Disagreement between Erdogan and Davutoglu- Hasan Cemal

Because of the International political isolation precipitated by Turkey’s unreasonable policy in the Middle East and due to the decision of the Constitutional Court to release the journalists of “Cumhuriyet” newspaper, a disagreement emerged between the President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu.

As reports “Armenpress” this was reported by the Turkish newspaper T24 in an article titled “Erdogan-Davutoglu gap …” wrote by Hasan Cemal.

“Although, yet, there are no loud statements made against strong Erdogan, I have no doubts about the constantly growing contradictions within the AKP, as the AKP leaves the field which throws challenges in accordance with Erdogan’s aspirations.

According to the Turkish journalist, there are cracks within the AKP.

The disagreement between Erdogan and Davutoglu is increasingly becoming apparent.

This is evidenced by the fact that Transport Minister Binali Yildirim and Energy Minister Berak Albayrak whio are supported by Erdogan and not by Davutoglu, were elected during the formation of the new government.

The Turkish “Cumhuriyet” newspaper journalists Jan Dundarn and Erdem Gul who released the video, which proved the close cooperation between the Turkish National Security Service and the terrorist group “Islamic State”, were arrested for 2 months according to the decision of the Turkish authorities.

However, according to the Turkey’s Constitutional Court’s decision, they were released.

On that occasion Erdogan announced that “does not respect and accept the CC’s decision”.

In their turn, the Turkish media spread the statement of the 67 Turkish intellectuals titled “The Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s administration will bring to a disaster”.

It is noteworthy that Davutoglu has not made any announcement over the Erdogan-CC confrontation.