The Chairman of Saadet Party Temel Karamollaoğlu has welcomed Memur-Sen Ankara Provincial Chairman Mustafa Kır and board members. Karamollaoğlu speaking on agenda noted that important issues are happening both in Turkey and in the world, but the events that took place has to be determined accordingly.
WE ARE WORRY OF MASSACRE THAT COULD RISE IN ALEPPO
Saadet Party Chairman Temel Karamollaoğlu has also made important remarks about the people living in Aleppo where a humanitarian drama has been experienced lately. Karamollaoğlu said, "There is a complete massacre in Aleppo. It is not clear that it is over. Because Assad regime says 'we have taken control', Russia confirms this." he said.
Karamollaoğlu explained the continuation of his speech as follows: "However, there seems to be no consensus about how the humanitarian evacuation should be done, this which points to rising the possibility of massacres in Aleppo. Unfortunately, this situation is not limited with Aleppo. Almost entirely in Islamic geography, Iraq, Yemen, Egypt, Libya, Arakan, Afghanistan and Palestine have suffering." he added.
Memur-Sen Ankara chairman Mustafa Kır and board members have wished success to Saadet Party General Chairman Temel Karamollaoğlu on his new duty on their visit. Karamollaoğlu expressed his satisfaction on their visit. Karamollaoğlu noted that important issues are happening both in Turkey and in the world, but the events that took place has to be determined accordingly.
TERROR HAS BECAME OUR MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE
Karamollaoğlu stated that terrorism has become one of the most important issues and the reasons of this situation as follows: "The first, terror left its place to ASALA after the right-left conflicts. PKK terror began with the end of ASALA in 1984. We understand that there are other plans and resources behind the terror in Turkey when one ends and someone starts. The second is the instability in foreign policy. Because the instability affects terrorism." he said.
A HUGE GEOGRAPHY IS IN PAIN
Karamollaoğlu "However, there seems to be no consensus about how the humanitarian evacuation should be done, this which points to rising the possibility of massacres in Aleppo. Unfortunately, this situation is not limited with Aleppo. Almost entirely in Islamic geography, Iraq, Yemen, Egypt, Libya, Arakan, Afghanistan and Palestine have suffering." he added.