During a recent session in the Turkish Parliament, Devlet Bahçeli, the leader of the Nationalist Movement Party, emphasized his party's position by reiterating that the Greek islands rightfully belong to Turkey. This statement aligns with the MHP's nationalist agenda, which often seeks to reaffirm Turkey's historical and territorial claims in the region.
Devlet Bahçeli, the chairman of the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) in Turkey, reiterated in his speech at the Turkish Parliament that the Greek islands are part of Turkey. The MHP, known for its strong nationalist stance, often emphasizes territorial and historical claims, aligning with its long-standing agenda to assert Turkey's regional influence and protect national interests.
Regarding the Dodecanese Islands, Bahceli sharply criticized Greece's territorial claims, asserting that these islands were taken from Türkiye and maintaining that "the Dodecanese Islands cannot exist without Türkiye." He cautioned Greece to tread carefully, stressing that the islands rightfully belong to Türkiye and should not be included in any plans that seek to exclude the country. Bahceli remarked, "Pursuing an aggressive policy on the opposite shore of the Aegean benefits no country," in reference to Greece's current position.
On the topic of Mavi Vatan (Blue Homeland), Bahceli underscored Türkiye’s unwavering dedication to its maritime rights, as outlined in the "Mavi Vatan" doctrine. He articulated a readiness to defend the nation fiercely, stating, "If we need to fight to achieve peace, I pray to Allah that we may sacrifice our lives and blood for our homeland."
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