Journalist Murat Yetkin, today “AK Party’s account of winning the election with 55 billion dollars” He made remarkable allegations in his article titled.
Yetkin stated that the AKP also has around $55 billion in external resources for its election plans.
“So, where will the government find 55 billion dollars while attributing the cost of living and the fight against inflation to grocery store labels, and why is it 55 instead of 50, not 60?” Said Yetkin, “Those who ask this, if they are not under the influence of foreign powers, are considered ignorant of the subtleties of the government’s account-book.” used his statements.
Yetkin continued:
“AK PARTY DOESN’T HAVE TIME TO WAIT FOR THE GAME TO GROW”
In addition, the good intentions of those who liken it to Nasreddin Hodja’s ‘we will plant bushes, sheep will pass, leave wool, make yarn and sell’ are doubtful. After all, the AK Party has no time to wait for the bush to grow or the sheep to pass. There are at most 10 months until the election.
I say ‘at most’ because there has been talk for a while that the government will make an ‘early election round’ and hold the elections between April and May.
“THE EXTERNAL POWER TO BE FOUND BY THE AK PARTY IS NOT CONSIDERED”
As predicted by the President, external resources are needed in order for the economy to recover in February-March and to put the seal on the Bulb in the elections. Because even in the last market participant survey published by the Central Bank (CBRT), the year-end inflation expectation exceeded 70 percent and the dollar expectation exceeded 19 lira.
And no, the external resource that the AK Party will find is not considered an external power.
“FROM 55 BILLION WHERE?”
Although, this good news was given to me by the AK Party in May saying, ‘So much money has entered that the economy will be saved immediately, as long as it is used correctly’. That is, before Ziraat Bank’s previous Executive Vice Presidents wrote in July that they had heard that $55 billion would soon ‘go into the Treasury’.
The breakdown of these 55 billion, which will reduce the exchange rate by pumping into the economy, reduce natural gas and electricity prices in winter, and remedy the cost of living before the election, was as follows: 20 from Saudi Arabia, 15 from Qatar, United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Russia. $10 billion would come.
As a matter of fact, the tip of the money appeared from Russia at the end of July. The first 2.1 billion dollars of Russian money came through the Akkuyu nuclear power plant. In the midst of the hasty liquidation efforts and discussions of the Turkish contracting company İçtaş, it was officially registered for the first time by the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, Fatih Dönmez, that Akkuyu is Russia’s atomic power plant in Turkey, not Turkey. (…)”
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