Turkish Deputy Minister Highlights Defense Strength and Regional Role Amid Middle East Instability
Bülent Turan, Turkey’s Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, emphasized Türkiye's pivotal role as a regional deterrent force during speeches in Kırşehir. Speaking at the 20th anniversary ceremony of Ahi Evran University and later at the AK Party provincial headquarters, Turan highlighted the country's robust defense industry and strong military as key assets amidst ongoing instability in the Middle East. He asserted that Türkiye would continue its path as a main actor in the region, capable of withstanding international shocks. Domestically, Turan addressed emerging security challenges, including the rise in synthetic drugs and cybercrimes linked to technology use among youth. He outlined the AK Party's election agenda, focusing on achieving single-digit inflation, creating a 'Terror-free Turkey,' and protecting societal values against cultural shocks, specifically mentioning issues like LGBT rights and disbelief. Turan also criticized political opponents for divisive rhetoric regarding Kurdish identity, urging an end to verbal hostility. The event included remarks from local governors and university officials, reinforcing themes of national strength, moral education, and political continuity ahead of the upcoming elections.
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