hold this hand firmly." Pro-government newspapers carried these words of Erdoğan to their front pages. Here are those newspapers...
MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli's remarks directed at PKK terrorist leader Abdullah Öcalan, "Let him come and speak in Parliament," caused a major stir in politics. AKP President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan responded to this move by Bahçeli, stating that "Bahçeli has set a direction with his courageous move."
Erdoğan said, "We intend to crown our 40-year political life spent serving the nation by completely removing this issue from our country's agenda." These words of Erdoğan were carried to the front pages by pro-government newspapers.
Here are those headlines...
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