Erdogan withdraws salary increase, announces invasion of Syria, Mediterranean inquiries

Turkey did not raise the minimum wage in the run-up to the elections. After four hours, the cabinet meeting, chaired by Recep Tayyip Erdogan, ended and the main topic of discussion was the possibility of raising the minimum wage.

As the Turkish president himself announced after the meeting, “America and Europe are experiencing financial problems but they are hiding it well.” At the same time, he did not announce an increase in Turkey’s minimum wage, as was widely expected, but said that the announcements follow after the NATO Summit and that the government is “looking at it”.

He also called for the removal of the article submitted to the Turkish Grand National Assembly, which Erdogan would get a 40% increase in his salary.

At the same time, he revealed that Turkey plans to launch a new invasion of Syria: “Our operations to save our border with Iraq from terrorist attacks continue successfully. Once our preparations on the border with Syria are over, we will start new operations and “We have never hesitated and will not hesitate to take the necessary steps for the Mediterranean and the Aegean. We are continuing the steps we have taken to support our brothers in many areas.”

Erdoγan then referred to Turkey’s moves at the forthcoming NATO summit: “We will express the hypocrisy shown by terrorist organizations such as the PKK and FETO in the faces of our interlocutors with documents. We will make it clear that it will not be possible to expect otherwise. attitude from Turkey without changing this image “.

“We are determined to conduct studies in both the Black Sea and the Mediterranean with our 4 drilling rigs and our two seismic survey vessels in order to find new sources,” the Turkish president said, revealing that oil was found in Adana, a stock that was valued at $ 1 billion.

Petros Kranias