Erdogan naturalizes Syrians to win their votes

Aiming at involving them in the presidential elections and gaining their votes, the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan grants the Turkish nationality to thousands of Syrian refugees while the leader of the Turkish National Movement Party Dawlat Behjali stated that the elections would be repeated if Erdogan would not win their alliance gaining a majority of votes.

Erdogan naturalizes Syrians to win their votes
Erdogan naturalizes Syrians to win their votes
20 June, 2018   05:54

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Due to the great opposition to Erdogan's policies on the one hand, not to mention the devaluation of the Turkish lira vs the dollar, the deterioration of the economic situation in the country and the decline of the tourism sector in addition to stopping many European companies that used to work in Turkey in the result of the internal tension witnessed in Turkey, Erdogan sought to bring the elections closer. As he is fear of failing in the early elections, Erdogan is trying to change the demographic of North Syria from Jarablus to Idlib by withdrawing the Syrian nationality from the residents of those areas and giving them Turkish identity cards.

The Turkish authorities have granted the nationality to the Syrian refugees living in the Turkish territories to motivate them to vote in favor of Erdogan.

Sources have previously told ANHA agency that the Turkish occupation army force Afrin people to get identity cards, while the Turkish occupation grants them to the families of the mercenaries coming from al-Ghouta al-Sharqiya and the suburbs of the Syrian capital Damascus.

TheTurkish Prime Minister Ben Ali Yildirim said on Tuesday that 30,000 Syrians would vote in the Turkish presidential and parliamentary elections scheduled to be held next Sunday after they have received the Turkish nationality.

The Turkish National Movement Party’s leader Dawlut Behjali said during an interview held with the private NTV news channel that Turkey may hold another elections if the alliance between the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) led by Erdogan and his right-wing party failed to win a majority in the parliament . That confirms that the elections will not pass fairly and Erdogan will resort to all means to win the elections.

The presidential elections will be held in Turkey on June 24, and six candidates will compete in the presidential elections.

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ANHA