Arrest of Istanbul Mayor, Kurds and options for Erdogan – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

Mehr News Agency, International Group – Mullah Halimi: Perhaps now, Erdogan’s dark angles are better than ever before, with the beginning of the peace talks with the Turkish Kurds at this point. Erdogan and his allies, despite the recent attempts to drive the Kurds from the political and social sphere of the country and deny the Kurds’ ethnic and national identity, even in neighboring countries, have been brotherly and Turkish and their right to participate in the country. In a meaningful rotation, for Erdogan, speaking about the release of Abdullah Ocalan, the leader of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party and the return of the PKK leaders to Turkish, is no longer a crime. At the Nowruz ceremony, Diyarbakir is always politically political to broadcast Ocalan’s image and voice after five years. Erdogan was trying to reduce the gap between the sovereignty and the Turkish Kurds by throwing the Nowruz fire.

Now, after a few weeks after the start of the peace process between the PKK and the Erdogan government, it is clear that his goal is more than anything else to disrupt power equations within Turkish and isolation of the People’s Republican Party, which has been the Kurds since the parliamentary elections of the year. The answer to this question may now be clear why Erdogan once thought of Ocalan’s release.

Erdogan’s performance for the next year shows that the Kurds’ brotherhood, and the Turkish Kurdish issue is never important to him. Unless it had a personal and party benefit. If it were important in his government, thousands of Kurdish Turkish citizens would not have been arrested with the pretext of communication with the PKK. Erdogan is thinking of lightening the scales of the Turkish opposition power and has a program for it.

He knows well that if the Turkish Kurdish Party in parliament does not vote for the AKP and the Turkish Constitution is not reformed, Erdogan will not be able to run in the presidential election, and then Akram Imam Oglu, the mayor of Istanbul, and the representative of the Republican Party. It takes the power of the single Turkish.

Erdogan was to nominate Akram Imam Oglu as the final candidate for the upcoming elections, arresting him on charges of association with terrorism and corruption and forging a prison evidence, which led to a major city in the past week. The demonstrations that have been violent by the Turkish police and so far have been wounded and hundreds of citizens were arrested and prisons.

Of course, these actions have already taken place in Erdogan’s government, and for years, Salahuddin Demirtas, the political leader of the Turkish Kurdish candidate, who was a presidential candidate, has been prison in prison for years. Or any of the Kurdish mayors who have gained popularity among the people have eliminated and set a guardian for their municipalities.

According to the writer of this line, there are two possible options about the fate of recent Turkish developments:

Probability first: If Erdogan and Ankara’s government can, with the release of Ocalan, in the near future, would satisfy the PKK to hold the PKK and dissolve the party, and inside the Kurdish MPs (Party) with the Green Light of Ocalan, the Ally of the Party and the Party of Justice. The same as the Party of Akram Imam Oglu, will actually go out and the Turkish opposition will fail, and Akram Imamoglu may be in prison for many years like Demirtas and Ocalan.

Of course, the possibility, given the PKK that it is now due to the constant attacks of the Turkish army, has not been able to hold a meeting for its leaders, and Erdogan has warned that if the promises were not fulfilled or the Ocalan was not released, the entry and disarmament will not be canceled.

The second probability: The second possibility is reinforced when the demonstrations in Turkish become more intense and continued in the coming days. The emergence of security and political challenges in Turkish, which is in the most critical economic conditions of the last decade, can also bring other groups of Kurds to the street and expand Turkish chaos.

If the decision -making power in Ankara is in crisis, Qandil, who is reluctant to execute Ocalan’s command and is currently looking for internal tension in Turkish. In this case, with the failure of the negotiations and the trivial request of the February 7 Ocalan, it is unlikely that the Kurds and the designers of the People’s Republican Party and other opposition movements will also raise the Turkish ruling party and Erdogan’s rule in Turkish will be challenged with serious challenge.