AKEL criticizes NATO summit, claims it favors Turkey's interests

4 sourcesFirst reported 13 days agoUpdated 12 days ago

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The political party AKEL criticized the recent NATO summit held in Ankara, asserting it was tailored to benefit Turkey.
AKEL claimed that the summit's outcomes contribute to the militarization of international relations and escalate tensions in the region.
The party indicated that the decisions made at NATO could lead to increased military spending and further preparation for conflict.
AKEL's statements have triggered political discourse, with opposing parties attributing their views to AKEL's longstanding positions.

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