They will continue on their way to create a strong "tdvk" as mentioned in the pseudo-state - for a strong future, said JCC chairman and "prime minister", Unal Ustel at an event yesterday in occupied Nicosia to present the candidates of the "coalition" parties in the upcoming "municipal elections".
According to the GMP, the T/C press reports that Ustel noted that the three parties also ran as an alliance of the CEC-DC-CA in the "parliamentary elections", in which they won with the rhetoric that "there are now two sovereign states and the federation no longer exists". He added that the "local elections" are very important as they are also "elections" between those who support "sovereign states" and those who support federation.
Referring to Erdogan's call to the UN General Assembly for recognition of the pseudo-state, Unal Ustel said that this call was beginning to bear fruit. "Our flag is flying in the skies at the Organization of Turkic States," he claimed. After this decision, he added, the EU reacted, but the OCT Secretary General responded.
They continue on their path together with the motherland Turkey, but now also as a "member of the Organisation of Turkish States", and it is for this reason that the "local government elections" are so important, he said.
In his remarks at the same event, PP President Fikri Ataoglu said that the only concern of the alliance of the three parties is the homeland, the people, the youth and women and their only goal is to work together in unity and unanimity for the "TRNC", as he called the pseudo-state.
The chairman of the CA (settlers), Erhan Arikli also noted that they are proceeding to the "elections" with the same alliance that they had established to "create the government" and claimed that they are continuing their way together with the motherland with whom they are together in the "national cause" and as politicians who wish to keep the "TRNC" alive, as he also referred to the pseudo-state.
"If we act in unity on this path, we believe that the local government elections will also be successful," Arikli concluded.
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