Turkish Opposition Leader Vows to Eradicate Drug Trade and Secure Borders

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Security and Border Control Promised as Key Election Platform

Anahtar Parti (Key Party) leader Yavuz Ağıralioğlu has issued a strong condemnation of narcotics trafficking in Turkey, linking it to irregular migration and terrorist organizations. His statement comes in the wake of the death of police officer Emre Albayrak, who was killed during an anti

• drug operation.




A Nationwide Threat to Turkish Security




Ağıralioğlu described Turkey as facing a "dirty scheme" aimed at turning the country into a "narcotics quagmire." He emphasized the severe social impact, stating that parents have been forced to "lock their children's rooms to sleep." The political leader identified three primary sources of this drug trafficking threat:





• The lawlessness created by irregular migration.


• Security vulnerabilities at the nation's borders.


• The "dirty organization" of the PKK (Kurdistan Workers' Party).

Election Promise to Combat Drug Terrorism

Pledge to Dry Up the Problem at Its Source

Outlining his party's election promise, Ağıralioğlu declared that an Anahtar Parti government would "dry up this drug terrorism at its source." He vowed that the state would not allow the nation's youth to be sacrificed to drug dealers and criminal networks. The party's platform centers on restoring the state's power as a source of security for its citizens, with a clear focus on strengthening border security and dismantling criminal organizations.