Karamollaoğlu said that there is a 15 percent segment that broke away from the AKP.
"The ruling AKP thinks that it will fix the conditions until the election. But with each passing day, the economy is getting worse, unemployment is increasing, inflation is rising, foreign debt is increasing, and the foreign trade deficit is increasing. Nothing is fixed," Karamollaoğlu said.
"THERE MAY BE A THIRD ALLIANCE"
Felicity (Saadet) Party Chairman Temel Karamollaoğlu answered the questions of Taha Akyol and Elif Çakır in the "Special Agenda" program broadcast on Karar TV.
Temel Karamollaoğlu noted that the 15 percent of those who broke away from the government saw that the AKP could not find solutions to the country's problems, and drew attention to the change in the Election Law.
"We'll be looking for an alliance, too. We will come to a conclusion in time. In the old system, the allied parties were first divided among the alliances as if they were one vote, then the deputies came out and the deputies were divided among themselves. Now that advantage is gone. It is necessary to look for new ways. The conditions have changed with the Election Law. There may be a third alliance," Karamollaoğlu added.