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Home > Politics News > DEM Party's Tayip Temel responds to Mehmet Uçum on 'process': You and people like you are the ones obstructing it

DEM Party's Tayip Temel responds to Mehmet Uçum on 'process': You and people like you are the ones obstructing it

DEM Party Deputy Co-Chair Tayip Temel reacted on social media to Mehmet Uçum's assessment of the new process.

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Published: 18.10.2026 21:37 Updated: 18.10.2026 21:37
DEM Party's Tayip Temel responds to Mehmet Uçum on 'process': You and people like you are the ones obstructing it

DEM Party Deputy Co-Chair Tayip Temel reacted to the assessments made by Chief Advisor to the President Mehmet Uçum regarding the process that the government describes as a "Turkey without terrorism."

Uçum argued that the ongoing process is not a "solution process" or political negotiation in the classical sense, but rather a "transition process" shaped by state initiative.

Uçum also claimed that attempts were being made to "obstruct" the process through certain circles and topics.

Tayip Temel responded to Uçum's words by quoting them on his social media account. Temel began his post with the words, "Hey Uçum!"

A screenshot of the social media post containing Tayip Temel's criticisms of Mehmet Uçum.
The post made by Tayip Temel on his social media account.

In his post, Temel stated, "From the very first day, you have been engaged in a provocative effort to ensure that the process does not fall into place, that a mutual will for peace does not develop, and most importantly, that the Kurdish people and democratic forces do not develop hope regarding the process and the topics that are the subject of negotiations."

At the end of his message, the DEM Party's Temel said to Uçum, "You and people like you are the ones obstructing it..."


News Source: 12punto

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Tayip Temel Mehmet Uçum DEM Party solution process Turkey without terrorism politics