Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his arch-rival Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu held major new rallies on Sunday ahead of an election battle in two weeks.

? Άγκυρας, δεν έδειξε σημάδια καταπόνησης από την πρόσφατη ασθένεια του. The President of Turkey again rushed into a furious attack on his opponents, saying: “If you want to know the CHP, three words are enough: Garbage, swamp, mud …”.

The day after Erdogan’s public speech in Izmir, Mr. Tens of thousands of Turkish citizens filled the city beach, where the leader of the Republican Party pointed out his opponent. “We buy barley abroad, we buy meat abroad. Can’t our farmers produce them? But they want our farmers to be poor… I don’t look at palaces. Θα πάμε στο ταπεινό Τσανκαγιά του Μουσταφά Κεμάλ» σημείωσε. “Και κάτι ακόμα: Η λεκάνη της Μεσογείου θερμαίνεται λόγω της κλιματικής αλλαγής και οι δασικές πυρκαγιές αυξάνονται. The master has 16 planes. Θα πουλήσουμε αυτά τα αεροπλάνα και θα αγοράσουμε πυροσβεστικά αεροσκάφη» πρόσθεσε μεταξύ άλλωνο

Considered one of the most reliable polls in the neighboring country, the Konda poll “sees” a small victory for Erdogan in the first round and a small victory for the opposition candidate in the second.

According to the poll results leaked on social media (the full poll will be announced in the coming days), in the first round, Erdogan is expected to collect 43% votes, Kılıçdaroğlu 42%

In the second round, no candidate is predicted to gain the coveted 50%. The CHP chairman is predicted to receive 51% and Erdogan 49%.

Concerns about fakes

“We will mobilize up to half a million people in 50,000 polling stations and we will have 192,000 polling stations across Turkey,” deputy leader of the main opposition party (CHP), Oguz Kaan Salici, told reporters in Istanbul, adding that there were lawyers among the observers. and volunteers.

There are significant concerns about the integrity of the election, including possible technical problems during the voting or counting of votes on Election Day.

In previous elections, including the 2019 local elections, the state news agency Anadolu has been accused of falsifying data.