Erdogan is trying to maintain his power through elections

HIZA HASAN/ KOBANI

The Turkish president, the leader of Justice and Development Party Recep Tayyip Erdogan has announced weeks ago the holding of presidential and parliamentary elections on June 24, about nine months before the supposed date.

Observers and analysts commented on the move by the Turkish president, saying that Erdogan is trying to exploit the opportunity of non-readiness of the opposition to run in the election in addition to trying to control the economic crisis and accelerate the process of turning the regime from a Republican to a presidential.

The people of Kobani canton in the Euphrates region in North Syria speak on the elections which are planned to be held, that they have sent several messages to the people of Turkey, calling on the people to vote for themselves.

"The Turkish state was quick to announce the date of the early elections for the arrest of the c-chair of the Peoples Democratic Party, Saladdin Demirtaş, for fear that his party will get the peoples' votes." Erdogan's regime and his dirty policy aim to strangle the people from all aspects of life, this will lead to an internal explosion sooner or later".

In his speech, Firas noted that the Kurdish people must be owners of will and follow the right because AKP is exploiting the Kurdish people in Bakur Kurdistan with religion and money.

Firas said that the Kurdish people should get their rights and not the money, and demanded that the Kurds in Bakur Kurdistan vote for themselves, not for the enemies of the Kurdish people who seek to form their dictatorship on the expense of our existence.

In turn, the citizen Abdul Qader Mohammed confirmed that Erdogan committed massacres and waging wars to maintain his authority and does not think of the safety of his people.

Stressing that the Turkish people are fleeing from injustice in search of safety and stability, but this will not be achieved with the victory of Erdogan.

In his campaign for future battles in Syria, Erdogan believes that the Turkish state will enter into a bigger crisis than it is now. Erdogan's foreign policy and intervention in Syria have caused the collapse of the Turkish economy to a large extent.

Yashir Mohammed said that Erdogan's announcement "to hold early elections in Turkey was aimed at maintaining his fascist authority and continuing his violations on the territory of the Kurdish people in all the four parts of Kurdistan."

Yashir wished that the people of Bakur Kurdistan not to vote for Erdogan, because "winning the election would pose a great danger to the world, especially to the Kurdish people."

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ANHA