Will 1997 coup probe overwhelm Turkey?

Some people have viewed the prime minister’s words as his way of saying, “The operations should end here,” while others claim that the prime minister is opposed to the 1997 probe. I think neither of these views is correct. Erdoğan thinks the judicial process should move quickly. He isn’t against the main aim, which is trying the perpetrators of the 1997 military coup. His criticism regarding the back-to-back wave of arrests in the investigation should be evaluated not on their own, but together with his previous explanations. A correct commentary about this issue would be as follows: “While making the Feb. 28 coup actors accountable for their actions, one should avoid hurting the judicial process, but this process should move swiftly. In other words, it shouldn’t take a millennium.”