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[00:00:00] does not want governments tied to the majority in the country to be formed and achieve stability,
[00:00:03] it is always a state that invests in minorities in a way that will trigger
[00:00:07] ethnic and sectarian conflicts, because it tries to prevent the formation
[00:00:10] of strong states around it. It wants countries to lose
[00:00:14] their internal integrity and territorial integrity, to experience internal
[00:00:17] conflicts, to exhaust their energy, and to create areas that Israel
[00:00:21] can occupy and use in the future.
[00:00:23] Israel's basic strategy is this doctrine, which is why
[00:00:27] they invested heavily not only in PKK members, but also
[00:00:30] in the southern Druze, and they were involved in military activities aimed
[00:00:33] at preventing the Syrian government from establishing
[00:00:37] dominance there due to its proximity to Israel. They carried out
[00:00:40] serious attacks, if you remember. Again, in the region, they are trying
[00:00:43] to build a structure that exists in the regions to the east
[00:00:47] of Dera in the Suwayda region, by supporting various
[00:00:51] Druze commanders under the leadership of Al-Hijri, in order to continue
[00:00:54] a separatist agenda. If possible, when the conjuncture is appropriate,
[00:00:57] they want to incite this structure to rebellion again
[00:01:00] and create an independent area, or by intervening militarily
[00:01:03] under the guise of providing humanitarian aid to these structures,
[00:01:07] they want to create an occupation that includes Dera. If Israel
[00:01:11] had the power, if the ground forces of the IDF,
[00:01:14] the Israeli army, had the power, and if there were no deterrent
[00:01:18] elements like Turkey, it would definitely try to implement
[00:01:21] this plan and occupy a large area from the Dera region
[00:01:25] to Suwayda. However, the formation of
[00:01:28] a stable government in Damascus, the country's ethnic and sectarian
[00:01:32] divisions, the successful governance of the country by Ahmet
[00:01:36] Hara, and the largely resolved PKK issue east
[00:01:39] of the Euphrates have brought about the formation of a unified
[00:01:42] country. A strong Damascus government was built with
[00:01:45] Turkey's political, economic, and military support, and above
[00:01:48] all, Turkey, with President Erdoğan's engagement with Trump,
[00:01:51] pushed America into a position alongside Turkey and Damascus.
[00:01:55] And here, of course, it was a great achievement
[00:01:59] that Barack became Trump's special envoy and designed
[00:02:03] America's policy in line with Turkey's and Damascus's
[00:02:06] interests. This needs to be emphasized. Thus, Israel's
[00:02:09] aggressive stance was balanced in this way. Of course,
[00:02:13] the Syrian army is also strengthening now. It is concentrating
[00:02:16] significant power, with both conventional and asymmetric
[00:02:20] systems, in order to be a deterrent force against Israel when needed.
[00:02:23] However, we should not forget that Israel still occupies
[00:02:26] certain areas. That is, in December 2024,
[00:02:30] taking advantage of the chaos and opportunity, it seized
[00:02:34] strategically important areas such as Mount Hermon, even
[00:02:37] if they were small. Now, the Damascus government needs
[00:02:41] to withdraw from these areas. It is trying to make Israel
[00:02:44] withdraw from here by putting pressure on it through both
[00:02:46] international and regional diplomatic activities and in the
[00:02:49] context of its relations with America. But unfortunately, we do not
[00:02:53] see much inclination for Israel to withdraw from these areas
[00:02:56] in the context of Netanyahu and his war cabinet.
[00:03:00] Thank you very much. We will move on to Iran,
[00:03:03] but we can connect it like this. No matter what happens,
[00:03:07] perhaps Syria's biggest test and the issue
[00:03:10] it needs to be firm about is perhaps to make
[00:03:14] its unitary structure, which it has achieved for the
[00:03:17] first time in 100 years, permanent. And
[00:03:21] to know that there is a power like Turkey behind it,
[00:03:24] because our relationship with Syria has perhaps
[00:03:28] turned into a common destiny rather than a relationship
[00:03:31] of interest. Because we were by its side
[00:03:35] in the most difficult times. Thank you very much. Now we will
[00:03:39] continue. Let's say Iran. Iran announced that an agreement
[00:03:42] has been reached with Oman regarding the route to be established
[00:03:45] for the safe passage of commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
[00:03:49] It was announced that the joint declaration is in its final stage.
[00:03:52] American media, however, claimed that ships will use
[00:03:56] different routes for entering and exiting the Strait of Hormuz.
[00:04:05] The negotiations between Iran and Oman regarding the Strait
[00:04:07] of Hormuz have come to an end. The Iranian Ministry of Foreign
[00:04:11] Affairs announced that they have reached an agreement on the
[00:04:14] security route. Spokesperson Ismail Bekhai stated that
[00:04:18] an agreement was reached on the geographical coordinates
[00:04:22] of the route. He said that
[00:04:23] the joint declaration, which includes
[00:04:26] the main issues, is in the final review stage. Kazem,
[00:05:00] Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister, harshly criticized US Secretary
[00:05:03] of Defense P. Texate, claiming that he was misled about the
[00:05:07] decrease in missiles used in attacks against Iran. The White
[00:05:10] House denied the news. Trump, meanwhile, made a new statement
[00:05:14] regarding the Iran negotiations, stating that he preferred an agreement,
[00:05:18] but that the use of force
[00:05:19] was still an option.
[00:05:22] We were completely ready to launch the biggest attack against
[00:05:26] Iran since World War II. They called me and said, "Please
[00:05:29] don't do this, let's talk."
[00:05:31] US Vice President
[00:05:34] JD Vance said in an interview with Fox TV that negotiations
[00:05:38] with Iran are difficult.
[00:05:41] people, and they cannot speak
[00:05:44] with one voice within their system. There are those in the
[00:05:47] government who want the war to end, and there are radicals
[00:05:51] who want it to continue."
[00:05:53] Now, for example, this
[00:05:56] latest statement, yes, there is confusion, but they
[00:05:59] already told you, this is not a place you know,
[00:06:03] this geography is stressful, this geography is resilient,
[00:06:06] isn't it? You will make mistakes, let's start
[00:06:10] from here, then Hormuz." I wrote
[00:06:13] an article that will be published in Sabah newspaper
[00:06:16] on Saturday, titled "Why Trump had to stop the
[00:06:19] attack for the fifth time and give diplomacy a chance again."
[00:06:23] In this article, I say that there are several factors
[00:06:27] for this. First, Iran's significant territorial depth,
[00:06:30] its possession of asymmetric power elements, its population
[00:06:34] of 100 million, its very long coastline in Hormuz,
[00:06:37] and its capacity to close Hormuz. But beyond all
[00:06:41] this, there is a serious inventory problem in the
[00:06:44] US army. Currently, various sources from the
[00:06:48] Pentagon are leaking information that the United States
[00:06:50] has an incredibly small missile interceptor capacity,
[00:06:53] that almost 80% of the high-altitude ballistic missile
[00:06:57] interceptors we call THAAD have been used up, that
[00:07:00] 60% of the interceptor missiles used by Patriot
[00:07:04] batteries have been used, and that they have lost
[00:07:08] 70-80% of their inventory of guided and ballistic
[00:07:11] missiles used for attack, such as Tomahawk. And it
[00:07:14] will take almost 3-4 years to re-produce these.
[00:07:17] So, currently, the United States was caught in the
[00:07:21] war, first the Ukraine war, then the Iran war, with
[00:07:24] a very serious lack of stock and production capacity
[00:07:28] in the defense industry. The United States produces
[00:07:31] much more sophisticated systems. These are both
[00:07:34] extremely expensive and take a very long time
[00:07:37] to produce, and we see that the defense industry system
[00:07:41] in America is very seriously inadequate. So, Centcom generals
[00:07:45] sometimes told Trump that "we are not ready for
[00:07:49] a new war right now. This will seriously cause
[00:07:52] difficulties in protecting our bases in the region,
[00:07:55] the Gulf countries, and Israel, and we could suffer very serious
[00:07:59] losses." When Trump didn't take these seriously, they started
[00:08:02] leaking them to the press, and today Trump even tweeted
[00:08:06] that "those who leaked these are traitors, we don't
[00:08:10] have such a problem, we are ready for war." But you know,
[00:08:13] two days ago, he again threatened Iran very seriously,
[00:08:16] but then he said that "regional countries called me to give
[00:08:20] diplomacy a chance, and I stopped the war again," making
[00:08:23] such an approach for the fifth time. So, what message
[00:08:27] does this send to the Iranian Revolutionary Guards? The Iranian
[00:08:30] Revolutionary Guards are more confident than ever right now.
[00:08:34] They are acting with maximalist demands at the table. In fact,
[00:08:37] there were two different positions within Iran, you
[00:08:40] know. One part, which gave more chance to diplomacy,
[00:08:44] saying, "Yes, we have achieved certain military gains
[00:08:47] on the field, but we must turn this into politics and diplomacy. We should
[00:08:51] not enter into a great adventure anymore." Even
[00:08:55] this group was somewhat reluctant, like they were
[00:08:58] standing in the middle. On one side, there were
[00:09:02] politicians who were also in favor of giving diplomacy
[00:09:05] a chance. But the Revolutionary Guards are very clear, especially
[00:09:09] seeing these shortcomings of the United States, and they say,
[00:09:12] "We have already lost everything we could lose. If we take
[00:09:16] control of Hormuz, this will guarantee our next 100
[00:09:19] years and create a brand new Iran." Indeed, if
[00:09:23] control of Hormuz passes to Iran, could the control
[00:09:27] of all small Gulf countries also pass into Iran's
[00:09:31] hands? Is there such a possibility? Is the agreement they claim
[00:09:34] to have reached with Oman to draw Oman to their
[00:09:38] side, or to offer a model proposal? Of course,
[00:09:41] the United States and the countries of the region normally
[00:09:44] cannot accept this. That is, this would completely destroy
[00:09:48] America's superpower status, because if you
[00:09:52] cannot provide freedom of navigation in the seas and straits,
[00:09:56] you lose your superpower status. And America's entry
[00:09:59] into this war and its being dragged into this
[00:10:03] situation is another cost. Especially, Qatar, Bahrain,
[00:10:07] Kuwait, and the United Arab Emirates are currently
[00:10:11] entirely dependent on the Strait of Hormuz, and Iran
[00:10:14] controlling that region means that Iran will completely
[00:10:17] manage the desired ships, effectively tying any country
[00:10:21] it wants to a vehicle. And interestingly, America
[00:10:25] has its 5th Fleet in Bahrain, you know, its navy. Now,
[00:10:28] the passage of those ships will also be with Iran's
[00:10:32] permission, and Iran will not give such permission
[00:10:35] to the United States anymore. So what is happening now?
[00:10:39] Iran certainly has maximalist demands, but can they be realized?
[00:10:43] There are different news flows from the region, and we see
[00:10:47] conflicting news. Even oil prices fluctuate, sometimes
[00:10:51] falling, sometimes rising. There is uncertainty. What
[00:10:53] exactly happened, and what will happen remains uncertain.
[00:10:57] The different positions within Iran also reinforce the
[00:10:59] uncertainty about what kind of outcome this will produce.
[00:11:03] According to the latest information, Iran has been negotiating
[00:11:07] with Oman for a long time. Can a new regime be established
[00:11:10] in this region, a transitional regime? As far as we understand,
[00:11:14] they have currently introduced a new model for one or
[00:11:18] two months. America also needs this.
[00:11:21] Ships entering will enter from a route close to Iran. When exiting,
[00:11:26] they will exit from a route close to Oman.
[00:11:29] For a certain period, Iran will not charge any money
[00:11:33] for these passages, but Iran will ensure control over
[00:11:36] entries and exits together with Oman. Iran's main
[00:11:39] goal is not to get money at first. The important
[00:11:43] thing here is for its control to be recognized within
[00:11:47] a regional and international framework. After that, it will implement
[00:11:51] the regime it wants, and it will allow the passage
[00:11:55] of ships from countries it wants at any time,
[00:11:59] and not allow those it doesn't. It will be able
[00:12:02] to collect a certain amount of money for various
[00:12:06] service fees at any time. My prediction is this:
[00:12:09] It needs time. First, Trump made very large
[00:12:13] agreements with American defense industry companies,
[00:12:16] and he started to allocate serious funding for the
[00:12:19] rapid production of critical components, parts, and interceptors
[00:12:23] that America currently needs. And there is an upcoming
[00:12:27] election in the United States, you know. Now,
[00:12:30] after managing the situation on the field until the
[00:12:34] elections and turning the elections in his favor
[00:12:38] in some way, and also considering the elections
[00:12:42] in Israel, if Iran's maximalist demands and
[00:12:45] demands for control in Hormuz continue after the necessary
[00:12:48] increase in stocks of both offensive and defensive
[00:12:52] systems, there is a possibility of launching a larger
[00:12:55] confessions regarding his connection scenario. The second
[00:12:58] is for Iran to approach the situation more reasonably
[00:13:02] and to convert its gains against America on the
[00:13:05] field into diplomatic and political advantages,
[00:13:09] to step back from its maximalist demands, and to come
[00:13:13] up with a more acceptable offer to the regional
[00:13:15] countries and America, followed by the start
[00:13:19] of nuclear negotiations and a larger agreement
[00:13:22] to lift sanctions against Iran. This is the second
[00:13:25] scenario. Of course, we will see which one
[00:13:29] will come to fruition here. Fatih, it is
[00:13:32] difficult to analyze because none of the actors are
[00:13:35] rational. I was just about to ask that. Trump is an
[00:13:38] irrational character, and Israel is already acting like irrational
[00:13:42] characters with religious and theological ambitions,
[00:13:45] or actors within Iran who act irrationally,
[00:13:49] all three of them have come together, and anything
[00:13:53] can be expected from
[00:14:13] them. So, this should also be kept in mind
[00:14:16] as a precaution. Thank you very much. In summary,
[00:14:20] we can say that you said America needs time. Naturally,
[00:14:23] this picture shows that, but does the world it
[00:14:25] dominates need time, or how much longer can
[00:14:29] it endure? For example, we will talk about the markets
[00:14:33] soon. If it opens, at least with these temporary
[00:14:37] corridors, there will be a significant drop in oil
[00:14:40] prices, and more importantly,
[00:14:41] refined products will start
[00:14:46] to spread back to the region from the refineries
[00:14:49] in the region. There will also be a certain drop
[00:14:53] in refinery margins, and oil and chemical
[00:14:56] industrial products that the world needs will be accessible,
[00:14:58] and a global crisis will
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[00:16:16] Sir, we just talked a little bit
[00:16:19] about the global markets. Of course, these elements
[00:16:23] that closely concern the whole world have direct
[00:16:26] reflections. For example, gold prices have been
[00:16:30] rising uninterruptedly for 4 days. The price of
[00:16:33] an ounce of gold has increased by more than
[00:16:36] 350 liras since the beginning of the week, exceeding
[00:16:39] 6,500 liras and reaching its two-month peak. So,
[00:16:42] will this rise continue? What should investors pay
[00:16:46] attention to in their buying and selling decisions?
[00:16:49] We will talk with economist Professor Doctor Murat Çetinkaya.
[00:16:53] Welcome, hocam, to our broadcast. Welcome, Fatih Bey.
[00:16:56] Good evening. Thank you very much. Now, the question
[00:17:00] is very meaningful, but what should investors do?
[00:17:04] Can investors reconsider their decision to continue
[00:17:07] investing or not in such an environment, also for
[00:17:11] the world? Because there is indeed a very volatile
[00:17:15] market. How long do you think this can continue?
[00:17:18] Let's start with gold, for example. Well, let me
[00:17:22] say, the important advice for investors is to stay
[00:17:25] away from daily political statements. That is, if
[00:17:29] they adopt those instantaneous political statements as
[00:17:32] an investment strategy, they will fall into a
[00:17:35] very serious misconception. We need to underline
[00:17:39] that particularly. Of course, when it comes to gold,
[00:17:42] yes, we can clearly see an upward trend again.
[00:17:45] In fact, as of today, the ounce gold level
[00:17:48] has reached 4262 dollars. I can even say it has
[00:17:52] seen its 7-week peak, Fatih Bey. Yesterday,
[00:17:55] it provided a significant return of over 4%.
[00:17:59] Perhaps it is the strongest momentum or performance
[00:18:02] since February. Of course, I should state here
[00:18:06] that yes, you were talking about the war
[00:18:09] a little while ago, but I think the weakening
[00:18:12] expectation of a US interest rate hike is a much
[00:18:16] bigger factor at the base of this movement,
[00:18:20] this acceleration. That is, I should particularly state
[00:18:23] that the probability of an interest rate hike in
[00:18:27] September has decreased from 65% to 57%
[00:18:31] within a week. Of course, this factor emerged as
[00:18:34] a fundamental dynamic that strengthened gold a little
[00:18:37] more. Now, when we look at it, yes, I think
[00:18:41] the direction that US bond yields and the
[00:18:44] dollar will follow together will be the main determinant
[00:18:47] for gold. As you know, last week, the Fed
[00:18:51] did not make any changes in its interest rate decision,
[00:18:54] keeping it stable. But in the period ahead,
[00:18:58] especially the course of employment and inflation
[00:19:02] data, I think will be very decisive in the
[00:19:05] gold markets as to whether
[00:19:07] interest rates will be raised or not. But I
[00:19:11] also need to state this, when we return
[00:19:14] to your initial question, will this rise continue,
[00:19:18] or what are the factors triggering it? My guess
[00:19:21] is that the expectation for gold in the coming
[00:19:24] period, the mid- and long-term story, has not yet
[00:19:27] ended. Let me state this, look, the World
[00:19:30] Gold Council states that in the first half of
[00:19:34] 2026, total gold demand increased by 2% to
[00:19:37] 2,522 tons. That is, the monetary value of
[00:19:41] demand, Fatih Bey, is currently breaking records
[00:19:45] at 300 billion dollars. Now, all strategists
[00:19:48] and international organizations still state that central
[00:19:51] banks will have a serious demand for gold
[00:19:55] in the coming period. I think that investors'
[00:19:58] purchases in Asia and over-the-counter markets will
[00:20:02] also come to a point where they further support
[00:20:06] gold from the second half of the year.
[00:20:08] My base scenario right now is that in the
[00:20:12] short term, there is a possibility of it moving
[00:20:15] in a wide range of 4050-4450 rather than a
[00:20:19] sharp and one-sided rise. But I would like to
[00:20:22] particularly state that in the medium to long
[00:20:26] term, I still think that gold will be
[00:20:29] an attractive asset for investors in the coming
[00:20:32] period, because there is a serious change
[00:20:36] and transformation in the international financial system.
[00:20:39] Central banks are implementing a de-dollarization strategy
[00:20:41] and are substituting gold for the dollar. This
[00:20:45] naturally increases the demand of central banks, and
[00:20:49] therefore, I would like to emphasize that the
[00:20:52] trend is still upward. Hocam, you used a very
[00:20:55] important phrase, which I immediately noted down.
[00:20:59] You said, "it is a long-term investment, and you can
[00:21:03] achieve good long-term gains." Now, your emphasizing
[00:21:07] the term "long-term" twice really caught my attention,
[00:21:11] because gold, as you, our esteemed professors,
[00:21:14] always emphasize, is a long-term investment. However,
[00:21:18] the fluctuating situation experienced in the last
[00:21:22] year, since August-September last year, a year has
[00:21:25] passed. This volatility, this unsettledness, has
[00:21:29] whetted the appetite of investors with a
[00:21:32] higher risk appetite. But there is a danger
[00:21:36] here, isn't there? Gold investors should have certain
[00:21:39] characteristics, I think. What do you say?
[00:21:43] Well, let me put it this way, maybe we
[00:21:46] shouldn't compare it to 2025, Fatih Bey. Because
[00:21:50] there's a different equation now, of course. We won't
[00:21:53] see those sharp rises we saw in 2025.
[00:21:57] I want to emphasize that, because 2025 was
[00:22:01] very different. During that period, as I
[00:22:04] mentioned earlier, central banks, especially the
[00:22:07] Chinese Central Bank, the Polish Central Bank,
[00:22:11] and even our own central bank, had a very
[00:22:14] strong demand for gold. Of course, when investor
[00:22:17] demand was added to this, prices went up much
[00:22:21] higher than expected. Of course, this reversed
[00:22:25] with the war. It reversed within a period of
[00:22:29] 4-5 months, approaching 6 months, starting at
[00:22:33] the end of February. Of course, this reversal
[00:22:37] was also due to the fact that when oil
[00:22:40] prices went up a little more, Fatih
[00:22:44] Bey, some countries adopted a strategy of selling
[00:22:48] gold to close this deficit. The Gulf region,
[00:22:51] isn't it, hocam? Yes, absolutely, absolutely.
[00:22:55] This naturally pushed gold prices down. That is,
[00:22:59] right now, in the coming period, look,
[00:23:02] the uncertainty about where the war will go and what will happen
[00:23:06] still continues. That is, today we are talking
[00:23:09] about the end of the war, but perhaps
[00:23:12] tomorrow we may face a completely opposite situation.
[00:23:16] We know that an announcement from Trump could completely
[00:23:20] reverse everything. That is, it is not
[00:23:22] a finished situation. But unfortunately, as
[00:23:25] you also know, and as you talk to your
[00:23:29] guests, wars no longer last for a short
[00:23:33] time, they last for a very long time.
[00:23:36] And the market is now starting to carve
[00:23:40] out a role for itself accordingly, Fatih Bey.
[00:23:43] That is, there are some markets that are
[00:23:47] slowly recovering from the effects of the war's
[00:23:50] the possibility of continuing in the upcoming period, especially the statement made by the World
[00:23:54] Gold Council today, was in that direction. In fact, there might be some volatility in the short term,
[00:23:57] but our long-term expectation clearly
[00:24:01] indicates an upward trend in gold prices. On the other hand,
[00:24:05] since gold is still an attractive investment tool, there is a significant demand not only for
[00:24:08] physical gold but also for gold investment funds, which
[00:24:12] continues to drive prices upwards. So, I think
[00:24:16] in the upcoming period. The main
[00:24:18] trend is upward, let me emphasize that. We still maintain the potential
[00:24:22] for the main trend to be upward, but
[00:24:26] as I said, a continuous and straight rise is not
[00:24:29] very realistic. I think the direction of gold, as I said,
[00:24:33] will be determined more by real interest rates in the US,
[00:24:36] the dollar, and the Fed's expectations,
[00:24:40] rather than the safe haven rhetoric. So, we should also state
[00:24:44] that, yes, we used the term upward, but
[00:24:48] for new peaks to emerge, Mr. Fatih, let me emphasize that
[00:24:51] the dollar needs to weaken, real interest rates need to fall,
[00:24:55] and if central banks continue to buy gold, which I mentioned earlier,
[00:24:59] I still believe that the direction of gold, as I said,
[00:25:03] will continue to be upward in the medium and long term. Volatility
[00:25:06] may occur in the short term due to geopolitical risks
[00:25:10] or interest rate expectations in the US, but the trend
[00:25:14] in the medium and long term is upward. However, this upward trend
[00:25:17] does not mean that there will be rapid movements
[00:25:21] in 2025. Sir, let me put it this way,
[00:25:24] if you allow me, no professor, no economist will say
[00:25:27] "buy here, sell there," but you can deduce some things
[00:25:31] from the figures he mentioned that indicate
[00:25:35] the predicted range of movement. Sir, he says that
[00:25:38] for gold, especially the range between 4050
[00:25:42] and 4450 dollars is important.
[00:25:45] I took note, right, sir? I think I'm saying it correctly.
[00:25:48] Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, so everyone
[00:25:52] should consider these short-term fluctuations
[00:25:56] when making investments. Absolutely,
[00:25:59] absolutely. We always emphasize this, not just for gold, Mr. Fatih.
[00:26:03] When investing, gradual buying is always important, whether it's for stocks
[00:26:07] or gold. For example, our investors go and invest all their money
[00:26:10] in a single stock, but if they were to buy gradually or choose a stock
[00:26:14] or a company, adopting a gradual purchasing method would provide a significant advantage
[00:26:18] both when prices fall and when they rise. We always say, Mr. Fatih, that
[00:26:21] in Turkey, the most significant deficiency of investors
[00:26:25] is that financial literacy has not reached a sufficient
[00:26:28] level. We always make investments based on rumors.
[00:26:31] For example, everyone buys because they say gold will rise,
[00:26:35] or everyone buys because they say this stock will increase.
[00:26:38] Of course, if we can present an argument to improve our
[00:26:42] financial literacy rather than relying on this perception,
[00:26:45] I believe we can achieve a more advantageous position in terms of both
[00:26:49] returns and losses from our investments. We would like to thank Professor Dr. Murat
[00:26:53] Çetinkaya for his contribution. Thank you, sir. I thank you
[00:26:57] and wish you good broadcasts. Thank you
[00:27:18] that daily production has reached 83,300
[00:27:21] barrels. Minister Bayraktar also drew attention to the impact
[00:27:24] of the "Turkey without terror" process on the region.
[00:27:27] He said, "Gabar has become the address
[00:27:31] of production, employment, and hope."
[00:27:34] Turkey has refreshed its production record in Gabar, with daily
[00:27:38] oil production
[00:27:42] reaching 83,300 barrels.
[00:27:45] Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar evaluated
[00:27:48] this important development. He touched upon
[00:27:52] the impact of the "Turkey without terror" process on the region.
[00:27:55] and there was hopelessness, with the process of Turkey free of terrorism, Gabar
[00:27:58] became the address of production, employment,
[00:28:02] and hope. Our oil production in Gabar
[00:28:06] reached a record of 83,300 barrels per day.
[00:28:09] Minister Bayraktar gave a signal that production in Gabar will increase
[00:28:12] even further. We will work tirelessly to increase production
[00:28:15] and continue to be a source of hope for the future of our citizens.
[00:28:18] We showcased a small part of what we can add to
[00:28:22] our country in Gabar. When we spread this
[00:28:26] to all of Turkey
[00:28:26] and the entire region,
[00:28:32] hopefully, the future of Turkey and the entire region,
[00:28:36] the future of our people, our nation, will be
[00:28:39] much brighter. The discovery
[00:28:42] made in Gabar, Şırnak, in 2021
[00:28:45] was recorded as the biggest oil discovery
[00:28:48] in the history of the Republic. Turkish Petroleum
[00:28:51] expanded production in the region to 7 fields.
[00:28:55] To date, over 50 million barrels
[00:28:59] of crude oil have been produced. Indeed, Vice President
[00:29:03] Cevdet Yılmaz said
[00:29:05] that a global talent network
[00:29:09] has been created with the National Competence Initiative.
[00:29:12] He emphasized the importance of the "brain drain to brain power"
[00:29:15] approach. He said that in 2025,
[00:29:19] those who joined Aselsan from abroad reached 2.5 times
[00:29:22] the number of those who left. He was on the podium
[00:29:26] at the second anniversary event of the National Competence
[00:29:29] Initiative, conducted by the Defense Industry Academy.
[00:29:32] With a program that we named "from brain
[00:29:35] drain to brain
[00:29:39] power," we are trying to provide motivation to our young people
[00:29:43] who will return to their country in this sense.
[00:29:46] In 2025, the number of people who joined
[00:29:49] Aselsan from abroad has reached approximately 2.5
[00:29:53] times the number of those who left
[00:29:56] Aselsan to go abroad. He drew attention to the reverse
[00:30:00] brain drain and reminded of the goal of full independence
[00:30:03] in defense. He said that a global talent network
[00:30:07] has been created with the National Competence Initiative.
[00:30:09] Our goal of full independence encompasses not only
[00:30:13] training human resources who will develop
[00:30:16] critical technologies in our country, but also
[00:30:19] bringing qualified human power from different
[00:30:22] centers around the world to Turkey. With this understanding,
[00:30:26] we are creating a global talent network
[00:30:29] by extending our National Competence Initiative
[00:30:33] beyond Turkey's borders. Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz
[00:30:36] was on the podium at the second anniversary event of the National Competence
[00:30:39] Initiative, organized in Ankara by the Defense Industry
[00:30:42] Academy. In the program, Defense Industry President
[00:30:46] Haluk Görgün also drew attention to the importance
[00:30:49] of trained human resources. It is not about
[00:30:52] producing platforms, but about
[00:30:55] having the knowledge, corporate memory,
[00:30:58] engineering culture,
[00:31:02] and human effectiveness to develop these platforms for years.
[00:31:06] We see human resources not as an employment category,
[00:31:10] but as a strategic capacity that will shape the future
[00:31:14] of our defense industry. Sir, Turkey's
[00:31:18] influence in the Balkans is closely
[00:31:21] monitored in Greece. Katimerini newspaper
[00:31:24] carried Turkey's initiatives in its spiritual geography
[00:31:27] to its columns.
[00:31:31] It said that Turkey is evaluating all possibilities
[00:31:35] of applying soft power in the Balkans
[00:31:38] based on historical, cultural, religious, and educational
[00:31:42] ties. Turkey protects the rights of the Turkish
[00:31:45] minority in the Balkans, and invests in its spiritual geography,
[00:31:48] which has historical and cultural ties.
[00:31:51] Katimerini, one of Greece's leading newspapers, published
[00:31:53] a news report on Turkey's
[00:31:58] influence in the Balkans. The report drew attention
[00:32:02] to the Turkish presence in Greece, Albania,
[00:32:05] North Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia. The political
[00:32:08] influence of Turks in Bulgaria, North Macedonia,
[00:32:12] and Bosnia and Herzegovina was discussed. It was emphasized
[00:32:15] that Turkey's ties with Balkan countries are not only
[00:32:19] ethnic. The report underlined
[00:32:23] Turkey's historical and cultural ties with the region.
[00:32:26] It stated that Turkey uses every opportunity
[00:32:30] to apply soft power in the Balkans based on
[00:32:33] historical, cultural, religious, and educational ties.
[00:32:36] Moreover, it was stated that it does this even
[00:32:40] in regions where the Turkish community and minorities
[00:32:43] are not officially recognized. In the Greek Katimerini report,
[00:32:46] the example of Albania was given. Although the Turkish minority
[00:32:49] is not officially recognized
[00:32:52] in Albania, it was underlined that Turkey's influence
[00:32:55] in the country has strategic qualities. The Greek newspaper
[00:32:58] reminded that the Turkish Naval Forces have had the right to use
[00:33:02] the Pashaliman naval base in Vlora since 1992.
[00:33:06] It was also emphasized that Albania has cooperation
[00:33:09] with Turkey in defense with the Bayraktar TB2 SİHA.
[00:33:12] Dear viewers, the second phase of the ceasefire
[00:33:16] in Gaza has caused
[00:33:17] a rift between the United States
[00:33:26] and genocidal Israel. The Israeli press wrote
[00:33:29] that differences of opinion emerged. Ron,
[00:33:33] a close associate of killer Netanyahu, was sent to resolve
[00:33:36] the crisis in the Washington-Tel Aviv line.
[00:33:40] The second phase of the ceasefire
[00:33:43] in Gaza
[00:33:45] brought about a new
[00:33:51] disagreement between Washington and Tel Aviv.
[00:33:55] The Israeli press wrote that Ron Dermer, a close
[00:33:58] associate of killer Netanyahu, went to Washington
[00:34:02] to calm the diplomatic crisis. According to the Haaretz
[00:34:05] newspaper,
[00:34:08] genocidal Israel objected to the agreement reached with Hamas.
[00:34:12] partners asked Netanyahu to convene the cabinet.
[00:34:45] The Gaza Peace Council announced that Hamas accepted
[00:34:47] the roadmap
[00:34:50] for the second phase of the ceasefire.
[00:34:54] Trump also announced that an agreement had been reached
[00:34:57] with Hamas and other armed groups in Gaza on disarming.
[00:35:01] Hamas emphasizes that the implementation of the second
[00:35:04] phase depends on Israel fully fulfilling its obligations
[00:35:08] in the first phase. Now,
[00:35:10] truly
[00:35:14] difficult images to describe.
[00:35:17] Genocidal Israel did this too. It dug a trench
[00:35:21] around the prison where it held Palestinians captive
[00:35:24] to place crocodiles. Two ministers of the killer
[00:35:27] Tel Aviv administration, whom you know, visited
[00:35:30] the dug trench. One of the ministers
[00:35:33] of genocidal Israel also made scandalous remarks, saying
[00:35:36] that the conditions of the crocodiles would be better than those of the Filipinos
[00:35:40] inside. Of course, these images caused a great reaction
[00:35:43] in the world. Israel's plan to dig trenches around
[00:35:47] the prisons where Palestinians are held captive and place
[00:35:50] crocodiles inside was blocked by the judiciary.
[00:35:54] The reason for the decision was stated as the health
[00:35:57] of animals, not humans, being at risk.
[00:36:00] After these images, there is perhaps only
[00:36:03] one comment to be made. Even crocodile tears
[00:36:06] are more innocent than this Itamar Ben-Gvir, dear viewers.
[00:36:10] Along with this, the development in Gaza.
[00:36:14] More than 60 Palestinians,
[00:36:22] including women and children, were detained.
[00:36:25] Tear gas and stun grenades were thrown at journalists,
[00:36:29] and the entrances to the camp were closed. The killer Israel's
[00:36:33] provision of security services to the occupiers and its de facto
[00:36:36] protection of these groups was also reported in the Israeli press.
[00:36:39] The killer Israeli Army's
[00:36:44] raids on the Qalandiya refugee camp in occupied East Jerusalem
[00:36:48] continue. More than 60 Palestinians, including
[00:36:51] women and children, were detained.
[00:36:54] Tear gas and stun grenades were thrown at journalists,
[00:36:58] houses were used as interrogation centers, workplaces were destroyed,
[00:37:02] and the entrances to the camp were closed with piles of earth.
[00:37:05] Curfews were imposed, and morning prayers
[00:37:09] in mosques were prevented. In the West Bank,
[00:37:11] Israeli settlers' attacks
[00:37:14] on Palestinians continue. Settlers enter agricultural
[00:37:17] lands, set vehicles on fire, and uproot olive
[00:37:21] trees, which are the livelihood of Palestinians. It was also reported
[00:37:25] in the Israeli press
[00:37:28] that Israeli forces did not prevent the attacks
[00:37:31] of settlers who usurped Palestinian lands. It was stated
[00:37:35] that killer Israel provided security to the settlers
[00:37:39] and de facto protected these groups.
[00:37:42] Israel's genocidal National Security Minister
[00:37:45] Ben-Gvir issued a new directive regarding Palestinian
[00:37:49] prisoners. He demanded that the clothes and Holy Qurans
[00:37:52] of Palestinian prisoners
[00:37:53] be confiscated.
[00:37:57] Indeed, Israel continues to violate efforts for peace
[00:38:01] in the Gaza Strip and to massacre civilians. A joint statement
[00:38:05] was issued by the Foreign Ministers of Turkey and 7 countries
[00:38:08] regarding Israel's stance. The statement said that the attacks
[00:38:11] were a grave violation of international law
[00:38:15] and called on the international
[00:38:17] community.
[00:38:20] The Foreign Ministers of 8 countries issued a joint statement
[00:38:24] regarding Israel's ongoing attacks and violations
[00:38:27] against civilians in Gaza. The Foreign Ministers of Turkey,
[00:38:31] the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Qatar, Egypt, Pakistan,
[00:38:35] Saudi Arabia, and Jordan stated that the attacks
[00:38:38] in the Gaza Strip were a grave violation of international law.
[00:38:42] The ministers expressed their strongest condemnation
[00:38:45] and rejection of Israel's violations, including attacks on civilian
[00:38:49] infrastructure, particularly healthcare facilities and medical
[00:38:52] infrastructure, and the continued loss of civilian lives, including
[00:38:55] women and children. The joint statement noted
[00:38:58] that the continued violations undermine international
[00:39:01] efforts and deepen the humanitarian catastrophe.
[00:39:04] The ministers emphasized
[00:39:06] that providing humanitarian aid, medical supplies,
[00:39:10] and relief assistance throughout the Gaza Strip immediately,
[00:39:13] safely, and without hindrance is a legal obligation
[00:39:17] that cannot be compromised or mitigated under any
[00:39:20] circumstances.
[00:39:23] It was also stated that Israel's violations
[00:39:27] in Gaza, the West Bank, and East Jerusalem are a systematic
[00:39:31] policy aimed at creating fait accompli and marginalizing
[00:39:34] the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people. A call was made
[00:39:38] to the United Nations Security Council and the international
[00:39:41] community. The ministers reiterated their calls
[00:39:45] for practical and effective measures to compel Israel
[00:39:49] to fulfill its obligations under international law
[00:39:51] and to ensure accountability
[00:40:01] for those responsible for grave violations.
[00:40:04] Dear viewers, the investigation into the Ahbap association
[00:40:08] continues. MASAK examined the association's bank accounts
[00:40:11] and prepared a report. The report emphasized
[00:40:14] that money transfers amounted to millions of liras.
[00:40:17] It was also underlined that those who helped
[00:40:21] in good faith were victims of the crime. The investigation
[00:40:24] will also examine to which individuals and companies
[00:40:34] the donations made by famous names were transferred, and whether they
[00:40:38] were used for purposes other than intended.
[00:40:42] Ahbap association's bank accounts are under scrutiny. MASAK
[00:40:45] prepared a report regarding high-value donations
[00:40:48] made in 2023 and thereafter. According
[00:40:51] to the examination, a large number
[00:40:54] of singers, actors, presenters, and content
[00:41:12] producers made high-value payments to the association.
[00:41:15] The list includes 38 names.
[00:41:19] According to records, singer Ebru Gündeş,
[00:41:22] chef Somer Sivrioğlu, and artist Genco Erkal
[00:41:25] were found to have sent 500,000 liras each.
[00:41:40] Halit Ergenç made a total of
[00:41:42] 400,000 liras in two separate transactions. The investigation will examine
[00:41:45] whether receipts were issued in the name of the donors
[00:41:48] and whether the money was used for the stated
[00:41:51] aid activities. If it is determined that
[00:41:54] the donations were used for purposes other
[00:41:57] than intended, the donors will be victims
[00:42:00] of the act. Therefore, the investigation
[00:42:03] is being carried out meticulously.
[00:42:07] To which individuals and companies were the donations
[00:42:31] transferred in later stages? Indeed, there has been a new
[00:42:34] development in the Antalya Metropolitan Municipality
[00:42:37] bribery and corruption case.
[00:42:40] The former deputy secretary general, who was previously arrested
[00:42:43] and released during the trial, and a businessman were re-detained.
[00:42:46] The two suspects sent to the courthouse were released after their statements
[00:42:50] to the prosecutor. Meanwhile, Tuğçe Güney, the head of the Antalya
[00:42:53] Metropolitan Municipality Youth Center, who was arrested
[00:42:57] in the prostitution operation, was alleged to have facilitated
[00:43:00] prostitution for Muhittin Böcek
[00:43:02] and his son.
[00:43:06] In the bribery and corruption investigation at Antalya Metropolitan
[00:43:10] Municipality, they were arrested. While the case was ongoing,
[00:43:13] they benefited from effective repentance and were released.
[00:43:16] The former Deputy Secretary General and a businessman
[00:43:20] were re-detained as part of the ongoing investigation.
[00:43:23] Serkan Temuçin and Çağrı Gümüşlü had shared some information
[00:43:26] when they were first detained last year, benefiting
[00:43:30] from effective repentance, and they were released. However,
[00:43:34] the investigation was deepened, and it was determined
[00:43:37] that the two suspects had not shared some information.
[00:43:41] The Antalya Public Prosecutor's Office's investigation
[00:43:44] is multi-faceted. The two suspects, who were sent to the courthouse
[00:43:48] after their procedures at the Antalya Provincial Police Department,
[00:43:52] were released by the prosecutor. Meanwhile, in Antalya,
[00:43:55] 7 people were arrested in the prostitution operation
[00:43:59] in which 12 suspects were detained. Tuğçe Güney, the head
[00:44:02] of the Antalya Metropolitan Municipality Youth Center,
[00:44:06] is among those arrested. Güney was alleged to have
[00:44:10] facilitated prostitution for former Antalya Metropolitan
[00:44:13] Municipality Mayor Muhittin Böcek and his son Gökan Böcek.
[00:44:17] Following the suspension of Üsküdar Mayor Sinem Dedetaş
[00:44:21] from her duty due to allegations of bribery and extortion,
[00:44:24] a deputy mayor was elected in the Municipal Council,
[00:44:28] as you know. During the elections, there were discussions about letters,
[00:44:31] which became a big issue. AK Party Istanbul Provincial
[00:44:35] Chairman Abdullah Özdemir
[00:44:38] claimed threats and marked ballots for the elections.
[00:44:41] He likened the deputy mayor election to a theater play.
[00:44:45] We considered this invalid in the previous one.
[00:44:48] It was done as G6 here, so I consider this invalid.
[00:44:52] Location: Üsküdar Municipality. There was an election for Deputy
[00:44:55] Mayor to replace Sinem Dedetaş,
[00:44:56] who was arrested
[00:44:59] on charges of corruption and extortion. However,
[00:45:03] the election was controversial, and allegations of threats
[00:45:06] and marked ballots emerged. In the 4th round,
[00:45:09] despite the name Dündar Ziya Gültek being
[00:45:12] clearly understood, there was a defect
[00:45:15] in the letter K. It was like the letter T.
[00:45:19] The Bayrampaşa theater and its play were performed here.
[00:45:22] AK Party Istanbul Provincial Chairman Abdullah Özdemir
[00:45:26] claimed that the will of the Republican People's Party members of the council
[00:45:29] was usurped in the elections. He stated that the new party cadres
[00:45:33] put pressure on the CHP council members, bordering on violence.
[00:45:36] Extraordinary threats, punches flew.
[00:46:10] The provincial
[00:46:11] chairman and district
[00:46:14] chairman of the New Party, which has a democracy
[00:46:18] referral, were there. The Ministry of Interior
[00:46:21] announced that Mayor Sinem
[00:46:25] Dedetaş, who was arrested on charges of bribery
[00:46:27] and extortion, was suspended from her duty.
[00:46:31] Dear viewers, new details have emerged in the investigation
[00:46:34] into the disappearance of Gülistan Doku in Tunceli
[00:46:38] in 2020. The hospital barcode, prescription, and pieces of paper
[00:46:42] found at a depth of 14 meters in the Uzunçayır Dam
[00:46:45] created suspicion. The expert stated that it would not be possible
[00:46:49] for the papers to reach a depth of 14 meters
[00:46:52] and remain intact. Two of the three diver police officers detained
[00:46:56] in the fourth wave
[00:47:01] of the operation were arrested on charges
[00:47:04] of tampering with evidence. The Gülistan Doku investigation
[00:47:08] is being meticulously conducted. In the investigation
[00:47:11] conducted by the Tunceli and Erzurum Public Prosecutor's
[00:47:14] Offices, 19 suspects
[00:47:17] were detained in the last wave of the operation.
[00:47:20] 12 of the suspects were arrested. Two of the arrested suspects
[00:47:24] were diver police officers. Scissors, a hospital barcode,
[00:47:27] a prescription, and pieces of paper were found on January 8 and 10,
[00:47:31] 2020, in the Uzunçayır Dam, where Gülistan Doku
[00:47:35] was searched for days. These pieces of evidence,
[00:47:39] found 14 meters underwater and recorded,
[00:47:42] were deemed suspicious by the prosecutor.
[00:47:46] The expert stated that it was not possible
[00:47:49] for the writings on the papers to remain unblurred
[00:47:52] and for the papers to reach a depth of 14 meters.
[00:47:56] Due to these pieces of paper, which were believed
[00:47:59] to have been placed
[00:48:02] in the area later, three diver police officers
[00:48:06] were referred to court with a request for their
[00:48:09] arrest on charges of tampering
[00:48:10] with evidence. Two diver
[00:48:19] police officers were arrested, while one was released
[00:48:22] under judicial control. There are a total of
[00:48:26] 28 detainees in the investigation. Among the detainees
[00:48:29] are the former Tunceli Governor Tuncay Sonel,
[00:48:32] his wife, and son. The Boraltan Bridge tragedy.
[00:48:35] 195 Azerbaijani Turks
[00:48:37] who fled Soviet tyranny
[00:48:45] and sought refuge in Turkey, but were
[00:48:47] returned by a decision of İsmet İnönü,
[00:48:50] were shot and killed that day. The Azerbaijani
[00:48:54] Turks who lost their lives have not been forgotten
[00:48:58] despite the years that have passed.
[00:49:01] Our soldiers, unfortunately,
[00:49:03] were left in the hands
[00:49:06] of the enemy at the Boraltan Bridge,
[00:49:08] and those soldiers turned to the administration
[00:49:12] of that period and said the following:
[00:49:16] "Do not hand us over to the enemy,
[00:49:19] kill us yourselves, but do not hand us over to the enemy."
[00:49:23] Calendars showed
[00:49:28] August 6, 1945. 195 Azerbaijani Turks who fled Soviet oppression
[00:49:32] and sought refuge in Turkey marched
[00:49:35] to their deaths that day. With the signature
[00:49:39] of then-President İsmet İnönü, the Azerbaijani Turks
[00:49:43] were extradited to the Soviet Union.
[00:49:45] The issue was first
[00:49:56] brought up in the Grand National Assembly of Turkey
[00:50:00] in 1951. The details of the tragedy
[00:50:03] were also reflected in the parliamentary records.
[00:50:07] Despite 81 years passing, the 195 Azerbaijani
[00:50:11] Turks who were victims of the Boraltan Bridge tragedy
[00:50:14] have not been forgotten. Their pain remains
[00:50:17] fresh.
[00:50:22] Waters are heating up in the Pacific Ocean.
[00:50:26] and South Korea. lives, mutual military
[00:50:29] moves further escalate tension. North Korea said
[00:50:33] we will evaluate additional military options. According to claims,
[00:50:36] it tested a ballistic
[00:50:37] missile.
[00:50:43] Japan, South Korea, and North Korea are experiencing busy days
[00:50:47] on their axis. In the escalating tension with mutual steps, parties
[00:50:50] accuse or blame each other.
[00:50:57] Japan's military actions in the region are drawing reactions
[00:51:01] from both North and South Korea. The source of the tension in the Tokyo
[00:51:05] flood line is the islands named Dokdo or Takeshima.
[00:51:08] Seoul's response to Japan's claim of rights over the islands was
[00:51:12] to start an exercise in the disputed waters between the two countries. Following
[00:51:16] this, the two countries exchanged protests.
[00:51:18] verdi.
[00:51:22] Japan's military activity in the region is a concern. Tokyo first
[00:51:26] tested a long-range US-made Tomahawk missile.
[00:51:29] It also conducted a joint exercise with the United States
[00:51:33] off the coast of the Philippines. These developments worried North Korea. The Pyongyang
[00:51:36] administration argued that Tokyo was accelerating the arms race
[00:51:40] in the region. It announced that it would consider additional military
[00:51:44] options. Following this statement, South Korea
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[00:52:05] Friends, let's briefly describe this very important event
[00:52:08] in the background that has been on the agenda not only for us
[00:52:12] but also for the world since yesterday. Trabzonspor
[00:52:16] signed world-famous Mohamed Salah. During the signing
[00:52:19] ceremony held for Mohamed Salah, the claret-blue
[00:52:23] fans did not leave him
[00:52:26] alone. Thousands of fans showed great
[00:52:29] interest. We are bidding farewell and leaving you with these images.
[00:52:32] Shortly, Nisa Efendioğlu. The Egyptian
[00:53:13] star football player greeted the fans
[00:53:16] with his number 10 jersey. The claret-blue
[00:53:20] fans showed great interest in the signing ceremony.
[00:53:23] He is a proven player. We believe he will achieve great
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[00:53:49] I wish I could speak Turkish. I'm seeing such a welcome for the first
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[01:00:30] met today, as we mentioned yesterday, under the chairmanship
[01:00:33] of President Erdoğan. It convened
[01:00:36] in Beştepe under the chairmanship of President
[01:00:39] Erdoğan, dear viewers. In the statement made after the meeting, the progress
[01:00:43] made in the goal of a Terror-Free Turkey was described as
[01:00:46] a historical milestone for the stability
[01:00:49] of Turkey and the region. Of course, there are many
[01:00:53] details regarding the meeting, we will bring you the details shortly
[01:00:57] and our most important headline, our agenda item
[01:01:01] right now is, "Step by step towards a Terror-Free Turkey." The bill
[01:01:04] on strengthening national solidarity and social
[01:01:07] integration will be discussed tomorrow
[01:01:11] in the Parliament's Justice Committee. After the discussions
[01:01:14] are completed in a short time, the bill will come
[01:01:17] to the agenda of the General Assembly. Well, when
[01:01:20] are the General Assembly discussions expected to start this
[01:01:24] weekend, dear viewers. And we will also convey
[01:01:27] a hot development. It came from Syria, friends, look,
[01:01:30] an explosion occurred in Damascus, the capital of Syria.
[01:01:34] A violent explosion occurred near Damascus,
[01:01:37] the capital of Syria. This explosion occurred in the Jaramana
[01:01:40] neighborhood, dear viewers. It was announced that a homemade explosive
[01:01:44] trapped in a minibus detonated. And the Syrian Ministry of Health
[01:01:47] announced that two people died and 13
[01:02:07] Friends, now let's start with a hot and important connection,
[01:02:10] let's start with the development. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan will pay a one-day
[01:02:14] visit to Saudi Arabia tomorrow. The Directorate of Communications
[01:02:39] Recep Tayyip Erdoğan will pay a one-day working visit
[01:02:43] to Saudi Arabia tomorrow. Erdoğan will meet
[01:02:46] with Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Salman and Pakistani
[01:02:49] Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif.
[01:02:52] The statement regarding the visit was made by Director of Communications
[01:02:56] Burhanettin Duran on his social media account.
[01:03:10] In his post, it was stated that within the framework of the visit,
[01:03:13] our President is expected to meet with Saudi Arabian Crown Prince
[01:03:16] and Prime Minister Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin
[01:03:19] Abdulaziz Al Saud and Pakistani Prime Minister
[01:03:23] Shahbaz Sharif. In summary, President Recep Tayyip
[01:03:25] Erdoğan will pay a one-day working visit to Saudi Arabia
[01:03:31] tomorrow. will pay a working
[01:03:34] visit.
[01:03:37] Erdoğan will meet with Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Salman and Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif. Nisa Efendioğlu.
[01:04:00] We said the National Security Council met in Beştepe under the chairmanship
[01:04:03] of President Erdoğan. It was a very important
[01:04:06] meeting. In the statement made after the meeting, it was
[01:04:09] stated that the progress made towards the goals of a Turkey free of terror
[01:04:13] and a region free of terror was discussed. Now
[01:04:16] let's take a look at the details. In the 4th NSC
[01:04:20] meeting of the year, progress towards the goals of a Turkey
[01:04:23] free of terror and a region free of terror was discussed, dear
[01:04:26] viewers. In the statement made after the NSC meeting,
[01:04:30] it was stated that consultations were held regarding the subsequent
[01:04:34] stages of the work that constitutes a historical
[01:04:37] milestone in securing the security, stability,
[01:04:41] and prosperity of our country and region. It was also
[01:04:44] noted in the statement that the latest situation in the fight against
[01:04:48] FETÖ on the 10th anniversary of the treacherous July 15 coup
[01:04:52] attempt was also evaluated. Meanwhile, during the NSC
[01:04:55] meeting, the risks and threats posed by the renewed
[01:04:58] conflicts between Iran and the US spreading to regional
[01:05:01] countries and global trade routes were highlighted.
[01:05:04] All parties were urged to return to negotiations
[01:05:08] aimed at establishing lasting peace.
[01:05:12] Despite the progress made in recent days within the framework
[01:05:16] of the Gaza peace plan, it was emphasized that the international
[01:05:19] community must take a clear and uncompromising stance against
[01:05:23] the Israeli administration
[01:05:25] that continues to violate the ceasefire.
[01:05:34] Friends, now our friends have prepared
[01:05:37] an informative screen. Now let's take a look. We said
[01:05:41] this meeting was very important. We said the National Security Council
[01:05:45] met under the chairmanship of President Erdoğan. So what happened
[01:05:48] in this meeting? Let's take a closer look. The stages that constitute
[01:05:52] a historical milestone in the goals of a terror-free
[01:05:55] Turkey and a terror-free region were discussed. We had mentioned
[01:05:58] this earlier. Measures to completely eliminate
[01:06:01] FETÖ will be continued meticulously, this is also extremely
[01:06:05] important. The Ankara summit was a critical threshold
[01:06:08] for the future of NATO, this was also evaluated.
[01:06:12] It was said that the US and Iran should return to negotiations.
[01:06:16] This was one of the topics discussed. Now we continue.
[01:06:19] It was said that Russia and Ukraine should take steps for peace.
[01:06:23] Turkey will continue its utmost contribution
[01:06:26] for regional solidarity. Our country already
[01:06:32] initiatives and ceasefire violations,
[01:06:36] it was said that an uncompromising stance should be taken
[01:06:40] against Israel, who continues these actions. The decisions
[01:06:43] and evaluations from the meeting were also
[01:06:46] like this, dear viewers.
[01:06:52] And we will continue with another important
[01:06:55] meeting.
[01:06:59] During the meeting,
[01:07:00] the goal of a terror-free Turkey and the steps to be taken
[01:07:08] in the process were discussed. Erdoğan and Bahçeli also
[01:07:11] evaluated regional developments. Here
[01:07:14] are the details.
[01:07:20] The goal of a terror-free Turkey, the steps to be taken
[01:07:23] after the framework law is submitted to Parliament,
[01:07:26] the current developments.
[01:07:42] the prominent headlines were
[01:07:43] discussed.
[01:07:47] Erdoğan and Bahçeli's primary agenda was the goal of a terror-free
[01:07:51] Turkey. The President had conveyed his thanks to
[01:07:54] those who showed will, especially MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli,
[01:07:58] after the framework law proposal was submitted
[01:08:00] to the Parliament Speaker's Office. During the meeting,
[01:08:04] the steps to be taken regarding the process after the proposal
[01:08:08] was submitted were extensively discussed.
[01:08:11] The parliamentary schedule for the process
[01:08:15] that started with Bahçeli's historic call was discussed. Regional
[01:08:18] developments were also on Erdoğan
[01:08:23] and Bahçeli's agenda. And we continue. The bill
[01:08:26] on strengthening national solidarity and social integration
[01:08:30] will be discussed tomorrow in the Parliament's Justice Committee,
[01:08:33] dear viewers. The committee discussions on the 12-article bill
[01:08:36] are expected to be completed in a short time. After
[01:08:39] the bill is accepted in the committee, it will come
[01:08:43] to the agenda of the General Assembly. General Assembly discussions are expected
[01:08:47] to start this weekend.
[01:08:52] in order to strengthen our internal front,
[01:08:55] as the People's Alliance, we took a historic
[01:08:58] step. By initiating the process of a terror-free
[01:09:02] Turkey, we put not only our hand but also
[01:09:06] our body under the
[01:09:08] stone.
[01:09:12] A critical threshold has been crossed in the goal of a Terror-Free Turkey.
[01:09:16] The bill on strengthening national solidarity and social
[01:09:19] integration was submitted
[01:09:20] to the Parliament Speaker's Office.
[01:09:23] Discussions on the 12-article bill will begin tomorrow
[01:09:27] in the Parliament's Justice Committee. The committee discussions
[01:09:30] on the bill, submitted with the signatures of 356 deputies, are expected
[01:09:34] to be completed in a short time.
[01:09:36] After the bill is accepted in the committee, it will come
[01:09:40] to the agenda of the General Assembly. General Assembly discussions are planned
[01:09:43] to begin this weekend.
[01:09:46] The first condition for the regulations in the bill
[01:09:49] is for the terrorist organization to end its actual existence
[01:09:53] with all its organizational structures and all its elements
[01:09:57] under its control and lay down its arms. After the determination of the security
[01:10:00] institutions, the confirming decision of the National Security
[01:10:03] Council will be published in the Official Gazette and the process will begin.
[01:10:07] In the bill, there is no general amnesty, special
[01:10:10] status, or amnesty for the crime of premeditated murder. Those who committed
[01:10:14] the crime of premeditated murder within the framework of terrorist
[01:10:17] activities and those who committed crimes requiring aggravated
[01:10:21] life imprisonment or life imprisonment before June 1, 2005
[01:10:24] are also excluded. Thus, the leaders of the organization
[01:10:28] along with İmralı are also
[01:10:29] excluded from the regulation.
[01:10:34] Dear viewers, Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek
[01:10:38] made a statement regarding the bill prepared within the scope
[01:10:41] of the Terror-Free Turkey process. He stated
[01:10:44] that the bill does not include any regulation regarding
[01:10:47] those who martyred our security forces. He said that the goal
[01:10:50] of a Terror-Free Turkey is a national state
[01:10:54] policy that prioritizes the peace of the nation,
[01:10:58] the security of the state, and a common future. Minister of Interior
[01:11:02] Mustafa Çiftçi also stated regarding the process that a Terror-Free
[01:11:05] Turkey is the unwavering
[01:11:09] will of our state. "On this path we have embarked
[01:11:12] on to make the Turkish Century the Century of Justice,
[01:11:15] we are all witnessing a historical stage
[01:11:18] with our Terror-Free Turkey vision. Minister of Justice
[01:11:22] Akın Gürlek stated that the goal of a Terror-Free Turkey
[01:11:26] is a national policy that prioritizes the peace of the nation
[01:11:29] and the security of the state. He underlined
[01:11:33] that no one will be granted special status in the bill
[01:11:35] that has come to the agenda of our Parliament.
[01:11:39] There is no regulation in the bill regarding those who ordered
[01:11:50] terrorist attacks or those
[01:11:57] who martyred our security forces. The sensitivities of our martyrs'
[01:12:00] families and heroic veterans will be the main measure
[01:12:04] of the process. No action that would harm their
[01:12:07] honor and sacred memories
[01:12:10] will be allowed." also stated in his statement
[01:12:13] that the "Terror-Free Turkey" goal represents the unwavering
[01:12:17] will of the state, emphasizing
[01:12:18] that there would be no turning back
[01:12:21] from this goal. will permanently rid Turkey of the
[01:12:25] threat of terrorism, further strengthen our national unity
[01:12:28] and solidarity, and enhance peace in our country
[01:12:31] and region. There is no turning back from the goal of a Terror-Free
[01:12:35] Turkey. Our state will win, our nation
[01:12:37] will win,
[01:12:41] and Turkey will win. Meanwhile, the Ministry of National
[01:12:44] Defense emphasized that the Terror-Free Turkey process is a strategic
[01:12:48] vision that contributes to regional stability.
[01:12:50] The Turkish Armed Forces will continue to fulfill
[01:12:54] its responsibilities in the process, and all
[01:12:57] necessary measures will be taken, according to the statement.
[01:13:01] During the Ministry's weekly briefing, information
[01:13:04] was also shared regarding developments in the Middle East,
[01:13:07] NATO, and international missions.
[01:13:12] An assessment regarding the Terror-Free Turkey process
[01:13:15] came from the Ministry of National Defense. It was emphasized that
[01:13:19] superior success has been achieved in the fight against terrorism
[01:13:23] through the efforts of the security
[01:13:30] forces. A Terror-Free Turkey is a strategic vision
[01:13:34] that strengthens national security and contributes
[01:13:37] to regional stability. Our Turkish Armed Forces
[01:13:40] will continue to fulfill its duties and responsibilities
[01:13:44] in this process with determination, just as it has until
[01:13:47] now, and will continue to take all necessary measures.
[01:13:51] At the Ministry of National Defense's weekly briefing,
[01:13:55] developments in the Middle East and Israel's aggression
[01:13:58] were also on the agenda. Israel, the biggest obstacle
[01:14:02] to establishing lasting peace and stability in the region,
[01:14:06] continues to deliberately sabotage diplomatic initiatives
[01:14:09] for a ceasefire and lasting peace in Gaza, even
[01:14:13] during a period when they were progressing positively. It was stated
[01:14:16] at the meeting that 5 F-16 fighter jets of the Turkish
[01:14:20] Armed Forces started their mission in Estonia on August
[01:14:24] 1st within the framework of the NATO enhanced air
[01:14:28] policing mission. It was also announced that Turkey will
[01:14:32] host the Southeast European Brigade CBrig Headquarters,
[01:14:35] established in 1999, until 2032. The Brigade
[01:14:38] Headquarters achieved full operational capability in Istanbul
[01:14:41] on August 3, 2026. Currently, 28 core
[01:14:45] personnel from six countries are on duty. The Headquarters
[01:14:48] is planned to be officially activated on August
[01:14:51] 31, 2026.
[01:14:55] Meanwhile, friends, the 40-year cost of terrorism to the
[01:14:59] economy is 2.3 trillion
[01:15:02] dollars. So, which investments
[01:15:05] could have been made in the economy with this colossal
[01:15:08] amount? The Directorate of Communications highlighted the economic
[01:15:11] cost of terrorism to Turkey with examples. A video
[01:15:14] was prepared within the scope of the communication campaign
[01:15:18] launched with the label "National Solidarity." According to this,
[01:15:21] thousands of city hospitals could have been established
[01:15:25] with this cost. Maraca
[01:15:27] Airport or highways
[01:15:32] could have been built. The cost of terrorism
[01:15:35] to Turkey is over 2.3
[01:15:38] trillion dollars. When we look at it from the perspective
[01:15:42] of opportunity costs, the economic
[01:15:45] loss of the country due to terrorism
[01:15:49] is almost double this figure.
[01:15:52] 31 million earthquake houses, 15 organized
[01:15:56] industrial zones, 218 Istanbul
[01:15:59] Airports, a solar power plant that would meet
[01:16:03] 23 years of electricity consumption. The Directorate of Communications
[01:16:06] explained the economic cost of terrorism to Turkey
[01:16:10] over 40 years with data. In this context, a communication
[01:16:13] campaign was launched on digital media
[01:16:16] platforms with the hashtag "National Solidarity."
[01:16:20] The cost of combating terrorism to the country's economy
[01:16:24] was highlighted with videos and graphics prepared
[01:16:27] within the framework of the campaign, its productions,
[01:16:30] and investments. The investment capacity
[01:16:34] that Turkey could reach if the resources were utilized
[01:16:37] in different areas was explained with examples.
[01:16:40] Today, the magnitude of this economic burden. According
[01:16:43] to this, if 2.3 trillion dollars were used for investment,
[01:16:47] a 4600 MW solar energy plant could be established.
[01:16:50] Or 5191 city hospitals with
[01:16:54] 3,650,000 beds, 850 1915 Çanakkale
[01:16:57] bridges, more than 100 modern airports, 30,000
[01:17:01] kilometers of highways, and 36 million
[01:17:04] social housing units were given as examples
[01:17:07] of what could be done with the said resource.
[01:17:10] The video was shared on the Directorate of Communications'
[01:17:14] social media account. In the post, it was stated that terrorism
[01:17:18] not only targeted our security and national solidarity,
[01:17:22] but also our economy, our future, and our
[01:17:25] welfare. It was stated that trillions of dollars
[01:17:28] allocated to the fight against terrorism over the years
[01:17:31] prevented investments in the future.
[01:17:34] When our Terror-Free Turkey process reaches its destination,
[01:17:38] our country will be permanently rid of this heavy
[01:17:41] economic burden. When this issue is solved
[01:17:45] permanently, the winner will be all of Turkey,
[01:17:47] with its 86 million individuals, the nation
[01:17:51] and the country. The work, which quickly rose to the top
[01:17:55] of social media trends, also received support from its members.
[01:17:58] While the "National Solidarity" hashtag stood out in the posts,
[01:18:01] attention was drawn to the importance of the Terror-Free Turkey
[01:18:05] goal for economic development
[01:18:14] and unity. Friends, we continue. Look,
[01:18:17] 10 years of fugitive ended in prison.
[01:18:20] Terrorist Burkay Karatepe, the only fugitive suspect
[01:18:24] of the team assigned for the assassination of the president
[01:18:28] on July 15, was arrested to face justice. In his
[01:18:31] statement to the police, the FETÖ terrorist made important
[01:18:35] girişimine ilişkin önemli itirafları. görüştü,
[01:19:08] to FETÖ and the treacherous coup attempt. He had a catalog marriage. participated in the armed and bombed attack
[01:19:11] on the hotel where the president was staying.
[01:19:13] Burkay Karatepe, a Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) terrorist, who was caught in Afyonkarahisar after 10 years on the run,
[01:19:16] was arrested in Mugla. He wanted to benefit from effective repentance.
[01:19:20] In his 69-page statement, he made important confessions regarding the organization's structure
[01:19:24] and the coup attempt. The terrorist Burkay Karatepe confessed that
[01:19:28] he maintained his connection with the organization through people responsible for him
[01:19:31] during his education and profession.
[01:19:34] He said that he got married through the organization's catalog system.
[01:19:38] In 2013, with the aim of getting married,
[01:19:41] I met someone named Hami, known as the "matchmaker brother."
[01:19:44] I said I wanted to marry a lady from the Hizmet movement. My ex-wife, whom I married in this way,
[01:19:47] was a "sister" to university students within the organization.
[01:19:51] The terrorist Karatepe also recounted his meeting with the head of FETO in America in 2012.
[01:19:54] He said that he hid himself
[01:19:58] so as not to be recognized when he went to the meeting.
[01:20:01] Before entering the area where the mansion was located,
[01:20:05] someone told me to change my clothes, put on a hat and glasses,
[01:20:08] and that they were doing this as a precaution to prevent satellite tracking.
[01:20:12] I changed my clothes, put on the clothes they gave me,
[01:20:15] and entered the entrance gate of the area where the house was located
[01:20:18] with this person, wearing a hat and glasses.
[01:20:21] I realized that the questions given to us were exactly the same as the questions
[01:20:25] I had received for the staff exam. I thought that the organization that gave us the questions
[01:20:28] also gave the questions to other people like us and helped them pass the staff exam.
[01:20:32] After the July 15 coup attempt, 90% of those who were trainees in the same period as me
[01:20:35] were dismissed.
[01:21:07] For this reason, I think that 90% of those who came to the course
[01:21:11] were FETO members. The FETO terrorist
[01:21:14] also explained how they prepared
[01:21:18] for the July 15 coup attempt. We went to the brother's house in Bahçeli Evler.
[01:21:21] There, the responsible brother told us that an important activity
[01:21:25] would take place soon. He said that Şükrü Seymen would be our commander,
[01:21:28] that we should obey his orders and instructions,
[01:21:31] that we should not tell anyone, including our wives, about this,
[01:21:35] and that we should not take our phones with us. I learned here that Şükrü Seymen
[01:21:39] was from FETO. The terrorist Karatepe said that
[01:21:42] he was involved in the assassination attempt in Istanbul.
[01:21:45] He explained how they went to Izmir by helicopter,
[01:21:48] and from there to Marmaris with weapons and ammunition.
[01:21:51] We landed at Çile Military Air Base. When we landed,
[01:21:54] the area where Maklim was located was also ready.
[01:21:57] Here, General Gökhan Şahin Sönmez Ateş also joined us.
[01:22:00] First, Şükrü Seymen asked us if there was anyone among us who was not from the Hizmet movement.
[01:22:03] No one said otherwise. They told us that the army had carried out
[01:22:06] a coup within the chain of command regarding the activity to be carried out.
[01:22:09] In this context, we were also told
[01:22:12] to take the President and deliver him to the designated place.
[01:22:16] He was trying to reach Gökhan Şahin Sönmezateş and other people through his phone,
[01:22:19] but he couldn't reach them. At this point,
[01:22:23] we understood that the coup had failed. The FETO terrorist gave conflicting statements
[01:22:26] regarding the large amount of gold and money found when he was caught.
[01:22:30] It is being investigated how the terrorist Karatepe
[01:22:34] hid for 10 years and with whom he was in contact. Yes,
[01:23:07] in the meantime, we will talk about the Ahbap association investigation.
[01:23:11] Because the investigation is ongoing. MASAK
[01:23:14] put the association's bank accounts under scrutiny
[01:23:17] and prepared a report. The report highlighted that
[01:23:20] the money transfers amounted to millions.
[01:23:24] It was emphasized that those who helped with good intentions
[01:23:28] were victims of the crime.
[01:23:29] In the investigation,
[01:23:37] it is being investigated to which individuals and companies
[01:23:40] the donations made by famous names were transferred
[01:23:44] and whether they were used for purposes other than their intended purpose.
[01:23:47] The bank accounts of the Ahbap association
[01:23:50] are under scrutiny. MASAK
[01:23:53] prepared a report regarding the high-value aid
[01:23:57] carried out in 2023 and afterwards.
[01:24:01] According to the report, many singers, actors,
[01:24:04] presenters,
[01:24:09] and content producers made high-value payments to the association.
[01:24:13] The list included 38 names. According to the records,
[01:24:17] Ajda Pekkan, Barış Arduç, Ebru Şahin, Tarkan Tevetoğlu,
[01:24:20] Sibel Can, and Nevzat Aydın each sent one million liras
[01:24:23] to the Ahbap association. According to the list,
[01:24:27] Ali Atay
[01:24:29] donated 562,386 liras
[01:24:33] to Ahbap. It was determined that
[01:24:36] singer Ebru Gündeş, chef Somer Sivrioğlu,
[01:24:39] and artist Genco Erkal each sent 500,000 liras.
[01:24:43] Halit Ergenç is recorded to have donated
[01:24:47] a total of 400,000 liras in two separate transactions.
[01:24:50] It was stated that the payment made by Hasan Cankaya
[01:24:54] was 320,000 liras. In the transfer descriptions,
[01:24:57] it was reported that terms such as
[01:25:01] "donation," "earthquake aid," or similar expressions
[01:25:04] were found. In the investigation,
[01:25:07] it will be investigated whether receipts were issued
[01:25:10] in the name of the donors and whether the money
[01:25:14] was used for the stated aid activities.
[01:25:17] If it is determined that the donations
[01:25:20] were used for purposes other than their intended purpose,
[01:25:23] the donors will be victims
[01:25:26] of the said act. Therefore,
[01:25:29] the investigation is being carried out meticulously.
[01:25:32] It is being investigated to which individuals and companies
[01:25:35] the donations were transferred in later stages
[01:25:38] and for what purpose they were used. Bank statements,
[01:25:42] donation receipts, association accounting records,
[01:25:45] and expense documents are being examined.
[01:25:48] The connections of transfers made from accounts
[01:25:51] registered in the name of companies or third parties
[01:25:54] with the real donors are being investigated.
[01:25:58] And now, we continue our bulletin
[01:26:01] with another investigation
[01:26:03] that all of Turkey
[01:26:07] is closely following. New details have emerged
[01:26:10] in the investigation into the disappearance of Gülistan Doku
[01:26:14] in Tunceli in 2020. The hospital barcode, prescription,
[01:26:18] and paper fragments said to have been found
[01:26:21] at a depth of 14 meters in the Uzunçayır Dam
[01:26:24] raised suspicions. An expert stated that
[01:26:28] the papers could not have reached a depth of 14 meters
[01:26:32] and that it would not be possible for them to remain intact.
[01:26:35] Two of the three diver police officers detained in the fourth wave operation
[01:26:38] were arrested on charges of tampering with evidence.
[01:26:42] The Gülistan Doku investigation is being carried out meticulously.
[01:26:44] In the investigation
[01:26:49] carried out by the Tunceli and Erzurum Chief Public Prosecutor's Offices,
[01:26:53] 19 suspects were detained
[01:26:57] in the last wave operation. 12 of the suspects
[01:27:00] were arrested.
[01:27:02] Two of the arrested suspects
[01:27:05] were police divers. Scissors, hospital barcodes,
[01:27:08] prescriptions, and paper fragments were found
[01:27:12] in the Uzunçayır Dam, where Gülistan Doku had been searched for days,
[01:27:15] on January 8 and 10, 2020. These evidences,
[01:27:19] found 14 meters underwater and recorded in a report,
[01:27:23] were deemed suspicious
[01:27:23] by the prosecutor's office.
[01:27:27] The expert stated that the writings on the papers
[01:27:30] had not faded and that it was not possible
[01:27:34] for the papers to have reached a depth of 14 meters.
[01:27:37] Due to these paper fragments, which were assessed
[01:27:40] to have been placed in the area later, three diver police officers
[01:27:44] were referred to court with a request for their arrest
[01:27:47] on charges of tampering with evidence.
[01:27:50] Two diver police officers were arrested, while one was released
[01:27:54] under judicial control. A total of 28 people
[01:27:57] are under arrest
[01:28:10] within the scope of the investigation. Among the arrested
[01:28:14] are the former Governor of Tunceli, Tuncay Sonel,
[01:28:17] and his wife and son. And now,
[01:28:20] we will talk about the weather. Turkey has been affected
[01:28:23] by desert heat.
[01:28:28] Of course, when it comes with humidity,
[01:28:31] the perceived temperature increases.
[01:28:32] flocked to shaded Those who are overwhelmed by the heat
[01:28:40] and cool areas.
[01:28:40] Desert heat was effective
[01:28:47] in many parts of the country. Parks and gardens in Maraş,
[01:28:50] overwhelmed by the heat and humidity, remained desolate
[01:28:52] due to the scorching heat.
[01:28:56] The weather is very hot, brother, parks are very hot,
[01:28:59] children can't come, can't play,
[01:29:03] can't sleep at night. Even if it's hot here,
[01:29:06] it's windy,
[01:29:09] houses are hotter, we take a breath here.
[01:29:12] Another city where the desert heat
[01:29:15] made its effect was Osmaniye.
[01:29:19] With the effect of 67% humidity, the perceived air temperature in Osmaniye
[01:29:22] exceeded 40 degrees.
[01:29:26] During the hours when the heat was most intense,
[01:29:29] streets and roads fell silent.
[01:29:35] Those who went out
[01:29:36] tried to cool off in the shade. If I stayed at home,
[01:29:40] I wouldn't go out. I came out here,
[01:29:44] it's breezy here. It's very hot,
[01:29:47] I'm throwing myself outside,
[01:29:49] what can I do? In Antalya,
[01:29:53] with the humidity reaching 85%, the perceived temperature
[01:29:56] reached 40 degrees. Those overwhelmed by the heat
[01:30:00] preferred the beaches. In Adıyaman,
[01:30:03] where the air temperature
[01:30:04] was above 40 degrees,
[01:30:07] an air conditioning system was installed in the sports center.
[01:30:10] My friends didn't prefer it in summer, and as a result of a good R&D study
[01:30:14] with my friends, we installed
[01:30:17] what we call the air conditioning system
[01:30:19] here.
[01:31:03] increases even more. So, how long
[01:31:07] will these oppressive heats continue?
[01:31:10] We have a very valuable guest, climatologist
[01:31:14] Professor Doctor Barbaros Gönençgil
[01:31:16] is our guest on the broadcast.
[01:31:18] I want to turn to him immediately. Mr. Gönençgil,
[01:31:22] welcome to our broadcast. Thank you, good evening.
[01:31:25] Thank you very much. As I just mentioned,
[01:31:29] summer came late, but in recent days,
[01:31:32] the longing for cool weather has also increased considerably.
[01:31:36] We are facing oppressive heat.
[01:31:39] So, how long will the heatwave be effective?
[01:31:43] We are actually experiencing seasonal normals, at least in terms of pressure conditions,
[01:31:47] to some extent, because especially at the beginning of August,
[01:31:50] as the old people know very well, a hot period called "eyan bavur" begins,
[01:31:54] and we are in it. There are high-pressure conditions
[01:31:58] effective over Turkey, and consequently,
[01:32:02] hot weather is affecting our country.
[01:32:04] Of course, these are much more effective
[01:32:08] in urban life, and they are becoming even more effective,
[01:32:11] because with increasing urbanization, this process becomes
[01:32:15] more scorching or searing especially in cities.
[01:32:18] I would like to add that we talk about the perceived temperature,
[01:32:21] and this is really important, we talk about humidity and temperature together,
[01:32:25] but there is one more thing here, which is the wind.
[01:32:28] Lack of wind is also a factor
[01:32:32] that significantly increases the perceived temperature,
[01:32:36] so the perceived temperature should be considered over three elements:
[01:32:39] temperature, humidity, and wind,
[01:32:41] because windless days can result in higher
[01:32:45] perceived temperatures. Generally,
[01:32:49] when we look at it, Turkey is currently
[01:32:52] under these conditions. So, we are also curious about this.
[01:32:55] You actually drew a general framework, but we are especially curious about the weekend.
[01:32:59] What kind of weather is expected throughout the country?
[01:33:03] We can start with the megacity of Istanbul,
[01:33:06] the capital Ankara, and Izmir.
[01:33:10] Yes. It is possible to continue
[01:33:13] as follows: under these general conditions,
[01:33:17] the effects will be different in different geographical regions of Turkey,
[01:33:20] which is very normal, because there are different climate types
[01:33:24] in different geographical regions of Turkey. Especially Central Anatolia,
[01:33:27] Eastern Anatolia, or rather, Southeastern Anatolia,
[01:33:30] will experience temperatures above 40 degrees this weekend,
[01:33:33] it seems. A clear sky,
[01:33:36] because when the week is windless,
[01:33:39] the perceived temperature will be quite high.
[01:33:42] On the other hand, temperatures will be high
[01:33:46] in the three major cities as well, it seems.
[01:33:49] When we come to Istanbul, we need to pay attention to noon temperatures
[01:33:53] that can reach around 35-34 degrees. Izmir is higher,
[01:33:55] we are talking about a temperature that can reach 40 degrees.
[01:33:59] Ankara, of course,
[01:34:03] within the continental effects, will again see 34-35 degrees
[01:34:06] this weekend, it seems. Only in the east of Eastern Black Sea
[01:34:09] and its high parts, scattered showers may occur
[01:34:13] with the effect of high temperature, but this is only related to
[01:34:17] the local conditions at that moment. However,
[01:34:21] most of Turkey is clear
[01:34:23] and a bit windy, especially in Marmara
[01:34:26] and the Aegean. Yes.
[01:34:29] So, can we say this? We had rainy days for a few days
[01:34:33] last week and cooled down a little,
[01:34:37] but as far as I understand, there is no expectation of rain
[01:34:40] throughout the country in the coming weeks, right?
[01:34:44] Not for these days, and not for the next few days either.
[01:34:47] Probably these hot conditions will continue largely
[01:34:51] until mid-August. From the second half of August,
[01:34:54] as pressure systems start to change, we may occasionally see
[01:34:56] more effective rains
[01:34:59] or cooler weather, but currently,
[01:35:03] at least for the weekend, it is clear,
[01:35:06] and after that, high temperatures
[01:35:09] will continue during the week. So, for these few days
[01:35:13] or this period,
[01:35:15] we don't expect much rain. Well,
[01:35:19] you said that the heat will continue. As a climatologist,
[01:35:22] what can we do to protect ourselves from the heat
[01:35:26] or, we can say,
[01:35:29] to be less affected by it? You touched on a very important point indeed.
[01:35:32] First of all, high temperatures,
[01:35:36] especially when they continue towards extremes and turn into a heatwave,
[01:35:40] become a very serious problem for the elderly,
[01:35:43] children, and especially patients
[01:35:46] with chronic diseases. Therefore,
[01:35:50] it is necessary not to go out
[01:35:54] between 11:00 and 16:00, when the temperature is high,
[01:35:57] unless it is necessary. If you do go out,
[01:36:01] light-colored clothes should definitely be preferred.
[01:36:04] It is essential to increase water consumption,
[01:36:08] because this is an important factor. Therefore,
[01:36:11] some of our citizens have to go out
[01:36:15] due to work, but it is best
[01:36:19] to choose a time period away from the sun
[01:36:23] as much as possible, and not to go out
[01:36:26] if it is not necessary. Evening hours
[01:36:30] can be a little calmer. On the other hand,
[01:36:33] it is not only the heat, but also when it meets with humidity,
[01:36:37] it can become a serious problem for chronic diseases.
[01:36:39] Therefore, these two issues are important.
[01:36:43] Especially, it is necessary
[01:36:46] not to go out between 11:00 and 16:00
[01:36:49] and to consume plenty of fluids. Yes,
[01:36:52] now lastly, we are curious about air conditioner usage.
[01:36:56] It is very hot now, and we want to use air conditioners,
[01:36:59] but on the one hand, we are afraid that we might get sick.
[01:37:02] Do you have any recommendations regarding air conditioner usage,
[01:37:06] especially in this hot weather and in cars specifically,
[01:37:10] because in cars, it directly contacts
[01:37:14] and it's a more enclosed, smaller space?
[01:37:17] I would like to ask about air conditioners again. You are right.
[01:37:21] It can indeed lead to illnesses for both cars
[01:37:25] and homes. Not operating it at very high settings,
[01:37:28] and not being directly exposed is very important.
[01:37:31] It might be possible to do this at home,
[01:37:48] colds and serious illnesses during
[01:37:51] summer heat. We need it,
[01:37:54] yes, because the situation of the streets
[01:37:58] is obvious. We probably need these
[01:38:02] to be able to stay indoors, but let's not stand in front of it,
[01:38:05] at least, and let's cool it down relatively,
[01:38:08] instead of turning it up high to cool it down immediately.
[01:38:35] and when we get into the car, we immediately turn on the air conditioner
[01:38:38] at a very high setting, which can also make us sick,
[01:38:41] so we need to be extremely careful. Thank you very much
[01:38:45] for your valuable comments. You're welcome.
[01:38:48] I'd like to add this, especially regarding cars.
[01:38:51] When we get in, we turn it on,
[01:38:54] yes, but it's also useful to open the windows first,
[01:38:57] to let the air inside go out, and then close the windows
[01:39:00] and operate it at a lower level. This is important
[01:39:04] both economically and in terms of air quality,
[01:39:08] for the air to be breathable. It's useful to pay attention to this as well.
[01:39:12] Yes, you touched on a very important point.
[01:39:15] Thank you very much, have a good broadcast, goodbye.
[01:39:17] And now,
[01:39:36] that a violent explosion occurred near the Syrian capital, Damascus.
[01:39:39] According to initial determinations, two people died,
[01:39:43] and 13 people were injured. Let's look at the details.
[01:39:47] According to the country's official news agency, Sana, a homemade explosive
[01:39:50] planted in a minibus
[01:39:51] detonated in the Jaramana neighborhood
[01:39:57] of the capital Damascus, dear viewers. The Syrian Ministry of Health
[01:40:01] announced that two people were killed and 13 people were injured in the explosion.
[01:40:04] Now we are bringing those images
[01:40:05] to your screens, the scene of the incident.
[01:40:10] After the explosion, preparations were raised to the highest level
[01:40:13] in the hospitals in the region. An investigation
[01:40:17] was launched into the incident.
[01:40:20] And we will continue with foreign developments.
[01:40:24] There are technical details to make the ceasefire permanent,
[01:40:33] but Israel continues to attack Lebanon
[01:40:35] despite ongoing negotiations and the ceasefire, dear viewers.
[01:40:39] Four people
[01:40:41] were injured
[01:40:44] in an air raid on the city of Tyre.
[01:40:47] The negotiations in their 7th round
[01:40:50] are taking place at the US Embassy
[01:40:53] in Rome,
[01:40:57] the capital of Italy. The main agenda items
[01:41:01] in the talks are the technical details
[01:41:04] of the pilot region implementation
[01:41:08] and making the ceasefire permanent. Hezbollah
[01:41:12] opposes these talks. Direct talks
[01:41:15] with Israel are a disgrace,
[01:41:17] an humiliation. Israel continues to attack Lebanon
[01:41:21] despite the existing ceasefire. Four people were injured
[01:41:25] in an air attack on the city of Tyre
[01:41:30] in the south of the country. The United Nations announced
[01:41:33] that Israel's occupation of southern Lebanon
[01:41:36] and its newly issued
[01:41:41] evacuation threat affected thousands of people.
[01:41:45] They are returning, basic humanitarian services are limited,
[01:41:48] there is economic hardship, and unexploded ordnance
[01:41:51] also poses a danger. And now,
[01:41:55] we have a news story about the killer Israel.
[01:42:27] The killer Israel again raided the Qalandiya refugee camp
[01:42:30] in East Jerusalem. More than 60 Palestinians,
[01:42:33] including women and children, were detained.
[01:42:36] Gas and sound bombs
[01:42:39] were thrown at journalists. The killer Israel's provision of security services
[01:42:42] to the occupiers and its de facto protection
[01:42:45] of these groups was also reported
[01:42:49] in the Israeli press.
[01:42:49] The raids of the killer Israeli Army
[01:42:54] on the Qalandiya refugee camp in occupied East Jerusalem
[01:42:58] continue. More than 60 Palestinians,
[01:43:02] including women and children, were detained.
[01:43:04] Gas and sound bombs were thrown at journalists.
[01:43:08] The fact that the occupiers' attacks were not prevented
[01:43:11] was also reported in the Israeli press. It was stated that
[01:43:15] the killer Israel provided security to the occupiers
[01:43:18] and de facto protected these groups.
[01:43:21] Israel's genocidal national security minister Bengvir
[01:43:25] also issued a new directive regarding Palestinian prisoners.
[01:43:30] He requested that Palestinian prisoners' clothes
[01:43:33] and copies of the Quran be seized.
[01:43:36] Meanwhile, Israel continues to violate efforts for peace
[01:43:40] and civilian massacres in the Gaza Strip.
[01:43:44] We already reported the details in our previous news.
[01:43:47] A joint statement came from the foreign ministers
[01:43:50] of Turkey and 7 countries regarding Israel's stance.
[01:43:53] The statement said that the attacks
[01:43:56] were grave violations
[01:43:59] of international law. A call was made to the international community.
[01:44:02] The foreign ministers of 8 countries, including Turkey, the United Arab Emirates,
[01:44:05] Indonesia, Qatar, Egypt, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan,
[01:44:09] stated that Israel's ongoing attacks and violations against civilians
[01:44:12] in Gaza are grave violations of international law.
[01:44:15] The ministers condemned and rejected
[01:44:19] in the strongest possible terms Israel's violations,
[01:44:21] including targeting health facilities
[01:44:25] and medical infrastructure, attacks on civilian infrastructure,
[01:44:28] and the continued loss of civilian lives, including women and children.
[01:44:32] The joint statement noted that the continuation of violations
[01:44:36] undermines international efforts and deepens the humanitarian catastrophe.
[01:44:39] The ministers emphasized that ensuring the immediate,
[01:44:43] safe, and unimpeded delivery of humanitarian aid,
[01:44:46] medical supplies, and recovery assistance
[01:44:50] throughout the Gaza Strip is a legal obligation
[01:44:52] that cannot be compromised
[01:44:57] or mitigated under any circumstances. It was also stated
[01:45:00] that Israel's violations in Gaza,
[01:45:04] the West Bank, and East Jerusalem
[01:45:07] are a systematic policy aimed at creating a fait accompli
[01:45:40] and marginalizing the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people.
[01:45:44] A call was made to the United Nations Security Council
[01:45:47] and the international community. to be the voice of Gaza, which has been subjected to
[01:45:51] persecution and genocide for years, to
[01:45:54] break this blockade, and to take a step
[01:45:58] closer to the liberation of Palestine.
[01:46:01] We have been boycotting for a year. We will continue to boycott
[01:46:05] for our Filipino
[01:46:06] brothers.
[01:46:10] to Gaziantep, its next stop. It was
[01:46:13] greeted by the citizens of Gaziantep at the city entrance with Turkish and Palestinian
[01:46:17] flags.
[01:46:21] Thousands of people gathered at the rally held
[01:46:25] in Şahin Bey Mosque. In the program where messages
[01:46:28] of support for Palestine stood out, humanitarian solidarity
[01:46:32] and unity were emphasized.
[01:46:42] Dear viewers, a training plane crashed in Çatalca,
[01:46:46] Istanbul. The pilot, a senior student, who was
[01:46:49] slightly injured in the accident, was discharged after
[01:46:53] his treatment in the hospital. Let's look at the details. A training
[01:46:56] plane belonging to a private flight school in Çatalca
[01:47:00] district of Istanbul crashed after its tail
[01:47:03] scraped the ground. In the statement made by the Istanbul
[01:47:06] Governorship, it was stated that the pilot, a senior
[01:47:10] student, was slightly injured. The injured
[01:47:12] student was taken to the hospital by the health teams who
[01:47:16] arrived at the scene after the accident and was
[01:47:19] treated. It was learned that the injured person was discharged
[01:47:22] after his treatment in the hospital. An investigation was launched
[01:47:26] into the incident.
[01:47:35] And we will continue with another accident
[01:47:38] news. Excessive speed, recklessness, and traffic
[01:47:42] rule violations led to accidents, dear viewers.
[01:47:45] In the accidents that occurred in the country, two
[01:47:48] people lost their lives, and 33
[01:47:50] people were injured.
[01:47:55] In Kadınhanı district of Konya, a truck driver lost control. It
[01:47:59] hit two cars waiting at a red light in the opposite lane,
[01:48:03] a light commercial vehicle, and another truck. One person
[01:48:06] died and 9 people were injured in the accident.
[01:48:10] they are doing.
[01:48:13] In Konyaaltı district of Antalya, a motorcyclist hit a pedestrian
[01:48:16] trying to cross the road. The pedestrian was seriously injured.
[01:48:20] The motorcyclist lost
[01:48:21] his life.
[01:48:24] In Selik district, a 2-year-old child who came out on the road
[01:48:28] was hit by a car. The injured child in the accident, which was
[01:48:31] also captured by security cameras, was taken to the hospital.
[01:48:36] In Iğdır, a concrete mixer hit a car. Due to the
[01:48:40] impact, the car turned into a pile of scrap, and the concrete
[01:48:43] mixer swerved and went onto the median. 4 people injured
[01:48:47] in the accident were taken to the hospital after initial intervention.
[01:48:52] In Eskişehir, the police went to the scene of an accident
[01:48:56] where a car had gone onto the median. While the teams were waiting
[01:48:59] by the roadside to intervene in the accident, another car
[01:49:03] hit the police vehicle. In
[01:49:04] the second accident that occurred, one police officer, one guard, and 6 people were injured.
[01:49:22] We continue with a new one. Look, dear viewers, these images
[01:49:26] are from Bursa. The moment of the accident in the Beşliyol
[01:49:30] area of Osmangazi district was captured by security
[01:49:33] cameras like this. Look, dear viewers, you can see
[01:49:37] the intensity. The motorcyclist lost control of the steering
[01:49:40] wheel and passed by the pedestrian on the sidewalk
[01:49:44] to avoid hitting them, and hit the wall
[01:49:47] at the side of the road at a high speed. The pedestrian
[01:49:50] narrowly escaped the accident. However,
[01:49:53] the motorcyclist was seriously injured
[01:49:55] due to the impact. Look, during the check
[01:49:59] conducted by the health teams, it was determined
[01:50:02] that the motorcyclist unfortunately lost his life at the scene.
[01:50:06] It was seen that the pedestrian walking on the sidewalk
[01:50:09] pulled back at the last moment and was saved
[01:50:24] from being run over by the motorcycle. Ladies and gentlemen, we have
[01:50:27] some sad news next. Look, a child in Çanakkale
[01:50:31] allegedly died of poisoning due to insect extermination
[01:50:34] in neighboring apartments. An investigation has been launched
[01:50:38] into the incident. The owner of the exterminated house and the company
[01:50:42] employee were detained.
[01:50:47] The extermination in the neighboring apartment led to a tragedy.
[01:50:50] The child poisoned by insect repellent.
[01:50:55] In the incident that occurred in Çanakkale Barbaros
[01:50:59] Neighborhood, father Uğur Çanlı, who returned home from work,
[01:51:03] found his wife Sevda Çanlı and son Yusuf Talha Çanlı
[01:51:07] unconscious. He took them to Mehmet Akif Ersoy State
[01:51:10] Hospital by his own means. After the initial intervention
[01:51:14] there, the mother and son were transferred to Çanakkale
[01:51:17] 18 Mart University Hospital.
[01:51:22] It was decided to transfer him to Başakşehir Çam
[01:51:25] and Sakura City Hospital in Istanbul by ambulance.
[01:51:29] The 9-year-old child unfortunately lost his life despite
[01:51:32] all interventions here.
[01:51:34] It was learned that mother Sevda Çanlı's treatment
[01:51:38] in the intensive care unit in Çanakkale was continuing.
[01:51:41] The Çanakkale Chief Public Prosecutor's Office launched
[01:51:45] an investigation into the incident.
[01:51:46] The owner of the exterminated
[01:51:52] house and the extermination company employee were detained. Ladies and gentlemen, our
[01:51:56] next news is very interesting. They claimed that the baby's
[01:51:59] heartbeat had stopped and wanted to terminate
[01:52:02] the pregnancy. The horrible truth emerged after tests
[01:52:06] at the State Hospital. Actually, the baby was perfectly
[01:52:09] healthy and alive. After the incident in Ankara,
[01:52:12] the mother filed a criminal
[01:52:14] complaint against the private hospital and two doctors with the prosecutor's office.
[01:52:19] The doctor told us that the baby's
[01:52:23] heartbeat had stopped. Then they handed us the admission
[01:52:26] file and said they could do it for 30 thousand lira.
[01:52:29] The private hospital wanted to terminate the pregnancy.
[01:52:32] It turned out that the baby was healthy at the State
[01:52:36] was built 20 hide their surprise.
[01:52:40] "Many of my guests came from outside,
[01:52:43] and as I said, when they
[01:52:46] saw the house on the rocks,
[01:52:50] their reactions were naturally different,
[01:52:53] and we said, 'If anyone can
[01:52:57] do this, it's the Lazi people.'"
[01:53:00] Well, let's say hello to
[01:53:03] the new day and continue to
[01:53:07] report on the developments. We are
[01:53:10] with you with the second part
[01:53:14] of the night watch and we
[01:53:16] immediately start reporting on the developments.
[01:53:20] While a new phase is being
[01:53:23] entered in the process of a
[01:53:25] terror-free Turkey,
[01:53:27] diplomatic activity with
[01:53:31] regional countries, of course, continues
[01:53:35] on the one hand, dear viewers.
[01:53:38] Syrian Foreign Minister Shaybani arrived
[01:53:41] in Ankara. Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan
[01:53:45] and MIT Head İbrahim Kalın met
[01:53:47] with Shaybani separately. In the meetings,
[01:53:50] the integration of armed groups, especially
[01:53:54] the SDF, into the legitimate government
[01:53:56] was discussed.
[01:54:03] He was out of breath and started struggling. The
[01:54:06] 2-year-old child was rescued with the Heimlich maneuver.
[01:54:10] Diam was waiting for a plane with his family
[01:54:14] at Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport. The bead
[01:54:17] of the little child's bracelet got stuck in his
[01:54:20] throat. The child had difficulty
[01:54:23] breathing and his face turned purple. Terminal officers on patrol
[01:54:27] noticed the situation. The officers immediately applied
[01:54:30] the Heimlich maneuver. After a while, the bead stuck
[01:54:34] in the child's throat came out. The child started breathing normally.
[01:54:36] Esma Gülbostancı and Talha Kahya were given certificates
[01:54:40] for their son.
[01:54:46] The Heimlich maneuver also saved a life in Ankara.
[01:54:49] An object got stuck in a young woman's throat in front of a hairdresser's.
[01:54:53] The woman who couldn't breathe
[01:54:56] asked for help. The hairdresser's employee saw that the woman
[01:55:00] was suffocating, ran to her aid and applied the Heimlich
[01:55:03] maneuver. The woman who started breathing normally could not
[01:55:07] get over the shock she experienced immediately. She sat in
[01:55:10] the hairdresser's chair for
[01:55:15] a while. Those moments were reflected in the workplace's
[01:55:18] security camera. In Kadirli district
[01:55:21] of Osmaniye, a mobile phone battery exploded
[01:55:25] during repair. Dear viewers, the fire was extinguished
[01:55:27] with a fire extinguisher.
[01:55:32] Those moments, how were they reflected in the security
[01:55:35] camera? He was repairing the phone battery. He threw
[01:55:37] the phone and extinguished the flames with a fire extinguisher.
[01:55:41] The incident occurred at a technical service in
[01:55:45] Kadirli district of Osmaniye. While workplace owner İsmail
[01:55:48] Şen was repairing the customer's phone, the battery exploded.
[01:55:52] Şen frantically threw the phone on the table and
[01:55:54] intervened with a fire extinguisher. Then the electricity
[01:55:58] switch was turned off. A battery exploded. Fortunately,
[01:56:01] there was no loss of life or property in the
[01:56:05] incident. Phone repairman Şen also warned against
[01:56:09] low-quality batteries. This accident once again showed
[01:56:11] us how dangerous unknown low-quality batteries can be.
[01:56:14] He proved it to us. Definitely do not have batteries
[01:56:28] installed that do not have a guarantee. The General Directorate of
[01:56:31] Foundations, affiliated with the Ministry of Culture
[01:56:35] and Tourism, organized a circumcision feast for 80 children in Ankara,
[01:56:38] dear viewers. The children took a city tour in
[01:56:41] a convoy, watched shows,
[01:56:47] and were delighted with bicycle gifts. They watched
[01:56:50] the Seymen's show. They had a blast with the puppet
[01:56:54] show. The General Directorate of Foundations of the Ministry
[01:56:58] of Culture and Tourism made
[01:56:59] children experience unforgettable moments at the Circumcision Feast, which it organized for the second time this year.
[01:57:12] every detail was
[01:57:13] carefully planned.
[01:57:17] we dressed our children in circumcision
[01:57:20] clothes, and then we took an Ankara
[01:57:24] city tour. After visiting the Aslarhane
[01:57:27] Mosque, which is on the UNESCO list, we visited
[01:57:30] the tomb of Hacı Bayram Veli, the spiritual architect of Ankara,
[01:57:35] and then we prayed
[01:57:39] there with our children and came here
[01:57:42] today with our circumcision convoy, which created
[01:57:45] a visual feast in Ankara today.
[01:57:48] At the feast, the children enjoyed
[01:57:51] puppet shows, storyteller narratives,
[01:57:55] and stage activities. We toured with
[01:57:59] the convoy, may God be pleased with
[01:58:02] our state, we were very happy, they
[01:58:06] did everything necessary,
[01:58:09] they helped us a lot in every
[01:58:12] matter, thank you very much. "I
[01:58:15] lost my cat, it was a very
[01:58:18] nice day, we
[01:58:20] bought ice cream,
[01:58:24] we toured, we will buy a bicycle."
[01:58:28] At the end of the feast, children
[01:58:31] who watched the Seymen's show with
[01:58:35] interest were given bicycles as gifts.
[01:58:38] Ladies and gentlemen, look, Osman Okutan
[01:58:42] from Rize and
[01:58:43] his three brothers
[01:58:48] wanted to build a house on the
[01:58:52] land inherited from their father. The brothers, who could
[01:58:56] not find a suitable place on the
[01:58:59] rugged terrain, naturally used the sharp
[01:59:03] intelligence of the Black Sea people
[01:59:06] and built a three-story house on
[01:59:10] two adjoining rock masses.
[01:59:13] The three-story building built on huge
[01:59:17] rock masses weighing tons. The images
[01:59:20] are from Ardeşen district of Rize.
[01:59:24] Because there is no landslide on the
[01:59:27] rock here. It is very solid.
[01:59:30] That's what the geological engineer says.
[01:59:34] Houses built on rocks do not
[01:59:38] have any problems. Osman Okutan returned
[01:59:41] to his ancestral home in Rize
[01:59:45] after retiring. The man who wanted
[01:59:48] to build a house in his village
[01:59:52] could not find a suitable place
[01:59:56] on the rugged terrain. Okutan decided
[02:00:24] It was on this stone you
[02:00:28] see, and we did not lose
[02:00:32] its feature. We poured concrete on
[02:00:35] it and built a construction. The
[02:00:39] ancestral home where I live, we say,
[02:00:41] is on the same rock, so
[02:00:45] we did not disturb its naturalness.
[02:00:49] Those who see
[02:00:49] the house, which