TRTHABER — Haber 13 20260808 090000 UTC 849 transcript segments Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive. Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record. [00:01:09] Our clocks show 12:00, dear viewers. In Istanbul's Çekmeköy, a [00:01:12] retaining wall collapsed. [00:01:16] The collapse of the retaining wall occurred during foundation [00:01:19] excavation. There were buildings right next to it, and those buildings [00:01:22] were also evacuated as a precaution. In Sultangazi, [00:01:26] the adjacent apartment was damaged during foundation excavation. [00:01:37] In Istanbul, two apartments in Çekmeköy and Sultangazi were evacuated [00:01:40] as a precaution, and dozens of people were evacuated. [00:01:42] edildi. [00:01:46] In Çekmeköy, Çatalçeşme District, the retaining wall of a construction site [00:01:49] where foundation excavation was being done collapsed. Upon notification, police [00:01:53] and municipal police teams were dispatched to the scene. Security [00:01:56] measures were taken in the street. The municipal police conducted an inspection of the apartment [00:02:00] next to the construction site. 32 residents were evacuated as a precaution. [00:02:04] It was announced that entry to the apartment [00:02:06] would be possible again after the repair work on the retaining [00:02:09] wall was completed. [00:02:12] A similar incident occurred in Sultangazi, 50. Year District. [00:02:16] The building next to the area where foundation excavation was being done was damaged. [00:02:19] Upon notification, teams were dispatched [00:02:21] to the region. [00:02:24] Around 12 o'clock at night, cracking sounds started to be heard. [00:02:28] We went downstairs in a panic. Since excavation was being done [00:02:31] next door, they went 2 meters below the foundation. [00:02:35] We had to evacuate the building as a precaution. We are still [00:02:38] waiting. The building was sealed by municipal [00:02:41] teams. [00:02:45] An operation centered in Istanbul was launched against individuals [00:02:49] who obtained Turkish citizenship through illegal means. In the operation, [00:02:52] 80 suspects were detained. 32 of the suspects [00:02:56] were arrested by the court and sent to prison. [00:03:03] The organized crime group showed properties as highly valuable [00:03:07] with fake appraisal reports. It provided [00:03:10] Turkish citizenship to 687 foreign nationals through sham [00:03:13] sales. The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office launched [00:03:17] an operation against individuals who obtained Turkish citizenship through illegal [00:03:20] means. 80 suspects were detained in the operation [00:03:23] conducted in 16 provinces centered in Istanbul. In the investigation, [00:03:27] it was determined that the buying and selling transactions were not genuine, [00:03:30] and the required foreign currency inflow was not actually provided. It was determined [00:03:34] that the state was harmed by this method. 51 [00:03:37] of the suspects were referred to the court with a request for arrest. [00:03:41] 32 suspects were arrested by the court [00:03:44] and sent to prison. The process initiated for the cancellation [00:03:47] of the citizenship of 687 foreign nationals is still [00:03:50] ongoing. [00:03:54] In Ünye, Ordu, Canan Demir, who had a tick attached [00:03:57] to her, died in Sivas where she was being treated for Crimean-Congo [00:04:01] Hemorrhagic Fever. 37-year-old Canan Demir, living in Ünye [00:04:04] district of Ordu, had a tick attached to her. Upon complaints of weakness and [00:04:08] vomiting, Demir was taken to the hospital. The woman, diagnosed [00:04:11] with Crimean-Congo Hemorrhagic Fever, was transferred [00:04:14] to Sivas Cumhuriyet University Faculty of Medicine Hospital. [00:04:17] Demir, who was taken into treatment in the intensive care unit, [00:04:20] lost her life despite [00:04:22] interventions. [00:04:26] The images are from Malatya. An 82-year-old man [00:04:30] falls ill, dear viewers. This is a municipal bus. One of the [00:04:33] female passengers immediately notices the situation and informs [00:04:37] the driver. A race against time begins. Immediately after, the driver [00:04:41] changes his route. The 112 emergency call center is informed, and in a short [00:04:44] time, the bus pulls up in front [00:04:47] of the hospital emergency service. The elderly man was [00:04:50] taken for treatment. [00:04:54] Search efforts for the person who disappeared in the sea in Büyükçekmece, [00:04:58] Istanbul, continue on their third day. The Coast Guard Command and the Diving [00:05:02] Safety Search and Rescue team continue their search [00:05:05] underwater. In Büyükçekmece, Istanbul, search efforts began [00:05:08] on Thursday after reports [00:05:11] of a person disappearing in the sea. The operations, [00:05:15] which started with the reports of citizens who stated that they saw a person [00:05:18] struggling and then disappearing, continued on their third day. [00:05:22] The Coast Guard Command and the Diving Safety Search and Rescue team [00:05:25] are continuing their search underwater since the early [00:05:29] hours of the morning. Yesterday's operations included a helicopter [00:05:33] and two boats belonging to the Coast Guard Command, as well as the Istanbul Fire [00:05:36] Department Underwater Search and Rescue teams. It was learned that the efforts [00:05:40] to find the unidentified person who is thought to have disappeared [00:05:44] in the sea will continue until sunset. [00:05:48] In Afyonkarahisar, a passenger bus crashed into a pickup truck [00:05:51] from behind, killing one person and injuring [00:05:54] 15. The accident occurred in the Akyören region [00:05:57] of the Afyonkarahisar-Antalya Highway. The passenger [00:06:01] bus, whose driver lost control, crashed into a pickup [00:06:04] truck traveling in the same direction from behind. The out-of-control [00:06:08] pickup truck came to a stop after hitting the barriers. Upon notification, [00:06:11] gendarmerie and police teams were dispatched to the accident [00:06:15] scene. The teams determined that the pickup truck [00:06:18] driver had lost his life. One injured person in the pickup truck [00:06:21] and 14 injured people [00:06:23] in the bus were taken to nearby hospitals. [00:06:32] In the unsolved murder investigations carried out under the coordination [00:06:36] of the Ministries of Justice and Interior, the curtain of mystery [00:06:40] was lifted in two cases. disguised as suicide and accident. [00:07:13] The conflicting statements of the family members and the gunshot [00:07:16] residues found on the hand of one of the suspects revealed [00:07:19] that the incident was not a suicide. The investigation [00:07:23] was deepened. In simultaneous operations in Tekirdağ, Hakkari, [00:07:26] and Van, 7 suspects were detained. Another [00:07:30] unsolved case came to light in Afyonkarahisar. It was determined [00:07:33] that Yunus Emre Yakar, who died on January 24, 2026, [00:07:37] when he was only 4 years old, did not fall from a height [00:07:40] as claimed. "The investigation was deepened [00:07:44] due to contradictions between autopsy findings and suspect statements. [00:07:48] The stepfather was arrested for intentional killing of the child [00:07:51] and torture, and the stepmother for intentional killing [00:07:54] by neglect. [00:08:00] The bill on strengthening national solidarity and social [00:08:03] integration was accepted by the Parliament's Justice Committee. [00:08:07] Committee Chairman Cüneyt Yüksel said, "We are fulfilling [00:08:10] a historic responsibility." Group Deputy Chairman Abdülhamit Gül [00:08:14] reminded that 367 deputies signed the bill. [00:08:17] He said, "This is an unprecedented political consensus in Turkish [00:08:20] parliamentary [00:08:21] history." [00:08:25] We are fulfilling a historic [00:08:29] responsibility concerning our common direction for the second [00:08:33] century of our Republic. I submit the entire [00:08:36] proposal to your votes. Those who accept? [00:08:39] Those who do not accept. [00:08:43] It has been accepted. Another threshold has been crossed [00:08:47] in the goal of a terror-free Turkey. The bill on strengthening [00:08:50] national solidarity and social integration was accepted [00:08:54] by the Parliament's Justice Committee. Committee Chairman [00:08:57] Cüneyt Yüksel once again emphasized that the regulation is not [00:09:01] a general amnesty or specific to individuals. A terror-free [00:09:04] Turkey is also the strongest guarantee of the ideal [00:09:07] of a terror-free region. This proposal is not [00:09:11] an amnesty regulation. a regulation specific to individuals. [00:09:15] AK Party Group Deputy Chairman Abdülhamit Gül was in the committee [00:09:19] for the concluding speech. He stated that the number of deputies [00:09:22] who signed the bill reached 367. He said, [00:09:25] "This is an unprecedented political consensus in Turkish [00:09:28] parliamentary history." 367 of our deputy friends [00:09:32] have signed in writing [00:09:35] to support a very important law [00:09:39] for national solidarity and strengthening [00:09:41] social integration. "Considering the number [00:09:45] of signatures on the proposal and the distribution of the signatories [00:09:49] among political party groups, it reveals a historical [00:09:52] consensus and political [00:09:55] agreement unprecedented in Turkish democracy [00:09:58] and parliamentary history." MHP Deputy Chairman Fetih [00:10:02] Yıldız was also among the names who spoke [00:10:05] in the commission on behalf of his party. [00:10:08] The lives of tens of thousands [00:10:10] of our people. [00:10:25] I want to emphasize that there are [00:10:27] no losers in this process. [00:10:31] We are at the beginning of a process where 86 million [00:10:34] people will win. The bill is expected [00:10:38] to be on the agenda [00:10:39] of the General Assembly on Monday. [00:10:42] The Mecca Agreement signed by Turkey, Pakistan, [00:10:46] and Saudi Arabia received widespread [00:10:48] coverage in the world press. The historic development was announced [00:10:52] as breaking news. It was noted that the agreement [00:10:55] is one of the most important steps in recent years. [00:10:58] It was emphasized that it is a strategic development taken to increase [00:11:01] regional deterrence. [00:11:06] The Mecca Agreement signed between Turkey, Pakistan, [00:11:10] and Saudi Arabia was on the headlines of the world press. The Arab press [00:11:13] followed the developments minute by minute. Television [00:11:17] channels, including Qatar-based Al Jazeera and Dubai-based [00:11:21] Al Arabiya, broadcast the agreement live to their viewers. [00:11:45] The British BBC News highlighted that [00:11:48] the agreement is one of the most important security steps [00:11:52] in recent years. [00:11:55] The Reuters agency announced the developments regarding [00:11:58] the Mecca Agreement with the headline "Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan [00:12:02] sign a joint defense agreement amid regional [00:12:05] turmoil." The British Financial Times also emphasized that [00:12:09] the agreement is a strategic step taken to increase [00:12:12] regional deterrence. [00:12:15] The German ARD channel emphasized that Pakistan [00:12:18] and Saudi Arabia want to further strengthen military cooperation [00:12:22] with Turkey. The German news channel N24 [00:12:25] reported the news as, "In addition to NATO being the world's [00:12:29] largest defense alliance, a new and smaller defense [00:12:33] pact is now being established." [00:12:36] The American news agency AP served the news to its subscribers [00:12:39] with the statements, "Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed [00:12:43] an important defense agreement." The New York Times [00:12:46] newspaper also announced the agreement to its readers [00:12:49] on the front page. The news used the statements, "Turkey, [00:12:53] Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan signed a joint defense pact that [00:12:57] foresees an attack on any of the three countries [00:13:00] as an attack on all three." Greek Sky Television [00:13:04] reported the agreement as breaking news. It emphasized [00:13:08] the strategic advantages of Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia. [00:13:11] Kathimerini newspaper also gave extensive coverage [00:13:15] to the Mecca Agreement. It was stated that an attack [00:13:18] on one of the signatory states would be considered [00:13:21] an attack on the others. [00:13:28] Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey signed a critical [00:13:31] defense pact" was the headline [00:13:33] of the news. [00:13:38] Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif stated that he was honored [00:13:42] to sign the agreement with President Erdoğan and Saudi [00:13:45] Arabian Crown Prince Salman. Saudi Arabia [00:13:48] made a statement regarding the Mecca Agreement, saying [00:13:52] "It shows our brotherhood." It is believed that the agreement [00:14:05] The importance of the agreement for both the region and the world [00:14:09] was emphasized, and it was highlighted that relations between [00:14:12] the countries will be further strengthened. Statements came one after [00:14:15] another from Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, who signed [00:14:18] the Mecca Agreement with Turkey. [00:14:28] expressed his honor to sign the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement with Prince Muhammad [00:14:31] bin Salman. He used the expressions, "I hope [00:14:35] this historic agreement, signed in the shadow of Haramey, [00:14:38] will remain a shield of peace for future generations and bring [00:14:42] prosperity to the ummah as well as to the three brotherly [00:14:44] countries." Pakistan's Foreign Minister [00:14:48] Ishaq Dar said, "The agreement is an important step to advance [00:14:51] strategic cooperation and further strengthen the lasting bonds [00:14:55] of brotherhood between our nations." [00:14:58] He said that the agreement will contribute to regional [00:15:01] peace and stability. [00:15:04] Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan stated [00:15:08] that the agreement shows the depth of brotherhood [00:15:12] and strategic relations between the three countries. He pointed [00:15:15] out that the agreement will have a positive impact [00:15:19] on the entire region. Saudi Arabian Defense Minister [00:15:23] Khalid bin Salman also said [00:15:25] that the Mecca Defense Agreement provides for the security [00:15:29] of the region and the world. He emphasized that the agreement [00:15:32] forms the framework of a long-term defense partnership. [00:15:36] Palestine announced that it welcomed the agreement. [00:15:39] In the statement of the Palestinian Presidency, it was stated [00:15:42] that "this agreement is important in terms of strengthening [00:15:46] stability and cooperation among Muslim countries, [00:15:49] as well as security." The Bahraini Ministry of Foreign [00:15:53] Affairs also underlined [00:15:58] that the agreement reflects the common will to increase deterrence. [00:16:01] Dear viewers, we have reported how the agreement was covered [00:16:04] in the world press. We also shared the statements made by the leaders [00:16:08] after the agreement. What will the agreement bring? We will now take [00:16:11] evaluations. We have an expert guest with us. We will evaluate [00:16:15] the Mecca Agreement. SETA researcher Dr. Mustafa Caner [00:16:17] is our guest. Welcome [00:16:20] to our broadcast. Thank you, Nihan Hanım. [00:16:24] First of all, we know that it is a security and defense [00:16:27] pact. We know that increasing deterrence is the primary goal, [00:16:31] but of course, it is thought that it will also benefit [00:16:34] the defense industry and many commercial [00:16:37] elements. When you look at the articles of the agreement, [00:16:40] what are the points that excite you the most, perhaps [00:16:44] attract your attention, and that you think will bring benefits? [00:16:48] Of course, when we look at the text of the agreement, the article that attracts [00:16:52] our attention the most is the one stating that an attack [00:16:55] on one member will be considered an attack on all members. [00:16:59] In this respect, it is understood that it is a very [00:17:02] strong and binding defense agreement. [00:17:06] In this respect, it is also [00:17:09] very similar to Article 5 of NATO, and it appears [00:17:13] as an article that is the product of the same logic. [00:17:16] What does this mean? If there is an attack on Saudi Arabia, [00:17:20] Pakistan must also react, and Turkey must also react. [00:17:23] Of course, we hope such a thing doesn't happen, [00:17:27] but in this respect, this is an agreement [00:17:30] that creates deterrence. That is, if there is another [00:17:33] country that intends to attack these three countries, [00:17:37] it will have to take into account a collective [00:17:41] and active response from the three countries, which creates [00:17:44] a very strong deterrence. Because there are different [00:17:48] contributions in terms of security [00:17:51] provided by the three member countries. Pakistan is a nuclear [00:17:54] power, Turkey has the strongest army [00:17:58] in the region in conventional terms, and Saudi Arabia [00:18:01] is a country with a very strong air defense system [00:18:05] and is economically strong due to its oil [00:18:08] and natural gas revenues. Therefore, we see that a very [00:18:12] strong security pact has emerged with the different contributions [00:18:16] of these three countries. So, what would be your [00:18:19] assessment of Turkey's position in the region in this regard? [00:18:23] Turkey is a very key actor in the region. I'm not [00:18:26] just talking geographically, not just geopolitically. [00:18:30] It is already a very key [00:18:33] actor in terms of geography and geopolitics, but besides [00:18:38] this, Turkey's breakthroughs in the defense industry, especially [00:18:41] in recent years, attract the attention of the whole [00:18:45] world. We see that many defense [00:18:48] equipment, ranging from the drones produced [00:18:50] by Turkey to many other [00:18:53] things, are determinant in shaping the conflict [00:18:57] zones and even redrawing the maps in the whole [00:19:01] world. In this respect, Turkey has emerged as a military [00:19:04] power and a military industrial power, but besides [00:19:07] this, when we look at it in terms of diplomatic [00:19:11] capacity, we see that Turkey is a country that solves [00:19:14] problems, brings parties together, whether [00:19:17] in the Russia-Ukraine issue or the Iran-US [00:19:20] issue, it is a diplomatic problem-solver and dialogue-facilitator. [00:19:24] Therefore, these three elements, namely its geopolitical [00:19:28] position, its military power, the power of its military [00:19:32] defense industry, and its diplomatic capital [00:19:35] and power, naturally place Turkey in the position [00:19:39] of an important actor that cannot be ignored [00:19:42] or even thought of as being outside of any picture. [00:19:46] Now, when we consider the regional balances, [00:19:49] when we go to that point within the defense [00:19:53] agreement in Pakistan and also consider the regional [00:19:57] balances there, how do you evaluate the current situation, [00:20:00] that is, how will it affect us? [00:20:03] Of course, now we need to see that each [00:20:07] member country deals with different [00:20:10] issues. That is, the issues Turkey deals with, [00:20:14] such as Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, [00:20:18] and the Iran war, are more acute issues [00:20:21] that we are struggling with and that concern [00:20:25] our immediate vicinity. Of course, Saudi Arabia [00:20:28] has a bigger problem, the Hormuz problem right now, and the Iran [00:20:32] war affects Saudi Arabia more acutely, [00:20:35] honestly. [00:20:38] As you know, Pakistan has very serious problems [00:20:41] with India, sometimes it experiences problems [00:20:44] with Afghanistan, sometimes it experiences problems with separatist organizations [00:20:48] on the Iranian border, and sometimes [00:20:52] it has problems with other countries, [00:20:55] with other actors. Therefore, the three countries [00:20:58] have different issues. When I look at these [00:21:01] different issues right now, I don't see them as issues [00:21:05] that will clash with each other, [00:21:08] harm each other, or create a conflict of interest. They are all [00:21:11] separate issues, and there is even a common interest. For example, [00:21:14] ending the Iran war as soon as possible [00:21:17] is a point desired by all three countries. [00:21:25] And in cases where countries have diverging issues, they will of course [00:21:28] use the deterrence brought by this pact as a facilitating [00:21:31] factor, as capital, to solve those problems. [00:21:35] And in common issues, I think diplomatic solutions [00:21:39] will be reached as soon as possible [00:21:42] with the synergy and deterrent power created. [00:21:46] Let's continue from Hormuz. Turkey also has serious [00:21:50] efforts and important contacts in this regard. [00:21:53] On the other hand, this issue was also one of the topics [00:21:57] discussed during the meetings between US President Donald [00:22:00] Trump and President Erdoğan. How would you [00:22:03] interpret the Iran issue, considering [00:22:06] Saudi Arabia's stance in Hormuz, for our country? [00:22:10] Now, of course, the Iran war unfortunately [00:22:13] produces negative externalities and [00:22:16] results for the entire region. We are past [00:22:20] the humanitarian dimension, there is nothing to discuss [00:22:23] about the death of innocent people, etc., [00:22:27] but apart from this, there are costs [00:22:30] that it imposes on us and the entire region [00:22:34] economically, militarily, and in terms of security. [00:22:37] Ending these costs as soon as possible depends on [00:22:41] ending the war. Unfortunately, the war is currently [00:22:44] in a stalemate; we cannot speak of either war or [00:22:48] peace. There are occasional [00:22:50] attacks and retaliations. However, there is [00:22:54] an agreement between Iran and Oman [00:22:57] that was announced two days ago [00:23:00] but still needs the approval of the Iranian Supreme Leader [00:23:03] to come into force. [00:23:06] It can be expected that this agreement [00:23:10] will at least create an opportunity [00:23:13] for diplomatic relief, for a breathing [00:23:17] space. It can also be expected that [00:23:20] it will create a ground for returning [00:23:24] to the previously violated memorandum [00:23:26] of understanding, which I believe [00:23:30] is quite important for resolving the war. [00:23:34] This is a diplomatic hope for us right now. [00:23:37] Apart from this, I don't think this war [00:23:40] has a military solution. Does it have [00:23:44] no military solution at all? Of course, [00:23:47] it does, but I hope it doesn't escalate [00:23:50] to that level. Because as it stands, [00:23:53] neither side can gain an advantage over [00:23:56] the other. For them to gain an advantage, one side [00:24:00] must increase its firepower in a very asymmetric [00:24:03] way, [00:24:06] meaning I hesitate to say it, but it [00:24:09] might have to resort to the nuclear option. [00:24:13] Because conventionally, it is not very possible [00:24:17] to end this war with military means, [00:24:20] also because Iran has [00:24:23] geographical and demographic advantages. Even though [00:24:26] the US is a superpower, this superpower status [00:24:30] cannot make Iran kneel [00:24:38] because of Iran's advantages. Therefore, [00:24:42] resolving this issue on a diplomatic [00:24:45] basis is the most reasonable approach. [00:24:49] Mr. Caner, thank you very [00:25:20] much for your valuable contribution. I thank you, Nihan [00:25:23] Hanım, and wish you good broadcasts. [00:25:27] Thank you. [00:25:28] The Ministry of Commerce [00:25:31] has implemented many new regulations in favor [00:25:35] of consumers in advertising. It completely changed [00:25:39] the advertising rules. So, why were all these regulations [00:25:42] implemented in the sector? [00:25:46] The lowest selling price within the last 10 days [00:25:49] will be taken as the basis. Thus, the creation of a perception [00:25:53] of unrealistically high discounts will be prevented. [00:25:57] Many businesses could write 200 TL [00:26:00] for a 100 TL [00:26:04] product, cross out 200, and write 100. This [00:26:08] will actually enable consumers to buy products [00:26:11] at their real prices. In advertisements for perishable [00:26:15] goods such as fruits and vegetables and services, [00:26:18] the price before the discounted price will be [00:26:22] taken as the basis. I think we can say that fake [00:26:24] discounts are a thing [00:26:26] of the past. I attach [00:26:29] great importance to this, because it will really [00:27:32] contribute significantly to the sustainable [00:27:35] growth of e-commerce and win more [00:27:39] consumer trust. Also, the regulation prevented [00:27:43] targeted advertising specific to children by using [00:27:47] their personal data. This will ensure [00:27:51] stronger protection for children in the digital [00:27:54] environment. In advertisements made on social media, [00:27:58] partnerships will also be written clearly and understandably. [00:28:01] If artificial intelligence [00:28:05] is used when sharing no arrhythmia burden, so [00:28:08] we are currently just monitoring our patient on an outpatient basis, and [00:28:12] he is also doing well at the moment. Yes, Şeymus Doğan, who was greatly [00:28:15] surprised by the diagnosis, is praying for his health to be restored. [00:28:19] You had a 4-year-old daughter, and I saw [00:28:22] the effect of the medications on her, and after that, I felt [00:28:25] more relieved. My chest pains and dizziness [00:28:28] decreased, and after this, with my [00:28:31] doctor... "we are following this disease, I hope I recover my health in [00:28:35] a short time in this process, he is also doing well at the moment." [00:28:38] Yes, when scorching heat combines [00:28:42] with high humidity, the burden on the body further [00:28:45] increases. Many health problems can be experienced, from [00:28:48] dehydration to insomnia, from high blood pressure to respiratory distress. [00:28:51] So, what should be paid attention to in hot weather? [00:28:55] Details [00:28:56] are in our news. [00:29:02] Increasing air temperatures made daily life difficult. Hot weather [00:29:06] primarily increases the body's heat with an increase [00:29:08] in temperature. When our body temperature rises, our metabolism [00:29:12] and blood circulation increase. The body begins to lose [00:29:16] water and salt. [00:29:20] Of course, there's also the humidity aspect. Humidity further increases [00:29:23] the effect of hot weather. In Istanbul, the humidity rate reached [00:29:27] up to 90% in the evening hours. It almost [00:29:30] became difficult to breathe. Humidity increases the pressure in the [00:29:34] air, so we feel as if the burden on us has increased, [00:29:37] that is, as if we are being crushed under a weight. When this combines [00:29:41] with heat, it doubles the heat and humidity [00:29:44] effect. Our nose dries, our skin dries, and due [00:29:48] to the effect of both heat and humidity, [00:29:51] high blood pressure can be experienced, sweating [00:29:55] can be experienced, and an increase in pulse [00:29:58] can be experienced. High humidity poses [00:30:02] artmasıyla solunum yollarında tıkanma olabiliyor, özellikle çok sigara [00:30:06] içenler, kova hastaları, astım hastaları nemden ve [00:30:10] rutubetten daha çok etkileniyor. Peki sıcak ve nemli [00:30:13] havalarda sağlığımızı korumak için nelere dikkat etmemiz gerekiyor? [00:30:16] Bakın uzmanlar hangi uyarılarda [00:30:19] bulunuyor. [00:30:22] Güneşin direkt altına çıkmamak, açık renkli giyinmek, bol [00:30:26] sıvı tüketmek, su ve tuz kaybına engel olmak ama esas olan [00:30:30] güneşin tam tepede olduğu saatlerde. "dışarıda [00:30:33] olmamak, mümkünse gölgede olmak, mümkünse hafif esintili havanın [00:30:36] devir yaptığı yerlerde olmak çok [00:30:38] önemli. [00:30:43] Avrupa'da kuraklık ve kaburucu sıcak hakim, İngiltere'de yeşil [00:30:46] alanlar sarardı, Almanya'da çiftçiler tahıl ürünlerini [00:30:50] erken hasat etmek zorunda kaldı. Yüksek sıcaklık [00:30:53] nedeniyle İtalya ve Macaristan alarm durumunda. [00:30:56] Japonya'daysa Dolfin Tayfuniu [00:30:58] etkili. [00:31:04] Park ve yeşil alanlar kuraklık sebebiyle sarı renge [00:31:07] büründü. [00:31:09] İngiltere'nin başkenti Londra Temmuz ayında son 190 yılın [00:31:13] en kurak dönemlerinden. [00:32:15] alanlar için sığınak [00:32:16] oldu. [00:32:20] Dışarı gerçekten çok sıcak, dayanılmaz, ama buraya gelince [00:32:23] serin bir esinti var, doğal klima [00:32:25] gibi. [00:32:29] Japonya'nın Güney batısındaysa Dolfin, Türkçe ismiyle [00:32:33] Yunus Tayfunu etkisini gösterdi. Tayfun güçlü [00:32:37] rüzgarlara, aşırı yağışa ve dev dalgalara yol [00:32:40] açtı. Kagoshima ve Okinava [00:32:44] eyaletlerinde. yaklaşık 260 bin kişi için [00:32:47] tahliye emri çıkarıldı. [00:32:50] Tayfun hava ulaşımını da vurdu. 500'den fazla uçuş iptal [00:32:54] edildi. [00:32:57] Uydu görüntüsü de Tayfun'un şiddetini gözler önüne [00:33:00] serdi. [00:33:04] Dünyada yüz binlerce hektarlık orman [00:33:07] yangınlarda yok oldu Amerika Birleşik Devletleri, İtalya, [00:33:11] Bulgaristan, Sırbistan ve Bosna Hersek'te. [00:33:15] söndürülemeyen yangınlar nedeniyle binlerce kişi [00:33:18] tahliye edildi, ekipler söndürme çalışmalarında zamanla [00:33:21] yarışıyor. [00:33:26] Amerika Birleşik Devletleri'nin Washington eyaletinde orman yangınlarıyla [00:33:30] mücadele sürüyor. Arevler özellikle Spokayin kenti [00:33:34] çevresinde hayatı olumsuz etkiliyor. Yaklaşık bir haftadır [00:33:37] devam eden yangınlar nedeniyle 65.000 kişi evlerinden tahliye [00:33:40] edildi. 700 yapı yok oldu ve 31.360 [00:33:44] hektarlık... Alan küle döndü. Sıcaklıkların artması ve rüzgarın [00:33:48] etkili olması beklenirken yangınların yayılmasından endişe [00:33:50] ediliyor. [00:33:53] İtalya'nın Recho Emelya kentinde alevler ormanlık alanları [00:33:56] küle çevirdi. Yanggının kontrol altına alınması için itfaiye ekipleri bölgeye sevk [00:34:00] edildi. [00:34:03] Avrupa'da aşırı sıcaklar ve orman yangınları etkisini artırıyor. [00:34:06] Sıcaklıkların mevsim normallerinin üzerinde görüldüğü Bulgaristan'da [00:34:10] Başkent Sofya yakınlarında yangın çıktı. Alevler rüzgarın etkisiyle [00:34:13] büyüdü. Sırbistan'da [00:34:18] sıcak hava, kuraklık ve şiddetli rüzgar orman yangınlarını [00:34:22] büyütüyor. Ülkenin batısında 10 gün önce söndürülen yangın yeniden [00:34:25] alevlendi. Koruma altındaki yaklaşık 700 hektarlık çam ormanı tehdidi [00:34:29] altında, zorlu arazi yangının kontrol altına alınmasını [00:34:32] güçleştiriyor. [00:34:35] Bosna Hersek'te de orman yangınlarıyla mücadele sürüyor. Ülkenin [00:34:38] güneyindeki Konyits bölgesinde çıkan yangınlar dağlık ve [00:34:42] a greater risk for those [00:34:46] with chronic diseases. With the effect of [00:34:49] humidity and the increase in vapor, airway [00:34:53] obstruction can occur. Especially heavy smokers, [00:34:55] COPD patients, [00:35:00] and asthma patients are more affected by humidity [00:35:04] and dampness. So, what should we pay attention [00:35:08] to in hot and humid weather to protect our health? [00:35:12] Let's see what warnings experts are [00:35:15] giving. Not going directly under the [00:35:18] sun, wearing light-colored clothes, [00:35:23] consuming plenty of fluids, and preventing water and salt loss [00:35:26] are important, but the main thing is to not be [00:35:29] outside during the hours when the sun is directly overhead. [00:35:33] "It is very important to be in the shade if possible, [00:35:36] and to be in places where there is a light breeze if [00:35:40] possible. Drought and scorching [00:35:43] heat prevail in Europe. Green areas in England have turned [00:35:46] yellow. Farmers in Germany had to harvest their grain [00:35:50] crops early. Italy and Hungary are on alert [00:35:54] due to high temperatures. In Japan, Typhoon [00:35:57] Dolphin is effective. Parks and green areas [00:36:01] turned yellow due to drought. London, the capital of England, [00:36:05] is experiencing one of the driest periods in the last [00:36:08] 190 years in July. became a shelter [00:36:12] for areas. It's really hot outside, [00:36:15] unbearable, but when you come here, there's a cool breeze, like [00:36:19] natural air conditioning. In southwestern Japan, [00:36:22] Typhoon Dolphin, whose Turkish name is Yunus, showed [00:36:26] its effect. The typhoon caused strong [00:36:30] winds, excessive rainfall, and giant [00:36:33] waves. Evacuation orders [00:36:37] were issued for approximately 260,000 people [00:36:40] in Kagoshima and Okinawa prefectures. [00:36:44] The typhoon also affected air travel. [00:36:48] More than 500 flights were canceled. [00:36:51] Satellite imagery also revealed the severity of [00:36:55] the typhoon. Hundreds of thousands [00:36:58] of hectares of forest were destroyed by fires [00:37:01] in the United States, Italy, Bulgaria, [00:37:05] Serbia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. [00:37:07] Thousands of people were evacuated due to uncontrollable [00:37:10] fires. Teams are racing against time in their [00:37:14] firefighting efforts. Forest fires continue in Washington [00:37:18] state in the United States. The fires are negatively [00:37:22] affecting life, especially around the city [00:37:25] of Spokane. Due to the [00:37:27] fires that have been ongoing for approximately a week, [00:37:31] 65,000 people have been evacuated from their [00:37:34] homes, 700 structures have been destroyed, [00:37:37] and 31,360 hectares of land [00:37:41] have turned to ash. With temperatures expected to rise [00:37:44] and winds to be strong, there are concerns about [00:37:48] the fires spreading. In Reggio Emilia, [00:37:51] Italy, flames turned forested areas into ash. [00:37:54] Firefighting teams were dispatched to the region [00:37:58] to bring the fire under control. [00:38:02] Extreme heat and forest fires are increasing [00:38:05] their impact in Europe. A fire broke out [00:38:08] near the capital Sofia in Bulgaria, where temperatures [00:38:12] were above seasonal norms. The flames grew [00:38:16] with the effect of the wind. In Serbia, [00:38:19] hot weather, drought, and strong winds [00:38:22] are exacerbating forest fires. The fire [00:38:26] that was extinguished 10 days ago in the west [00:38:29] of the country flared up again. Approximately 700 [00:38:32] hectares of protected pine forest are under [00:38:36] threat. The difficult terrain makes it difficult [00:38:39] to bring the fire under control. [00:38:42] Forest fires also continue in Bosnia and Herzegovina. [00:38:46] The fires that broke out in the Konjic [00:38:49] region in the south of the country were brought [00:38:53] under control due to the mountainous and inaccessible [00:38:56] terrain. Military helicopters were included in the firefighting [00:39:00] efforts after the flames spread due to the [00:39:03] wind. Teams are making intense efforts to prevent [00:39:07] the fire from reaching residential areas. [00:39:10] Europe is struggling with extreme heat and [00:39:13] forest fires. We just shared it with you in our [00:39:17] news. Thousands of people died due to the heatwave. [00:39:21] Forest fires are relentless. We will go to Italy now. [00:39:24] Dündar Keşapla will convey the latest situation [00:39:28] in Europe from Italy. Yes, thank you [00:39:32] Nihan Koyuncu. Europe is going [00:39:35] through a difficult period in the summer of 2026, [00:39:39] where extreme temperatures, drought, and forest [00:39:42] fires are simultaneously effective. Especially, [00:39:46] temperatures are rising [00:39:47] in many countries from [00:39:55] Italy to Spain, from France to Portugal, [00:39:59] and we are going through a process where fires [00:40:02] are quite effective, and we can say that many areas have been [00:40:05] destroyed and turned into ash. In Italy, [00:40:09] a red alert was given in 27 cities last [00:40:12] week, and meteorology experts say that the temperature [00:40:16] level in Italy will continue until August 15th. [00:40:20] However, on the other [00:40:22] hand, there is a point [00:40:29] that experts particularly draw attention to. Fires [00:40:32] started earlier this summer than in previous [00:40:35] periods, meaning they started [00:40:37] in April and could continue [00:40:43] until November. They warn about this, [00:40:47] but I want to give another detail. While [00:40:50] the temperature level reached up to 40 degrees [00:40:53] in different cities of the country, yesterday, the temperature level [00:41:27] in Naples, Italy, rose to 8 degrees. [00:41:31] As you can see, [00:41:32] Italy is under the [00:41:36] effect of heat, and while the struggle against [00:42:10] fires in some regions [00:42:11] continues, Italy is [00:42:17] kalacak bir yerim yoktu. yeme, içme ve yatacak yer [00:42:20] dahil her şeyimizi karşıladılar. bana kıyafet de [00:42:23] verdiler. ders ve Kur'an-ı Kerim ezberi konusunda eğitim [00:42:27] veriyorlar. ayrıca bir psikolog [00:42:29] var. [00:42:33] Türkiye'den uzanan yardım eli Gazze'de ailesini kaybeden [00:42:36] çocuklara umudu oldu. [00:43:18] Doğuştan kronik böbrek yetmezliği ile mücadele eden 10 [00:43:22] yaşındaki Fatma Zehra Kırac'ın en büyük hayali ayı [00:43:25] teleskopla görmekte o hayal Ankara Üniversitesi [00:43:29] Kraykenri asathanesi'nde gerçeğe dönüştü. Fatma Zehra [00:43:32] şimdi ise Alper Gezeravcayla tanışmayı [00:43:35] bekliyor. [00:43:40] Hastane odasında okuduğu astronomi kitapları ona gökyüzüne uzanan bir hayalin [00:43:44] kapısını araladı. Doğuştan kronik böbrek yetmezliği ile mücadele eden [00:43:47] Fatma Zehra Kıraç'ın en büyük isteği teleskopla ayın [00:43:51] yüzeyini görmekti. O hayal Ankara [00:43:54] Üniversitesi Krayken Resathanesinde gerçeğe [00:43:57] dönüştü. Ben ayın [00:44:00] parlaklığını görmek istedim, doğrusu. [00:44:03] Ayrıca o ayın yüzeyinde bulunan [00:44:07] kraterler çok büyük görünüyorlardı. Böyle başladı benim [00:44:11] hayalim, hayatımda gerçekten ilk kez bir asathane gördüm. [00:44:14] Fatma Zehra 10 yaşında. Doğduğundan beri Ankara Üniversitesi [00:44:18] Tıp Fakültesi Cebeci çocuk Hastanesi'nde tedavi görüyor. Uzaya ilgisi [00:44:22] de hastanede okuduğu kitaplarla başladı. Hayalini öğrenen [00:44:25] doktorları ve rasathane ekibi onun için özel bir [00:44:28] gözlem etkinliği düzenledi. Ankara [00:44:31] Üniversitemiz aslında toplumun her alanında hizmet veren bir devlet [00:44:34] kurumu. Dolayısıyla bizler şanslıyız çünkü Ankara Üniversitesi [00:44:37] Cebeci Hastanesi'nde tedavi gören. "fatma zehra [00:44:41] Kıraç'ın ay hayalini, aya gitme hayalini biz [00:44:44] duyduk, şimdilik aya gidemese de ayı [00:44:47] Fatma Zehra'nın ayaklarına getirmeyi kendimize bir misyon edindik. [00:44:51] Ay yüzündeki kraterleri inceleyen Fatma Zehra'nın hayalleri [00:44:55] bununla da sınırlı değil. Alper Gezeravcı [00:44:58] kampüsü olduğunu duyunca çok [00:45:01] heyecanlandım, tanışmayı çok isterdim gerçekten. Ben de belki [00:45:05] ileride astronot [00:45:06] olabilirim. [00:45:11] Karadeniz'in zorlu araziyi şartları ev yapmak isteyenleri [00:45:14] farklı çözümler üretmeye zorluyor. Rize'de yaşayan [00:45:17] Muhammed Dilmaç da onlardan biri. Evinin kendi arazisinden geçen köy [00:45:21] yolunun üzerine metrelerce yükseklikteki [00:45:24] kolonları kullanarak inşa [00:45:25] etti. [00:45:31] Doğu Karadeniz coğrafyası Engebeli, sarp yamaçlarla [00:45:34] dolu. Öyle ki vatandaşlar çoğu kez ev yapmak için bile düz [00:45:38] arazi bulmakta zorlanıyor. örneklerinden biri Rize'de [00:45:41] yaşandı. [00:45:46] Çayali ilçesinde yaşayan Muhammed Dilmaç köyüne bir ev yapmak istedi, ancak [00:45:49] uygun arazi yoktu. Sonunda kendi arazisinden geçen köy [00:45:53] yolunun üzerine ev yapmaya karar verdi. Tabii ki evin [00:45:57] yolu kapatmadan yapılması gerekiyordu. Ev yapmak için [00:46:00] böyle fazla geniş bir arazimiz olmadığı için böyle [00:46:04] bir şey düşündük. Ta aşağıdan aldım [00:46:07] temellerini. [00:46:14] Dilmaç önce 8 metre yüksekliğinde beton bloklar [00:46:17] dikti, sonra bu blokların üstünde evi inşa etmeye [00:46:20] başladı. Ortaya görenlerin bir kez daha [00:46:22] baktığı ev çıktı. Usti toplam 100 [00:46:26] m2, 680 m2, altında bir otoma salanı, [00:46:29] mutfak, tuvalet banyo, üstüne Dorro da tuvalet [00:46:33] banyo. Ev öylesine yüksekte inşa edilmişti ki, [00:46:37] altından beton mikserleri bile rahatça geçebiliyor. [00:46:53] e misafirler geliyor, resim çekiniyorlar, biraz yüksek bir ev [00:46:56] sanki, ama alttan yol geçtiği için bunu yüksek yapmak [00:47:00] zorunda [00:47:00] kaldık. [00:47:05] Kastamonu'da bu yıl 36'sı düzenlenen [00:47:08] Uluslararası Taş köprü kültürü ve sarımsak festivali başladı. [00:47:12] Festivalde en iyi sarımsak, en güzel buzağı ve kuzu yarışması [00:47:15] yapıldı. Yurt dışından gelen ekiplerin dans gösterileri de [00:47:19] festivale renk kattı. [00:47:26] Davul zurna sesleri yöresel oyunlara karıştı, sarımsaklar, [00:47:30] buzağlar ve kuzular yarıştı. [00:47:33] Bu renkli görüntüler Kastamonu'nun Taşköprü ilçesinden. [00:47:37] Taşköprü belediyesince 36. Uluslararası [00:47:40] Taşköprü kültür ve sarımsak festivali [00:47:42] düzenlendi. [00:47:48] Yerel tohumumumuza sahip çıkmaya ve coğrafi [00:47:51] işaretimizi. hakkını vermeye devam ettiğimiz sürece [00:47:55] Taşköprü sarımsağının değeri daha da artacak, hem [00:47:59] üreticimiz kazanacak, hem de Taşköprü [00:48:02] kimliği gelecek nesillere layıkıyla [00:48:05] devredilecektir. [00:48:09] Bizim ise yerel yönetim olarak amacımız var olan bu [00:48:13] değerleri ülkemize ve dünyaya tanıtmak ve [00:48:17] bu haklı guru [00:48:18] yaşamaktır. [00:48:22] güzel buzağı ve kuzu yarışması yapıldı, dereceye girenlere [00:48:26] ödüller verildi, birinci olduk, yorgunluğumuz [00:48:29] çıktı, çoluk çocuk enanmıyordu [00:48:33] ama oldu, mutluyuz, gelecek sene de [00:48:36] katılmayı düşünüyoruz, [00:48:40] festival kapsamında Kolombia, Güney Kore, Kuzey Makedonya, [00:48:43] Rusya ve Kuzey Kıbrıs Türk Cumhuriyeti ekipleri de gösteri sundu. [00:48:47] Festival 9 ağustos'a kadar konserler ve çeşitli [00:48:50] etkinliklerle devam edecek. [00:48:57] Türkiye'nin Kutup bölgelerine düzenlediği Bilim Seferleri kitap haline [00:49:00] getirildi. Sanayi ve Ticaret Bakanlığı Sıfır Atık Vakfıyla [00:49:04] Tübitak Kutup Araştırmaları enstitüsü işbirliği ile hazırlanan [00:49:07] Kutuplarda sıfır atık kitabının tanıtımı İstanbul'da [00:49:10] yapıldı. Sanayi ve teknoloji bakanı Mehmet Fatih [00:49:13] Kacır Kutup Bilim seferleri Türk Bilim insanlarının Ufkunun [00:49:17] ileri seviyeye taşındığı laboratuvar çalışmalarıdır ifadesini [00:49:20] kullandı. [00:49:25] Kutup bölgelerinde gerçekkleştirilen 16 bilim seferi, 300'den [00:49:29] fazla alanında uzman bilim insanı. Türkiye'nin kutuplara dair [00:49:32] elde ettiği birikim sıfır atık bakış açısıyla kitap haline [00:49:36] getirildi. Sıfır atık vakfımıza bu duyarlılığı [00:49:39] için, kutuplarda çevre dostu [00:49:42] yaklaşım için önemli bir yayın niteliğinde [00:49:45] olan bu güzel kitabın hayata [00:49:48] geçmesine öncülük ettikleri için huzurlarınızda bir kez daha. [00:49:52] teşekkür ediyorum, ümit ediyorum ki peşi sıra başkaca [00:49:56] nitelikli çalışmalar da bu ayak izini takip ediyor [00:49:59] olsun. Sıfır Atık Vakfıyla Tübitak Kutup Araştırmaları [00:50:03] Enstitüsü işbirliğinde hazırlanan Kutuplarda Sıfır Atık kitabının [00:50:06] tanıtımı yapıldı. Aslında [00:50:09] burada bir noktaya dikkat çekmek istedik. Dünyanın her yerinde [00:50:12] atık krizi var. Kutuplarda biliyorsunuz yaşam yok. Yaşam [00:50:16] olmayan yerde bile artık mikroplastiğe rastlıyoruz. Plastik atıklara [00:50:19] rastlıyoruz ve buna dur demek zorundayız. Bu hususta sanayi [00:50:23] ve teknoloji Bakanlığımızın Sayın Cumhurbaşkanımızın liderliğinde güçlü bir [00:50:26] vizyonu var. Sanayi ve teknoloji Bakanı Mehmet Fatih Kacır Türkiye'nin [00:50:30] Kutuplardaki bilimsel çalışmalara verdiği önemi [00:50:32] vurguladı. Türkiye'de adeta bir [00:50:36] seferberlikle toplumu bilimle, bilim [00:50:40] insanlarımızı da ileri imkanlarla buluşturmanın çabası [00:50:43] içindeyiz. İşte Kutup Bilim seferleri en üst düzeyde [00:50:47] Sayın Cumhurbaşkanımızca himaye edilerek aslında Türk bilim [00:50:50] insanlarının ufkunun. [00:50:52] ileri seviyeye taşındığı laboratuvar çalışmaları. [00:50:56] alanında uzman akademisyenlerin katkılarıyla hazırlanan kutuplarda [00:50:59] sıfır atı kitabı kutup bölgelerinde uygulanan sıfır atık [00:51:03] yaklaşımını ve çevresel riskleri bilimsel bir bakış açısıyla [00:51:06] değerlendiriyor. [00:51:15] bugün İngiltere'nin başkenti Londra'da pedallar Gaze için [00:51:19] çevrildi. Filistin'e destek için yüzlerce bisikletli bir [00:51:29] Bugün Londra'da pedallar Gazze için, Filistin için [00:51:33] çevriliyor, arkamda yüzlerce [00:51:36] bisikletçiyi görüyorsunuz, o bisikletçiler biraz sonra [00:51:39] pedallara basacaklar ve Filistin için, [00:51:43] özgürlük için ve soykırımın durdurulması [00:51:46] için bir arada olduklarını belirtecekler ve şu [00:51:49] anda gördüğünüz gibi bisikletçiler. [00:52:02] Gazze'deki çocuklar için basmaya karar verdiler. [00:52:14] bu yardım kuruluşları için, Filistin için, Gazze'deki çocuklar için bir araya [00:52:17] gelecekler. Biraz önce de belirttiğimiz gibi aslında 11 yıl [00:52:20] önce başlayan bir yardımdan bahsediyoruz, bir iyilik [00:52:24] hareketinden bahsediyoruz, farklı [00:52:26] yerlerinden, İngiltere'nin farklı şehirlerinden bir araya [00:52:30] geldiler ve bir arada oldular. Lids'ten ya da [00:52:33] Bristol'den başka yerden. bir araya geldiler ve bugün son nokta [00:52:37] aslında Londra'ydı, bir arada olmalarının gücünü [00:52:40] Filipin'deki çocuklardan aldıklarını söylediler bizlerle daha [00:52:44] önce yaptıkları röportajda ve ilerleyen [00:52:47] saatlerde de parkurlarını bitirip eee [00:52:50] toplanan yardımları Gazze'ye göndermek istediklerini [00:52:53] belirttiler. Arkamda da görüyorsunuz, [00:52:56] yüzlerce bisikletçi Londra'da bir araya geldiler ve [00:52:59] Filistin bayraklarıyla Gazze'deki ve Filistin'deki [00:53:02] çocuklara yardımlarını. pedallarla göstermek [00:53:06] istediklerini belirttiler, biraz önce de söylediğimiz gibi [00:53:09] aslında her ay İngiltere'de Filistin için [00:53:12] yürüyüşler düzenleniyor, bu yürüyüşler bugün pedal [00:53:16] çevrilecek, Filistin Gazze için pedal çevrilecek, onu [00:53:19] belirtelim, farklı noktalarda bir araya geldiler, ancak tek [00:53:23] bir noktada buluşup daha sonra eee Londra'da [00:53:26] bütün bu yardımları Gazze'ye göndermeyi planlıyorlar diyelim ve [00:53:30] sözü tekrar sizlere [00:53:31] bırakalım. [00:53:42] zenginlikleri şifalı kaplıcalarıyla adından söz ettiriyor. Keban Baraj [00:53:46] Gölü'nün kıyısındaki ilçe eşsiz doğasıyla yerli yabancı [00:53:50] turistlerin uğrak noktası. TRT haber ekibi Pertek [00:53:53] ilçesinin güzelliklerini sizler için görüntüledi. [00:58:09] solidarity and social integration was [00:58:13] accepted in the Parliament's Justice Committee. How will the process proceed from now on? [00:58:16] We will learn this first. Of course, my reporter friends [00:58:20] are waiting for us at the news stops for the topic headings, but we want to start with this [00:58:34] Committee of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey had started yesterday [00:58:37] as the clock approached 16:00. At the end of 18 hours of negotiations, [00:58:41] as the clock showed 9:00 in the morning, the 12-article bill was accepted [00:58:44] in the Parliament's Justice Committee. Important discussions [00:58:47] were held for a long time and [00:58:51] the Chairman of the Parliament's Justice Committee, Cüneyt [00:58:54] Yüksel, made a statement at the opening of the committee, saying, "We are fulfilling a historical [00:58:58] responsibility." He also emphasized in his opening speech [00:59:02] that the regulation was not an amnesty regulation. [00:59:05] Afterwards, the first signatories spoke. AK Party Group [00:59:08] Deputy Chairman Abdülhamit Gül stated that 3607 deputies [00:59:12] signed the bill, expressing the consensus [00:59:15] on the bill with the words, "There is an unprecedented consensus in Turkish parliamentary [00:59:19] history." Again, Fatih [00:59:23] Yıldız, Deputy Chairman of the Nationalist Movement Party, also [00:59:27] stated that terrorism will be thrown into the dark [00:59:29] dustbin of history, while Group Deputy Chairman [00:59:33] of the HDP, Gülistan [00:59:36] Koçyiğit, also made the statement that [00:59:40] there are no losers in this law, there are winners, and 86 [00:59:43] million will win. And after approximately [00:59:46] 18 hours of negotiations, the "Parliament's Justice Committee [00:59:49] accepted the 12-article bill. From now on, [00:59:52] we have turned our eyes to Monday [00:59:56] for the legal regulations in the process where terrorism will end [00:59:59] in Turkey. The General Assembly of the Parliament will continue its work today [01:00:02] and tomorrow, it will work throughout the weekend [01:00:06] and on Monday's agenda it will [01:00:09] include the Bill on strengthening National Solidarity and Social [01:00:13] Integration, and with the discussions that will begin on Monday, [01:00:16] that important and critical step towards [01:00:19] a Turkey free of terrorism will have been taken. Let's say that [01:00:23] and give the floor back to you. [01:00:26] Dear viewers, he confessed to treason, he told [01:00:30] about his 10-year escape and how he hid. The last [01:00:33] arrested suspect of the assassination team, FETÖ member [01:00:36] Burkay Karatepe, shared important [01:00:40] information in his statement about his escape and how he hid. [01:00:43] Dear viewers. He used fake IDs and names.