Ahmed Dogan does not want to lose control of the corporation. Delyan Peevski does not want to lose control over the party. Until this issue is resolved, the battle will continue.
This opinion was expressed to BNR PR expert Arman Babikyan.
Formally it's an intra-delegation battle, informally it's a much bigger battle, he thinks
Ahmed Dogan has always won on the political stage by maintaining a balance - by being able to maintain ties with both the East and the West. The sanctions against Delyan Peevski left him no choice but to be a fierce Euro-Atlantic, says Babikian's reading.
According to him, it is "a bit comical" exactly Delyan Peevski to talk about the "derebeys", which, according to him, are not an internal-Dessar problem, but a national problem, including in the face of the prosecution, which is in the hands of Peevski.
If Peevski had another way to communicate, he would have taken it by now. Obviously, he was not invited to Dogan, Babikyan pointed out about the media reports of the DPS co-chairman.
"Peevski has always resided rather in the corporate part of politics. He feels comfortable there", the analyst pointed out.
"These 15 or so people who voted against the first mandate now want to work. That is, Dogan changed his mind, not Peevski. Probably because of the lack of outlet in front of Ahmed Dogan. At the moment, they are attacking his party, and his corporation does not seem to work with him", commented Arman Babikyan in the program "Above all".
Theoretically, there is a 4-5% chance that a government will be formed with the second term, he admits. In his words, the chances for the third term are the same as for the second, but the choice is in the hands of the president who will "slow down the clock".
In connection with the mixed messages of PP-DB, Babikian emphasized that the coalition should create a "product that does not create enemies".