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Ümit Özdağ explains where the Victory Party stands in politics: 'Neither center, nor right or left'

Victory Party Chairman Ümit Özdağ shared photos of himself with young people on his social media account. In his post, Özdağ responded to the question of where his party stands in politics.

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Ümit Özdağ explains where the Victory Party stands in politics: 'Neither center, nor right or left'

Özdağ, who actively uses his social media account and shares with his voters the social problems occurring in different parts of Turkey, particularly due to refugees, this time shared photos taken with young people during his visits and made a statement through these images regarding where his party stands in politics.

In his post, where he defined the Victory Party as a party at the center of Turkish politics, Özdağ used the following expressions:

"Where does the Victory Party stand in politics? Is it center-right or far-right? 


The Victory Party is neither a center-right or left party, nor is it a far-right party. 


The Victory Party is the party at the center of Turkish politics. 


What determines the center of politics is shaped by the founding philosophy of that state.

The founding philosophy of the state forms the center of that state's politics.

 

In this sense, the Victory Party, which uncompromisingly defends the founding philosophy of the republic in Turkey and defends Turkish nationalism on the path of Atatürk without making any concessions at any point, is also the party at the center of Turkish politics. 

The Victory Party is a national-unitary-secular center party. And it is a party that proposes radical reform policies for our Republic to continue its existence in the 21st century by renewing itself on its founding principles following the AKP Interregnum period."


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