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[Cyprus Times] Challenging Kilicdaroglu to Erdogan over Greek islands: "Do what Ecevit did in Cyprus"

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A provocative post by the Kemalist president of the opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) and main opponent of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan

With today's post on social media, Chairman of the opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) Kemal Kilicdaroglu, continues to "accuse" President Tayyip Erdogan of being ... "only words".

The opposition leader went so far as to provocatively remind Erdogan that in 1974 : "Etsevit and Erbakan did not shout or make appeals" but "entered" Cyprus. "You shout, you make appeals and no result. Did Echevit and Erbakan shout ? Did they make appeals? Did they say "we are coming". No. They just did what they had to do. In our tradition there is this. Doing what we have to do. The necessary." Kılıçdaroglu defiantly commented, showing a video of his last speech with relevant content, in which he is heard saying, addressing Erdogan:

"I told him say a sentence about the occupied islands and he couldn't even articulate a sentence. Now he behaves differently. The gentleman is now bullying Greece And here's the "Don't piss me off" , "I'm coming", "I'll do this and I'll do that"... If you're going to do something do it bro. What are you yelling about? I know you can't and you know it, you know it. When he was arming the islands, professors, retired soldiers and politicians said it was a violation of the Lausanne treaty, but he didn't make a sound. And we used to be told "Come on, come on". And Ecevit said, "Okay, I'm coming." Echevit and Erbakan went, occupied the Turkish part of Cyprus and that was the end of it. Did they make appeals? They did what was necessary."


Bağırır, çağırırsın ortada hiçbir şey yok! Ecevitle Erbakan bağırdılar mı? Çağırdılar mı? Geliyoruz dediler mi? Hayır, gereğini yaptılar... Bizim geleneğimizde gereğini yapmak vardır! pic.twitter.com/JinKnWlYU0

- Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu (@kilicdarogluk) June 28, 2022


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