The Felicity Party (Saadet Party) Responded to the AKP's İZmir Video with a Demand for Funding.

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Following claims that İzmir Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Cemil Tugay would join the AKP, the Felicity Party responded critically to a video about İzmir shared by the party. The shared video quickly became a trending topic on social media.

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While developments regarding İzmir Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Cemil Tugay's potential joining of the AKP are dominating the political agenda, a noteworthy response came from the Saadet Party to the AKP's İzmir-themed social media post. The Saadet Party's response to the AKP's İzmir video, featuring a "surprise background," was first published on Serbestiyet.

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BOLD - The AKP's official social media account, in a video published on October 6th, featured images of Izmir, cleansed of mud and garbage heaps, with flowers blooming in its mountains. The video, shared accompanied by the Izmir Anthem, drew attention by showing the date "07.10.2026" at the end. The post was linked to claims that Cemil Tugay would join the AKP. With Cemil Tugay's joining the AKP on October 7th, the development indicated by the v…

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The AKP's video, which alluded to Cemil Tugay's defection to the party, received a noteworthy response from the Felicity Party (Saadet Party). Saadet's video showed four people counting money against a backdrop of flowering mountains, using the phrase "Surprise Funding."

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The Saadet Party responded with a counter-video prepared by the AK Party to the announcement that İzmir Metropolitan Mayor Cemil Tugay would join the party. The Saadet Party's post used the phrase “Surprise Funded”, while at the end of the video there was an image of people counting money.

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A video announcing that Cemil Tugay, the mayor of Izmir from the AK Party, had joined the AK Party, accompanied by the "Izmir Anthem," went viral on social media. The Felicity Party (Saadet Partisi) responded with a highly controversial statement regarding Izmir.