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[00:00:00] Just adding protein powder to a specific diet
[00:00:04] is not very healthy. Uncontrolled use of different supplements
[00:00:07] along with protein powder increases the risk even more.
[00:00:11] The warning from experts is clear. It's not about consuming too much protein,
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[00:00:17] within a balanced diet. Consuming a very high amount
[00:00:21] of protein can cause serious problems in the kidneys and
[00:00:25] liver. This is unfortunately also true
[00:00:28] with other supplements.
[00:00:30] people's kidneys
[00:00:33] Because of high
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[00:00:49] level. And now, on TRT News, the clock
[00:00:52] shows 9 o'clock. We continue
[00:00:55] İmamoğlu ship was found. to report the developments with today's third and last hourly segment, dear
[00:00:57] viewers. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan emphasized
[00:01:01] that the process of a Turkey free of terrorism is being carried out with determination.
[00:01:04] He said there is nothing called terrorism left in the region. Erdoğan, who also touched upon
[00:01:08] the Mecca Defense Alliance, underlined that Turkey is making efforts
[00:01:12] to solve the problems in the Islamic world. President
[00:01:15] who met with young people in Samsun, answered
[00:01:18] their questions. He accompanied the young people with folk songs.
[00:01:21] etti.
[00:01:25] In the Southeast and
[00:01:27] Eastern regions,
[00:01:31] "our problems with terrorism were very
[00:01:34] big,
[00:01:37] but thank God, now in Southeast
[00:01:41] Anatolia, in Eastern Anatolia,
[00:01:44] there is nothing called terrorism anymore.
[00:01:48] He drew attention to the success of the process of a Turkey free of terrorism and said that the target
[00:01:52] is much bigger. On the plateaus
[00:01:54] the pastures
[00:01:58] are quite active. My brothers
[00:02:02] in Southeast Anatolia
[00:02:04] can now easily
[00:02:08] go up to these places and now
[00:02:11] the goal is to bring
[00:02:13] a more peaceful atmosphere to the entire region
[00:02:17] in the Southeast, in the East.
[00:02:20] President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan met
[00:02:24] with young people in Samsun. He emphasized
[00:02:28] that Turkey is striving to find solutions to the problems of the Islamic geography.
[00:02:31] He said, "As Turkey, we hope
[00:02:35] to overcome these problems
[00:02:39] as soon as possible, and to achieve this,
[00:02:42] Turkey has already
[00:02:45] asserted its influence in the region
[00:02:48] and will continue
[00:02:51] to do so.
[00:02:54] We cannot take
[00:02:57] it lightly,
[00:02:59] because... Expectations from Turkey
[00:03:02] are high." Erdoğan brought up the Mecca Defense Alliance.
[00:03:06] He emphasized the importance of the agreement for the region and
[00:03:09] signaled positive developments. Why did we take
[00:03:12] the step regarding the defense
[00:03:15] pact in Riyadh and Mecca? Saudi
[00:03:19] Arabia, Pakistan, Turkey came
[00:03:22] together, we took a step and
[00:03:26] with this step we hope
[00:03:30] to give a signal
[00:03:33] to the Islamic world from here. There are good
[00:03:35] developments. We will achieve this too. President
[00:03:39] Erdoğan reminded that 46 years have passed since the September 12 coup.
[00:03:42] He said, "We are working to ensure that those dark days
[00:03:46] do not return." "In the past, the children
[00:03:48] of this nation were divided
[00:03:52] by calling them right-wing, left-wing,
[00:03:55] progressive, reactionary,
[00:03:58] Alevi, Sunni. They had no
[00:04:01] limits in destroying
[00:04:04] the generations that would uplift
[00:04:07] Turkey. Our entire aim
[00:04:11] is to prevent such bad
[00:04:15] days from happening again. The youth also asked
[00:04:18] Erdoğan about the series "Asırlık Gece" (Centuries-Old Night),
[00:04:22] which was prepared by TRT and tells the story of the July 15 coup attempt.
[00:04:25] The President commented on the success of the series. "If my young
[00:04:29] friends have watched
[00:04:32] the entire
[00:04:34] series, they have already understood
[00:04:37] what they needed to learn from it. It was truly
[00:04:41] successful until
[00:04:45] the very end, and
[00:04:48] we also tried to find
[00:04:51] the opportunity to watch
[00:04:55] this success." At the youth meeting in Samsun, Erdoğan
[00:04:58] accompanied the youth in folk songs.
[00:05:13] President Erdoğan accompanied the folk songs of his homeland
[00:05:17] in the Black Sea.
[00:05:26] We have a live broadcast connection stop. Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan
[00:05:29] will be in Azerbaijan today to discuss the current topics
[00:05:32] of Turkey-Azerbaijan relations. So, what are the details
[00:05:36] regarding Minister Fidan's program? We will immediately turn our cameras
[00:05:40] to Azerbaijan.
[00:05:42] Foreign
[00:05:49] Minister Hakan Fidan will pay official visits
[00:05:52] to Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, today.
[00:05:54] Hakan Fidan will first
[00:05:57] meet with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev. We can say
[00:06:01] that the meeting is actually
[00:06:04] taking place at these moments. Ilham Aliyev is receiving Hakan Fidan.
[00:06:07] Hakan Fidan will have a busy meeting schedule.
[00:06:09] Fidan'ın.
[00:06:12] He will hold a meeting with Bayramov, there will be bilateral meetings
[00:06:15] and inter-delegation meetings, and afterwards, both ministers
[00:06:19] will face the cameras and hold a press conference.
[00:06:23] Later, Hakan Fidan will meet with the Azerbaijani Defense Minister.
[00:06:26] He will meet with Defense Minister Zakir Hasanov. Of course, in these meetings,
[00:06:29] especially the strategically progressing Azerbaijan and
[00:06:33] Turkey relations will be discussed.
[00:06:37] Multilateral platforms between the two countries,
[00:06:40] especially the Organization of Turkic States, and the ongoing
[00:06:43] cooperations will also be reviewed. Especially
[00:06:46] regarding the 13th Summit of the Organization of Turkic States
[00:06:49] which Turkey will host soon, and the COP31
[00:06:52] meeting, consultations will be held
[00:06:55] in Hakan Fidan's meetings. As I said
[00:06:58] just now, Hakan Fidan will also meet with the Azerbaijani
[00:07:02] Defense Minister. Here, the cooperation in the fields of defense,
[00:07:05] energy and transportation that are strategically
[00:07:08] progressing will be discussed.
[00:07:11] Traffic defense industry, security
[00:07:14] and military cooperation between the two countries
[00:07:18] will be evaluated. Also in this meeting, energy and transportation
[00:07:22] issues will be discussed, especially efforts to improve
[00:07:25] the infrastructure of Karabakh territories, to make energy
[00:07:28] and trade lines functional, and to strengthen regional
[00:07:32] connectivity will be discussed.
[00:07:35] Also, regional and international
[00:07:38] developments will be one of the main topics
[00:07:42] of these meetings. Hakan Fidan will state that a historic opportunity
[00:07:45] has been seized for the establishment of lasting peace between
[00:07:49] Azerbaijan and Armenia in these meetings.
[00:07:52] He will also emphasize that Turkey supports the establishment
[00:07:56] of good neighborly relations between the parties. As I said
[00:07:59] just now, Hakan Fidan will meet
[00:08:02] with Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Ceyhun Bayramov. There will be bilateral meetings.
[00:08:06] There will be inter-delegation meetings, and at the end of these meetings, both
[00:08:10] ministers will face the cameras and hold
[00:08:13] a joint press conference. We will also be following this meeting.
[00:08:27] Operations called "Streets are Safe" have been launched nationwide
[00:08:30] against street gangs and new generation criminal organizations.
[00:08:33] Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek underlined that the operations
[00:08:36] were carried out on the first day of school. Within this scope,
[00:08:40] 148 simultaneous operations
[00:08:43] were conducted, and judicial proceedings were carried out
[00:08:46] against 2594 suspects.
[00:08:51] The fight against criminal structures operating in a wide range of crimes,
[00:08:55] from drugs to extortion, from arms trafficking to blackmail,
[00:08:59] from money laundering to illegal betting, continues.
[00:09:02] Nationwide operations called "Streets are Safe"
[00:09:05] were carried out.
[00:09:07] yapıldı.
[00:09:12] announced that they were carried out by 78 chief public prosecutors' offices
[00:09:16] under the coordination of the directorate. Gendarmerie and police
[00:09:19] conducted 148 simultaneous operations. While judicial
[00:09:22] proceedings were carried out against 2594 suspects,
[00:09:25] 1613 suspects were taken into custody.
[00:09:28] Arrest warrants were issued against 618 suspects.
[00:09:32] Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek
[00:09:35] said, "Our goal is to eliminate the human resources, financing,
[00:09:39] networks, logistical capabilities, and crime-generating
[00:09:42] capacities of criminal organizations."
[00:09:45] He shared the message, "Our streets will not be left to criminal organizations,
[00:09:49] our children and youth will not be the human
[00:09:52] resources of criminal organizations, and the power and profits
[00:09:56] obtained from crime will not be protected." Minister
[00:09:59] Gürlek noted that within the scope
[00:10:01] of the investigations, a transaction volume of 26.9 billion liras
[00:10:04] was detected, and seizure measures
[00:10:08] were applied to 408 bank accounts, 35 immovables, 31 vehicles,
[00:10:12] and 10 companies. Minister of Justice Gürlek
[00:10:15] announced that 11,466 law enforcement personnel
[00:10:18] took part in the operations. During the searches,
[00:10:21] 199 firearms, 9039
[00:10:25] rounds of ammunition, 2 hand grenades, 10,520
[00:10:29] drug pills, and approximately 37.25 kilograms
[00:10:32] of narcotic substances were seized.
[00:10:36] He stated that efforts to apprehend fugitive suspects
[00:10:40] and clarify the investigations in all their aspects
[00:10:43] are being meticulously
[00:10:44] carried out.
[00:10:48] In a raid on a vehicle in Istanbul, 486
[00:10:51] kilograms and 450 grams of narcotic substances were seized.
[00:10:55] 4 people were taken into custody. Istanbul
[00:10:58] Narcotics Crime teams uncovered a criminal
[00:11:01] network. A truck used by drug traffickers
[00:11:05] for drug shipments was identified. In a raid
[00:11:08] conducted while the vehicle was in motion, a suspect
[00:11:12] was apprehended. During the search, 486
[00:11:15] kilograms and 450 grams of narcotic substances were seized. In light
[00:11:19] of the information obtained, the investigation
[00:11:21] was deepened. Three more suspects
[00:11:25] believed to be connected to the criminal organization
[00:11:28] were taken into custody. The police
[00:11:30] proceedings for the suspects are ongoing.
[00:11:36] The investigation launched after the wedding of Mehmet
[00:11:39] Fatih Tançalan, nicknamed Karaydar from Van, continues.
[00:11:43] Among the four suspects taken into custody within the scope
[00:11:46] of the investigation, Çağla Öz Tançalan and Muhammed
[00:11:50] Said Tançalan were arrested. Two suspects were released
[00:11:52] under judicial control.
[00:11:57] First, the images from the wedding, then the finding of gold
[00:12:00] and money, allegedly entrusted, in a house, are deepening
[00:12:04] the investigation into Mehmet Fatih Tançalan, nicknamed
[00:12:07] Karaydar from Van.
[00:12:10] Within the scope of the investigation, Mehmet Fatih Tançalan's
[00:12:14] wife, Çağla Öz Tançalan, was apprehended in Istanbul
[00:12:17] and brought to Van. Çağla Öz Tançalan and the other suspects
[00:12:20] in custody completed
[00:12:21] their police procedures.
[00:12:25] Çağla Öz Tançalan and three other people
[00:12:28] who were taken into custody in the Aydar investigation
[00:12:32] were referred to the courthouse after their police procedures.
[00:12:36] The four suspects whose statements were taken at the prosecutor's office
[00:12:40] were referred to the court. Mehmet Fatih Tançalan's wife, Çağla Öz Tançalan, and his nephew,
[00:12:43] Muhammed Said Tançalan, were arrested. The other two suspects
[00:12:47] were released on judicial control. Mehmet Fatih Tançalan
[00:12:50] was arrested for the crime of laundering assets
[00:12:54] derived from crime. The gold that the couple claimed was entrusted
[00:12:57] was also found in a suitcase
[00:13:11] Dear viewers, in our previous hourly segment, our journalist
[00:13:15] friends conveyed the details as breaking
[00:13:17] news via phone connection. Now, we will go to our live
[00:13:21] broadcast stop. We mentioned that an operation against
[00:13:25] left-wing terrorist organizations was organized in 11 provinces
[00:13:29] centered in Istanbul. We will get the details once again from our
[00:13:31] reporter Emrah Kuş. Emrah, we are listening to you.
[00:13:35] Yes, an operation against left-wing armed terrorist
[00:13:39] organizations was organized in 11 provinces by Istanbul
[00:13:42] Counter-Terrorism teams. As a result of this operation,
[00:13:45] 39 suspects were taken into custody.
[00:13:48] An investigation had been launched by the Istanbul
[00:13:52] Chief Public Prosecutor's Office to uncover and prevent
[00:13:55] the activities of left-wing armed terrorist organizations.
[00:13:59] Within the scope of the investigation, eight suspects were found to be abroad.
[00:14:02] Two suspects were determined to be in prison for different crimes.
[00:14:06] Subsequently, an arrest warrant was issued
[00:14:09] for 42 suspects. Following this warrant, the Istanbul
[00:14:13] Counter-Terrorism Branch Directorate launched operations
[00:14:16] in 11 provinces, including Istanbul and Ankara.
[00:14:19] Simultaneous raids were carried out on many addresses.
[00:14:23] 19 suspects were taken into custody
[00:14:26] within the scope of this operation. Of course,
[00:14:30] at the same time, as a result of the searches
[00:14:33] conducted at the addresses, one unlicensed pistol,
[00:14:36] two magazines, and 53 bullets were seized,
[00:14:39] and many organizational documents and digital
[00:14:43] materials were also confiscated. As we said, 39 suspects
[00:14:46] were taken into custody, their statements will be taken
[00:14:50] at this point, and then they will be referred to the courthouse. Let's hand over to you
[00:14:53] from Istanbul Police Department.
[00:14:56] Let's also share the details of a recent development.
[00:14:59] Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek made a statement regarding
[00:15:03] the operations launched nationwide this morning, dear viewers.
[00:15:07] Let's immediately ask our reporter Mücahit Dereli
[00:15:10] for the details. Mücahit is waiting for us in our news center. Yes.
[00:15:13] Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek explained the details of an ongoing
[00:15:16] investigation. He said, "Under the leadership of our President
[00:15:20] Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, we continue our fight
[00:15:24] against criminals who make unfair profits
[00:15:28] by manipulating prices and disrupt the economic
[00:15:31] order, while protecting the labor of our producers,
[00:15:34] the budget of our citizens, and the fair functioning
[00:15:37] of the market." In this context, in the investigation carried
[00:15:41] out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office,
[00:15:44] the price journey from field to market
[00:15:47] was examined. Data from the market registration system
[00:15:51] of the Ministry of Trade, and the farmer registration system
[00:15:54] of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry were obtained.
[00:15:57] A comprehensive report was prepared by the Tax Inspection
[00:16:00] Board of the Ministry of Treasury and Finance. By consulting
[00:16:03] the statements of approximately 1029 farmers,
[00:16:06] it was determined and examined at what price the products left the producer
[00:16:10] and under what conditions they reached the suppliers.
[00:16:14] In the examinations, it was found that some
[00:16:17] firms, which are major suppliers of the markets,
[00:16:20] manipulated prices upwards in the fresh vegetable
[00:16:24] and fruit market by showing product supply as lower
[00:16:27] than it actually was, costs as higher
[00:16:30] than they actually were, and by creating
[00:16:33] unreal costs through fake producer receipts,
[00:16:37] thereby making unfair profits. Also,
[00:16:39] within this scope, in the investigation
[00:16:43] carried out regarding the crimes of influencing prices,
[00:16:46] opposition to the Tax Procedure Law, document
[00:16:49] forgery, and money laundering of assets derived
[00:16:52] from crime, an arrest warrant was issued
[00:16:55] for 41 managers of 41 large distributor
[00:16:59] companies. Simultaneous searches were launched
[00:17:02] at a total of 109 workplaces and residences
[00:17:05] in 22 provinces. Minister Gürlek, in the continuation
[00:17:09] of his statement, said, "We thank our Istanbul
[00:17:12] Chief Public Prosecutor's Office for meticulously
[00:17:15] conducting the investigation, our Istanbul Provincial
[00:17:18] Police Department for carrying out the operations,
[00:17:22] our Ministry of Treasury and Finance, our Ministry
[00:17:26] of Agriculture and Forestry, and our Ministry of Trade
[00:17:28] for contributing with their data, analyses, and
[00:17:32] reports to the investigation. No stage of the chain
[00:17:35] from farm to table will be allowed
[00:17:38] to be turned into a gateway
[00:17:42] for unfair profit over the labor of our producers
[00:17:44] and the budget of our citizens." Yes, within the scope of the investigation
[00:17:48] conducted regarding the fresh fruits and vegetables
[00:17:52] from the field to the market and their exit from the market,
[00:17:55] market entry and exit records and prices were examined.
[00:17:58] In this context, arrest warrants were issued for 41 people.
[00:18:02] We have shared the details of the operation
[00:18:03] with you, and now let's hand
[00:18:14] it back to you. Dear viewers, in Antalya,
[00:18:17] one person died when a car crashed into a truck from behind.
[00:18:21] In Burdur, a minibus carrying agricultural workers
[00:18:24] crashed, and 10 injured people were taken to the hospital.
[00:18:28] In Manavgat, a car crashed into a truck from behind
[00:18:31] on the D400 highway. Health and gendarmerie teams
[00:18:35] were dispatched to the scene upon notification.
[00:18:38] During the check by the health teams,
[00:18:43] it was determined that a person in the mobile died. On the Burdur-Antalya
[00:18:47] road, at the Antalya junction, a minibus carrying agricultural
[00:18:50] workers collided with another minibus. In the accident, 10 agricultural
[00:18:54] workers in the minibus
[00:18:55] were injured. The injured
[00:19:00] were taken to the hospital after first aid
[00:19:04] at the scene. Again, we are in Antalya, dear viewers. In Antalya,
[00:19:07] the driver of a motorcycle that overturned in an underpass
[00:19:11] lost his life. It turned out that the 18-year-old
[00:19:14] young man had obtained his license just 20 days ago.
[00:19:17] In Kars, the motorcycle
[00:19:21] driver who collided with a minibus died at the scene. He had just received
[00:19:25] his license 20 days ago.
[00:19:29] He lost his life in the accident. The accident occurred
[00:19:32] in Muratpaşa district of Antalya. The motorcycle
[00:19:36] driven by 18-year-old Mehmet Ege Sulan lost control
[00:19:40] and overturned in the underpass.
[00:19:41] The driver, who was thrown
[00:19:44] onto the road, skidded for meters. Upon notification, police
[00:19:47] and health teams were dispatched to the region. During
[00:19:51] the check, it was determined that the young driver
[00:19:54] had lost his life at the scene. The body of the unfortunate
[00:19:57] young man was taken
[00:20:01] to the morgue of the Forensic Medicine Institute. Another tragic accident
[00:20:04] news came from Kağızman district of Kars.
[00:20:07] The motorcycle driven by '38-year-old' collided
[00:20:11] with a minibus. The motorcycle driver died
[00:20:13] at the scene.
[00:20:17] In Istanbul, a dump truck with its tailgate open
[00:20:20] crashed into an overpass. The accident was captured on a mobile
[00:20:23] phone camera. The accident occurred
[00:20:27] in Çekmeköy. The tailgate of the dump truck
[00:20:30] that was moving opened for an unknown reason.
[00:20:33] The open tailgate crashed into the overpass
[00:20:37] it was passing under. Due to the impact,
[00:20:41] the tailgate detached from the truck and overturned onto the road.
[00:20:44] Fire, health, and police teams were dispatched to the scene.
[00:20:48] Traffic stopped on the Şile highway
[00:20:52] due to the accident. Traffic returned to normal
[00:20:55] after the truck and tailgate were removed. The accident
[00:21:00] was captured on a mobile phone camera just like that. Now we are in Tokat.
[00:21:04] A passenger fell ill on a municipal bus in Tokat.
[00:21:07] The driver deviated from his route and took the passenger to the hospital
[00:21:11] without wasting time. Those moments
[00:21:12] were also captured on the bus's security camera.
[00:21:17] A passenger on the public bus that was in motion
[00:21:21] suddenly fell ill. Other passengers on the bus warned the driver.
[00:21:25] The driver changed his route and drove the vehicle to the hospital.
[00:21:29] "They said one of the passengers felt unwell,
[00:21:32] they said let's call an ambulance. I said, let's not waste time,
[00:21:35] let's get them there as soon as possible." In Tokat, public
[00:21:39] bus driver Muhammet Ali Taş took the unwell passenger
[00:21:42] to the hospital. "The patient was not conscious,
[00:21:46] the health workers carried him inside on a stretcher."
[00:21:49] The passenger taken to the Tokat State Hospital
[00:21:52] emergency service was handed over to the health
[00:21:55] teams. Driver Taş
[00:21:56] continued his journey
[00:22:05] after the passenger was delivered to the hospital.
[00:22:08] Ladies and gentlemen, in the Strait of Hormuz, there are diplomatic
[00:22:12] efforts on one side and tension on the other.
[00:22:15] Iran announced that it shot down
[00:22:18] an American drone
[00:22:31] over the strait. Washington continues its nuclear pressure.
[00:22:35] An Iranian official
[00:22:36] said that upon the request
[00:22:40] of the United States, the regional meeting
[00:22:44] planned between the foreign ministers of Iran and Gulf
[00:22:47] countries in Oman was postponed. Tehran stated that the postponement
[00:22:54] was due to the request
[00:23:01] of some regional countries. An Iranian high-level official who wanted to go
[00:23:05] to Austria for a meeting was denied entry
[00:23:08] upon Washington's request. Tehran denied
[00:23:11] the US nuclear allegations. Iranian Foreign Ministry
[00:23:15] Spokesperson Ismail Bekay said there was manipulation
[00:23:19] about nuclear activity in Kazmadağ.
[00:23:24] In Russia's drone attacks on Ukraine, a train
[00:23:27] was hit. Minutes before the attack, another
[00:23:30] train carrying high-ranking officials passed through the area.
[00:23:34] The European Union condemned the attack. Poland
[00:23:38] warned that Russia could extend its attacks to its territory.
[00:23:42] In the attack in Ukraine, 7 people died and 21 were injured.
[00:23:45] While clashes continued on the ground, US President Trump
[00:23:48] said that Ukraine and Russia would not attack each other's
[00:23:52] energy targets.
[00:23:56] Russian drones hit a train in the region
[00:24:00] near the Ukraine-Poland border. Just minutes before
[00:24:03] the attack, another train carrying high-ranking
[00:24:06] officials passed through the same route.
[00:24:10] Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, former
[00:24:13] Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bild, and former CIA Director
[00:24:16] David Petraeus were on that train. The attack was on the delegation's
[00:25:01] Yalta European Strategy in Kyiv. "Our army is fulfilling
[00:25:05] its duties throughout
[00:25:06] the territory of Ukraine
[00:25:09] and will continue to do so." Attacks on railway infrastructure in western
[00:25:13] Ukraine also continue.
[00:25:15] An air raid siren sounded. A few
[00:25:19] minutes later, two explosions occurred.
[00:25:29] 7 people died, 21 people
[00:25:30] were injured.
[00:25:33] While clashes continued on the ground, US President Trump
[00:25:37] stated that Ukraine and Russia would not attack
[00:25:40] each other's energy targets.
[00:25:52] The duration of individual sanctions against Russia,
[00:25:55] which are normally renewed in 6-month periods,
[00:25:58] has been extended due to disagreements
[00:27:34] regarding the removal of some names from the list.
[00:27:37] "The Scottish people
[00:27:40] want to pursue their own hopes and aspirations."
[00:27:44] Leaders signed a joint
[00:27:45] agreement advocating
[00:27:49] the right of regions to determine their
[00:27:52] own future. "Today's meeting
[00:28:11] and the memorandum of understanding we signed is a historical
[00:28:15] document."
[00:28:16] "England will choose
[00:28:20] between approaching us positively
[00:28:23] or creating obstacles."
[00:28:28] Northern Ireland, on the other hand, wants to unite with the Republic of Ireland.
[00:28:32] Its supporters are not yet in the majority.
[00:28:35] According to recent polls in the British
[00:28:38] press, support for independence
[00:28:45] in Scotland is at 47%, this rate is 36%
[00:28:48] in Northern Ireland and 32% in Wales.
[00:28:52] The production named NASA,
[00:28:56] which documents the civilian massacre by genocidal Israel
[00:28:59] in Gaza, made a big splash at the Venice Film
[00:29:02] Festival. NASA, which was applauded for 25 minutes
[00:29:06] – you heard that right, for 25 minutes
[00:29:09] – was awarded
[00:29:10] the Special Jury Prize.
[00:29:17] The director of the documentary, speaking at the awards
[00:29:21] ceremony, emphasized that the genocide in Gaza was carried out systematically.
[00:29:24] The documentary disturbed
[00:29:28] the cabinet of the killer Netanyahu. NASA.
[00:29:31] This is the abbreviation used by genocidal Israeli
[00:29:35] elements for civilians
[00:29:36] predicted to be killed
[00:29:41] in an attack. The documentary documenting the civilian
[00:29:44] massacre in Gaza and named NASA, left its mark
[00:29:48] at the International Venice
[00:29:48] applauded.
[00:29:53] Afterwards, the film was awarded the festival's special jury prize. Speaking at the ceremony,
[00:29:57] the Israeli directors pointed out that what happened
[00:30:01] had been documented by Palestinian journalists since the very first day.
[00:30:04] These facts were documented
[00:30:07] and known from the very first day. We owe this
[00:30:11] to the Palestinian journalists. More than 200 journalists
[00:30:14] were killed by Israel in Gaza, they were silenced.
[00:30:18] Director Yuval Abraham
[00:30:19] emphasized that
[00:30:23] the massacres in Gaza were committed systematically.
[00:30:27] They explained
[00:30:27] that it was
[00:30:32] systematic
[00:30:35] and based on policies based on a conscious design.
[00:30:39] The documentary disturbed
[00:30:42] Netanyahu's cabinet. Israeli Minister of Culture
[00:30:45] Mickey Zohar threatened to revoke the citizenship
[00:30:48] of the Gaza directors. The documentary, prepared
[00:30:51] by the British
[00:30:54] The Guardian newspaper, includes confessions
[00:30:56] of murderous Israeli elements.
[00:31:00] In the documentary, filmed secretly on rooftops in Tel Aviv
[00:31:03] for 3 years, the identities,
[00:31:07] voices and appearances of the participants were hidden
[00:31:10] by making digital modifications.
[00:31:15] The tension between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia is high.
[00:31:19] Most recently, the Houthis attacked three cities in Saudi
[00:31:22] Arabia with missiles and drones.
[00:31:25] The spokesman for the Saudi Arabia-led Arab Coalition
[00:31:27] stated that the Houthis continued their attacks on civilian infrastructure
[00:31:31] and civilians. He noted that
[00:31:35] attacks were carried out with drones in the cities of Khamis,
[00:31:37] Mushaid, Ebha and Taif, 13 civilians
[00:31:41] were injured, and 7 houses and two vehicles were damaged.
[00:31:45] Conflicts continue between the Houthis and the Yemeni government.
[00:31:48] Government forces in Yemen announced that they shot down
[00:31:52] three Iranian-backed Houthi drones in the cities of Taiz
[00:31:56] and Sheva.
[00:32:03] Greek Cypriot historian made a striking confession, dear
[00:32:07] viewers. He said, "We lived amicably with the Turks
[00:32:09] in Cyprus until Enosis began."
[00:32:13] Historian and retired academic Jerry
[00:32:16] Cosifos said, "We made many mistakes
[00:32:19] in Cyprus in 1963 that we shouldn't have, we started it."
[00:32:23] The Greek historian, who confessed to the massacres against Turkish Cypriots,
[00:32:26] emphasized that good relations
[00:32:28] should be established with the Turks.
[00:32:33] The successive confessions of Greek Cypriot historian
[00:32:37] and retired academic Jerry Cosifos left their mark on the program
[00:32:40] he attended on a social media platform.
[00:32:43] We lived amicably with the Turks.
[00:33:15] they buried them.
[00:33:18] The Greek historian, who said that separating Turkish Cypriots
[00:33:22] and Greeks was wrong, said that relations
[00:33:25] should be re-established. He underlined that the Turks
[00:33:28] were not responsible for the division of the island.
[00:33:32] In my opinion, the Turks did not divide Cyprus. Those who divided
[00:33:36] us were the then US Secretary of State Henry
[00:33:39] Kissinger, that is, the United States and the British.
[00:33:42] Praising Turkish diplomacy, he said, "The Turks
[00:33:53] have had the best diplomatic community in world history.
[00:33:57] The Ottoman Empire always conducted excellent diplomacy.
[00:34:01] Greek politicians have never
[00:34:05] had good diplomacy."
[00:34:15] Applications have started for the 15,000 rental
[00:34:18] social housing project in Istanbul. In the first stage, 1071
[00:34:21] residences will be rented for 3 years
[00:34:24] below the rental prices in the region. So what are the features
[00:34:28] of these houses? What are the application details?
[00:34:31] Let's watch.
[00:34:36] The application process for the 15,000 rental Social
[00:34:40] Housing project in Istanbul
[00:34:42] has started. In the first stage of the project, implemented
[00:34:46] in cooperation with the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization
[00:34:49] and Climate Change and TOKİ, 1071 completed residences will be rented
[00:34:53] to eligible beneficiaries. The residences will be rented
[00:34:56] for 3 years at prices set below
[00:35:00] the regional market rates in different districts of Istanbul. We are
[00:35:03] in one of the 3+1 flats to be rented within the scope
[00:35:07] of the project. This place consists of approximately 120 square
[00:35:10] meters. With its spacious and airy structure,
[00:35:13] it offers a comfortable living space for families. The
[00:35:17] rent for this flat is 15,000 liras. Options range
[00:35:21] from 1+1 to 4+1. Rental amounts within the project
[00:35:24] will start from 10,000 liras per month. Rental prices will vary according
[00:35:28] to the size of the residence. Young married couples will be
[00:35:32] allocated 1+1 or 2+1,
[00:35:34] families with 2 or more children
[00:35:37] will be allocated 2+1, 3+1 or 4+1 residences. To
[00:35:40] apply, you must be 18 years old and married,
[00:35:43] and have resided in Istanbul uninterruptedly for at least
[00:35:47] one year. The average net income of the applicant must not exceed 100,000 liras,
[00:35:51] and the applicant
[00:35:54] must not own an independent residence registered in their name.
[00:35:58] After delivery, there will be no rent increase for the first
[00:36:01] 12 months, after which
[00:36:05] 20'de başlayacak.
[00:36:08] Başvurular 25 Eylül tarihleri arasında e-devlet üzerinden
[00:36:11] yapılacak.
[00:36:17] Aile ve sosyal hizmetler bakanı Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş Türkiye
[00:36:20] yüzyılı hedeflerine giden yolu inşa etmeyi sürdürdüklerini
[00:36:24] söyledi. Vatandaşın derdini dert edinen bir yaklaşım.
[00:37:27] It crosses square kilometers of homeland and serves
[00:37:31] as an example on a regional
[00:37:33] and global scale.
[00:37:35] Minister Göktaş toured the streets of Kastamonu
[00:37:39] and chatted with tradesmen.
[00:37:43] The date for Turkey's moon journey has been set,
[00:37:46] dear viewers. The production of the developed spacecraft
[00:37:50] has been completed. Minister of Industry and Technology Mehmet
[00:37:53] Fatih Kacır announced that the moon spacecraft
[00:37:57] will be launched in the first months of 2027. He stated
[00:38:00] that they plan for the spacecraft to reach
[00:38:03] its mission orbit after a journey of approximately
[00:38:06] two months. Minister Kacır
[00:38:08] said, "We aim to be
[00:38:11] the 9th country to carry out a moon mission." We
[00:38:15] anticipate that our Moon spacecraft, which we plan to launch
[00:38:19] in the first months of 2027, will reach
[00:38:22] its polar and circular mission orbit at an altitude of
[00:38:25] 100 kilometers from the lunar surface after a journey
[00:38:29] of approximately 2 months. We will conduct operations here for
[00:38:33] at least 3 months. A significant stage has been reached
[00:38:36] in the lunar exploration program, one of the most ambitious goals
[00:38:40] of the National Space Program. The date for Turkey's
[00:38:43] moon journey has been set. To date, only 8 countries
[00:38:47] have carried out moon missions. We aim to be the 9th
[00:38:50] country to carry out a moon mission in our lunar
[00:38:53] exploration program, which we will implement with our own
[00:38:58] engineering capabilities. Minister of Industry and Technology
[00:39:01] Mehmet Fatih Kacır spoke at the Moon Exploration Program
[00:39:05] press conference in Ankara. He said that the spacecraft has completed
[00:39:09] its production, assembly, and integration
[00:39:12] activities to reach the moon. Our hybrid propulsion system,
[00:39:15] developed with our own means, will be one of the critical
[00:39:19] elements of this mission. Our Moon spacecraft, weighing
[00:39:22] approximately 3.5 tons, which will carry out this scientific
[00:39:25] mission, has over 80% domestic
[00:39:32] content. He also emphasized that they have started work
[00:39:35] on Türksat 7A, which has data transmission capacity and flexible
[00:39:39] coverage features. Minister Kacır answered questions from
[00:39:42] journalists. The Moon is approximately 385
[00:39:45] thousand kilometers away from Earth. With
[00:39:48] the ignitions we will make, we will carry our vehicle
[00:39:50] to the lunar transfer orbit and embark on a journey
[00:39:54] to the moon. Again, ignitions took place.
[00:39:58] And it will serve as a lunar satellite in lunar
[00:40:01] orbit, and will make a lunar landing. It will be
[00:40:04] a process that we will all follow with excitement for months,
[00:40:08] God willing.
[00:40:12] An important finding regarding Ankara's archaeological past
[00:40:16] has been uncovered. A 66-million-year-old fossil was found at
[00:40:19] the Külhöyük excavation site in Gölbaşı
[00:40:22] district. The fossil was determined to belong
[00:40:25] to a marine creature
[00:40:28] that lived on the shores of the Tethys Sea, which
[00:40:31] covered Central Anatolia
[00:40:35] millions of years ago. A new discovery regarding
[00:40:39] Ankara's archaeological past has been made. A millions-of-years-old
[00:40:42] marine fossil was found at the Külhöyük excavation
[00:40:46] site, which has a 5000-year history. This discovery was evaluated
[00:40:50] as evidence for the thesis that there was a sea in Ankara
[00:40:54] thousands of years ago. Minister of Culture and Tourism Mehmet
[00:40:58] Nuri Ersoy announced the found fossil. He underlined
[00:41:02] that the fossil is 66 million years old. A Gastropoda
[00:41:05] fossil that lived on the shores of the Tethys Sea 66 million
[00:41:09] years ago was discovered during our excavations
[00:41:11] in Gölbaşı Oyaca. The fossil is thought to belong to
[00:41:14] the last stages of the Tethys Sea, which covered Central
[00:41:18] Anatolia. The fossil belongs to a gastropod, a class of
[00:41:21] mollusks like snails
[00:41:22] and slugs. The fossil found
[00:41:25] at the excavation site was recorded as a striking finding regarding
[00:41:29] the natural life of the Tethys Sea. The assessment that
[00:41:32] the fossil found in Külhöyük, which is 5000 years old, Hatti and Hittite, may have
[00:41:36] been carried to the settlement by the inhabitants of Külhöyük
[00:41:40] thousands of years ago makes the discovery even more
[00:41:43] striking. An important discovery was also made at Külhöyük
[00:41:47] recently. The oldest known seed remains of the endemic
[00:42:03] Love Flower, which grows only in Ankara Gölbaşı today,
[00:42:06] were found inside a 4000-year-old Hittite vessel. We will continue
[00:42:10] with striking images from around the world from
[00:42:13] yesterday to today, dear viewers. In the first image,
[00:42:16] we are watching images of a rescue operation. These are images from
[00:42:20] the rescue operation of one of the two pilots
[00:42:23] who survived from the plane shot
[00:42:27] down by Iran. In the images recorded on April 5,
[00:42:30] we see two American special forces personnel carrying
[00:42:34] the injured pilot lying on the ground to the helicopter.
[00:42:36] The pilot, code-named Bravo, parachuted from the crashed
[00:42:40] plane, but his parachute failed to open,
[00:42:44] and he crashed to the ground. During
[00:42:47] the fall, his spine, arm, and shoulder were broken,
[00:42:51] and he remained severely injured in the mountainous
[00:42:54] region for two days. We are in the United States,
[00:42:57] dear viewers. The storm in the Northeast of the United
[00:43:01] States is quite effective. Heavy rainfall caused
[00:43:04] floods in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Roads
[00:43:08] were flooded in New York, cars were submerged, and teams
[00:43:11] rescued stranded drivers. Train services were also suspended
[00:43:14] in many parts of the United States due to the storm.
[00:43:18] The address of the next images is Ecuador. This is Quito,
[00:43:21] the capital of Ecuador. The forest fire that broke
[00:43:25] out near the residential area caused concern. Dozens
[00:43:27] of firefighters were immediately dispatched to the region.
[00:43:30] A helicopter also provided aerial support
[00:43:33] to the extinguishing efforts. Residents intervened in the fire
[00:43:37] together with the teams. The public carried hoses,
[00:43:40] buckets, and water bottles to extinguish the flames.
[00:43:43] And the address of our last image is Guatemala.
[00:43:46] This is how we watch the moment of the eruption of the Fuego
[00:43:50] Volcano in Guatemala, dear viewers. It happened
[00:43:54] during a live broadcast. Ash and dense smoke rose
[00:43:57] from the volcano to the sky. Those moments were recorded
[00:44:00] by Mexican broadcaster Adriano
[00:44:03] Zendejas, who was broadcasting live in the region. It is
[00:44:07] stated that volcanic activity continues after the eruptions
[00:44:10] engine, Gökan, have been of the Fuego Volcano.
[00:44:23] We are returning to the country. Another critical threshold
[00:44:26] that will change the balance in the sky has been crossed,
[00:44:30] dear viewers. The variable flow liquid fuel system
[00:44:33] tests of Turkey's first air-to-air missile with a ramjet
[00:44:38] successfully completed. Gökan
[00:45:10] adjusts its fuel consumption and speed in the air. Air-to-air
[00:45:13] missiles rapidly consume all the fuel in their engine
[00:45:17] the moment they are launched, and their engine goes out
[00:45:20] as they approach the target, and they only glide in the air.
[00:45:23] This causes the missile to lose speed and miss its target.
[00:45:27] However, the Gökan missile completely breaks this mold.
[00:45:31] The developed ramjet engine draws in air and continues
[00:45:34] to burn throughout the flight. Moreover, the amount of liquid
[00:45:37] fuel going to the engine can be adjusted moment by moment.
[00:45:41] The missile manages its speed like pressing the gas pedal
[00:45:44] of a car, using different power when climbing
[00:45:48] and when moving steadily in the air.
[00:45:52] The most critical difference emerges at the moment of impact.
[00:45:55] As soon as Gökan sees its target, it maximizes the fuel
[00:45:58] flow. In the last second, it accelerates again and hits
[00:46:02] the target at maximum speed. Thus, even if enemy jets
[00:46:05] perform sudden maneuvers, there is no escape area. The "no-escape zone" range,
[00:46:14] in air combat terminology, reaches its maximum level.
[00:46:18] This critical technology, developed by TÜBİTAK SAGE,
[00:46:21] will strengthen the Turkish Air Force. National fleets
[00:46:25] in the sky, especially the National Combat Aircraft
[00:46:28] Kaan and F-16s, will gain
[00:46:29] the ability to neutralize
[00:46:35] enemy elements from hundreds of kilometers away. Speaking
[00:46:38] of the defense industry, let's show these images
[00:46:42] to your screens, dear viewers. Turkey continues to inspire
[00:46:45] confidence in friends and fear in enemies in the defense
[00:46:49] industry. Another firing capability has been added
[00:46:53] to the layered air defense system. The Sungur missile,
[00:46:56] developed by Roketsan, which has precise hit capability,
[00:47:00] was fired for the first time from the Burç high
[00:47:02] mobility air defense system. The moments when the Sungur
[00:47:06] missile successfully hit the moving
[00:47:26] by the cameras as seen here. There is a scene that surprises
[00:47:29] those who see it, dear viewers. That image was recorded
[00:47:33] in Osmaniye. A fox, yes, a fox climbed
[00:47:36] to the third floor of an apartment building
[00:47:40] and got stuck there. Firefighters caught the fox
[00:47:43] without harming it and
[00:47:47] released it back into nature. In Osmaniye, a fox
[00:47:50] climbed to the floor of an apartment building. Residents
[00:47:54] called the fire department when faced with this unexpected
[00:47:56] guest. Teams carefully approached
[00:48:00] the animal, which had no escape route, and removed
[00:48:04] the visibly scared fox from its location without
[00:48:07] harming it. The fox's
[00:48:09] apartment adventure ended.
[00:48:11] The fox, removed from the building in the arms of
[00:48:15] the fire brigade team, was safely released into its natural habitat.
[00:48:19] Residents and passersby watched the fox operation
[00:48:26] in astonishment. Please follow this image very carefully,
[00:48:30] dear viewers. Look, the address of the images
[00:48:34] is Canada. This is British Columbia province. In
[00:48:37] the province, an old man is walking on the road.
[00:48:40] A huge black bear suddenly appears behind
[00:48:44] him. Passersby frantically try to warn the old
[00:48:48] man. Look, they call out to him from the opposite
[00:48:51] sidewalk, saying things like "Be careful!" But
[00:48:54] please look at what the man does. The old man turns
[00:48:57] around, sees the bear, but continues on his
[00:49:00] way without bothering about the bear. The bear
[00:49:04] also turns back without harming the man. The man's
[00:49:08] indifferent attitude towards the bear attracted
[00:49:27] great attention on social media. Songül Çıtırık,
[00:49:30] 55 years old, living in Osmaniye, has accompanied
[00:49:33] countless births to date. Çıtırık continues her profession,
[00:49:36] which she started 37 years ago, with the same excitement
[00:49:40] as the first day. For her,
[00:49:40] midwifery is not
[00:49:45] just a profession, but a labor of love. Welcome, my baby, I hope you
[00:49:48] grow up healthy. She enters every birth
[00:49:51] with the same excitement
[00:50:28] as the first day. Since I learned I was pregnant,
[00:50:31] she followed all my check-ups for 9 months perfectly.
[00:50:34] I also thank Nurse Songül very much. Everything is
[00:50:38] going well, I am very happy, very satisfied. With her experience,
[00:50:42] she guides not only mothers, but also her young colleagues.
[00:50:44] Working with Nurse Songül, who has completed 37 years
[00:50:48] in her profession, makes us feel very safe. It's much more comfortable
[00:50:55] on shifts. Songül Ebe, who is with expectant
[00:50:58] mothers during birth preparation, closely follows the entire process
[00:55:51] Genduzi, then. The ball hit and returned
[00:55:54] to the field of play, there was no goal in the match,
[00:55:58] the final score was Gaziantep Football
[00:56:01] Club 0, Fenerbahçe 0.
[00:56:05] With the contributions of Kompe. Expected
[00:56:07] weather conditions across the country and the highest
[00:56:11] temperature of the day will be as follows. Marmara region partly
[00:56:14] cloudy, Sakarya and Kırklareli will have scattered
[00:56:18] showers. Kesir and Sakarya 27, Tekirdağ 24,
[00:56:21] Çanakkale and Kırklareli 26, Edirne 28,
[00:56:25] Yalova 27, Bilecik 24 degrees. Aegean
[00:56:28] region partly cloudy, İzmir and Muğla 31,
[00:56:32] Manisa 30, Aydın and Denizli 32,
[00:56:36] Afyon Karahisar and Uşak 27, Kütahya 23
[00:56:39] degrees. Mediterranean region thunderstorms,
[00:56:42] Antalya, Kahramanmaraş and Hatay partly cloudy.
[00:56:45] Antalya and Hatay 31, Adana and Kahramanmaraş
[00:56:49] 33, Mersin 32, Osmaniye 33, Isparta
[00:56:53] 31, Burdur 32 degrees. Central Anatolia
[00:56:56] region partly cloudy. Ankara 26, Konya
[00:57:00] and Sivas 28, Kayseri 29, Eskişehir 24,
[00:57:03] Yozgat and Nevşehir
[00:57:36] 26, Aksaray 28, Niğde 30, Kırıkkale
[00:57:39] 27, Karaman 29, Kırşehir 28, Çankırı
[00:57:42] 27 degrees. Black Sea region thunderstorms.
[00:57:45] Erzurum 27, Van 26, Malatya 33, Elazığ
[00:57:49] 34, Ağrı 31, Muş 31, Bitlis 26,
[00:57:53] Kars 28, Bingöl 32, Hakkari. 9,
[00:57:56] Erzincan 30, Iğdır 34, Ardahan 23,
[00:57:59] Tunceli 33 degrees. Southeastern Anatolia region
[00:58:02] partly cloudy and hot, Gaziantep and Mardin
[00:58:06] 33, Şanlıurfa, Diyarbakır and Adıyaman 35,
[00:58:10] Batman 36, Şırnak 32, Siirt 34,
[00:58:13] Kilis 33 degrees. The highest temperature
[00:58:16] of the day in some foreign centers will be
[00:58:19] as follows. Washington 25, London 23,
[00:58:22] Baku 29, Baghdad 42, Tehran. 33,
[00:58:26] Copenhagen 20, Sydney 22 degrees. Sea water
[00:58:29] temperatures in some centers are as follows. Fethiye and Alanya 30, İskenderun
[00:58:33] and Kaş 28, Marmaris 27, Datça 26,
[00:58:52] Dikili 24, İnebolu 23 degrees.
[00:58:55] With the contributions of Kompe. Good morning,
[00:58:59] happy morning. Welcome to TRT News, Turkey's
[00:59:03] news channel. We are starting a brand new day. With Headlines,
[00:59:06] I'm Rasim Kılıç, and for approximately
[00:59:10] 3 hours, we will share all the important developments
[00:59:13] from both Turkey and around the world. Again, in the
[00:59:17] morning hours, news of an important operation came.
[00:59:21] This time it concerns all of us, because
[00:59:24] it is an important operation concerning the food we put
[00:59:28] on our tables, the products we put on our tables.
[00:59:31] We will get the details of that operation soon.
[00:59:45] the markets, because
[00:59:58] the operation was about these prices reaching
[01:00:02] this state. Are there any prominent details
[01:00:06] in the operation, and will there be a continuation
[01:00:09] after this? We will certainly talk about all of them.
[01:00:13] We also send our best wishes for a good day
[01:00:17] to our valuable TRT Radio News listeners who are
[01:00:21] listening to us on their radios. Let's start with Headlines.
[01:00:25] Let's start with a live image. There is an image
[01:00:28] from Pendik, Istanbul. There is news of a fire.
[01:00:31] A fire broke out in a workplace in Pendik.
[01:00:35] It was not limited to the workplace. The flames
[01:00:39] also spread to the apartment on the floor above.
[01:00:42] It was extinguished in a short time, but there was
[01:00:45] also panic at that time. Look. Intense efforts
[01:00:49] were made to prevent it from spreading
[01:00:52] to higher floors. This is Çamçeşme neighborhood
[01:00:56] in Pendik. Smoke started rising from the workplace
[01:00:59] located in an eight-story building. Sparks scattered
[01:01:03] around ignited the plastic and packaging products
[01:01:06] in the workplace. The flames also spread
[01:01:10] to the upper floor, which was used as a residence.
[01:01:12] Upon notification, a large
[01:01:23] number of 112 emergency call center personnel
[01:01:27] were dispatched to the scene. Due to dense smoke,
[01:01:30] residents were evacuated from the building.
[01:01:34] The fire was extinguished in a short time, and
[01:01:38] cooling efforts continued in the area for a while
[01:01:40] longer. These are the images of those efforts, and
[01:01:44] these are the moments when you can see it in the image.
[01:01:48] It crashed into a truck from behind on the D400 Highway, and teams were dispatched to the scene
[01:01:51] upon notification. During the check conducted by healthcare teams, it was determined that one person
[01:01:55] in the car had lost their life. At the Antalya junction of the Burdur
[01:01:58] -Antalya road, another minibus crashed into a minibus carrying
[01:02:02] agricultural workers. 10 agricultural workers in the minibus
[01:02:05] were injured in the accident. The injured were taken to the hospital
[01:02:09] after first aid at the scene.
[01:02:11] kaldırıldı.
[01:02:54] but it was open, so it was very clear that it would hit something.
[01:02:57] The moment of the accident was captured on a phone camera like
[01:03:01] this. This is Çekmeköy. The trailer of a moving excavation
[01:03:04] truck opened for an unknown reason.
[01:03:07] The opened trailer hit
[01:03:10] the overpass they were passing under. Due to the impact, the trailer
[01:03:14] separated from the truck and overturned onto the road. Teams were dispatched to the scene. Due to the accident,
[01:03:18] that road, the Şile highway, was closed
[01:03:21] for a while. After the truck and trailer were removed, traffic
[01:03:24] returned to normal. The accident was also captured on a cell phone camera like this. Look,
[01:03:28] the white one next to it... We can say the bus narrowly
[01:03:50] In the morning, there is a fight against exorbitant prices
[01:03:53] from the field to the market, that is, from the producer
[01:03:57] to the market, which is the last stop on our table, dear viewers.
[01:04:00] In this context, an operation against exorbitant prices
[01:04:04] in food was carried out in 22 provinces. Justice Minister Akın
[01:04:07] Gürlek announced that an arrest warrant was issued for
[01:04:11] 41 major company executives. This is a very, very important development.
[01:04:14] Mücahit Dereli is waiting for us in the news center with the details.
[01:04:18] Yes, Rasim Kılıç, an operation was carried out
[01:04:21] against those who prey on citizens' pockets. Justice Minister Akın Gürlek
[01:04:25] also shared the detailed information of this operation.
[01:04:28] He said, "We continue our fight
[01:04:31] against criminals who manipulate prices, gain unfair profit
[01:04:34] and disrupt the economic order while protecting the labor of our producers,
[01:04:38] the budget of our citizens, and the fair functioning of the market."
[01:04:41] Also, in the investigation
[01:04:45] carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office,
[01:04:48] the price journey from the field to the market
[01:04:51] was put under the microscope. Market registration system data
[01:04:54] from the Ministry of Trade and farmer registration system data
[01:04:57] from the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry were obtained. A comprehensive report
[01:05:01] was prepared by the Tax Inspection Board of the Ministry of Treasury and Finance.
[01:05:05] Approximately 1029 farmers
[01:05:08] were questioned, and it was examined at what price the products left the producer
[01:05:11] and under what conditions they reached the suppliers.
[01:05:15] In the examinations, it was found that some companies
[01:05:18] that are major suppliers in the markets
[01:05:21] used their market dominance to show product
[01:05:24] supply as lower than it was, and costs
[01:05:27] as higher than they actually were. It was determined that they created
[01:05:30] false costs by issuing fake producer receipts and thus manipulated
[01:05:34] prices upwards in the fresh vegetable and
[01:05:37] fruit market, thereby gaining unfair
[01:05:41] profits. Also in this context,
[01:05:44] in the investigation carried out regarding the crimes of price manipulation,
[01:05:47] opposition to the tax procedure law, forgery of documents, and
[01:05:51] laundering of assets derived from crime, arrest warrants were issued
[01:05:54] for 41 suspicious executives of
[01:05:57] 41 major distribution companies.
[01:06:01] In 22 provinces, simultaneous searches were initiated
[01:06:04] at a total of 19 workplaces and residences.
[01:06:08] Justice Minister Akın Gürlek, in the continuation
[01:06:11] of his statement, said that no stage of the chain
[01:06:14] extending from the field to the table will be allowed to be turned
[01:06:18] into an unfair profit opportunity over the labor of our producers
[01:06:22] and the budget of our citizens.
[01:06:25] Yes, an operation
[01:06:28] was carried out against those who prey on citizens'
[01:06:31] pockets. The exit price of fresh fruits and vegetables
[01:06:35] from the field, their entry price to the market, and their exit prices
[01:06:39] from the market were examined. The discrepancies
[01:06:42] here were evaluated, and arrest warrants were issued
[01:06:46] for 41 people. Searches were also conducted
[01:06:49] at 109 workplaces by police teams.
[01:06:52] We shared the details of the operation with you,
[01:06:56] and let's give the floor back to you.
[01:07:01] A very, very important issue, an issue that concerns all of us very closely. Mücahit
[01:07:05] Dereli shared the details. We will also discuss the legal aspects
[01:07:09] of this operation in this part of our bulletin.
[01:07:12] Lawyer Hadi Dündar is with us. Mr. Dündar, welcome.
[01:07:15] Welcome, good morning, good broadcast.
[01:07:19] Thank you. Now, it was a question we've been asking for years,
[01:07:23] as consumers, for example, how does a tomato that costs
[01:07:27] 10 liras in the field reach 90 liras
[01:07:30] by the time it gets to the market? At that time, when we asked the stakeholders
[01:07:34] involved in this, they talked about costs and so on,
[01:07:37] but at the point we have reached today, the statements
[01:07:41] between the lines of the operation show us that these
[01:07:43] costs were inflated, and fake
[01:07:47] producer documents were issued.
[01:07:50] The allegations are in this direction, and it's a very big operation. Let's talk a little about
[01:07:53] the legal aspect, if you like, Mr. Hadi.
[01:07:57] Thank you. I mean, here we are talking about an operation
[01:08:01] that directly targeted the pockets of citizens,
[01:08:04] involving an individual or individuals. It's very important. It really
[01:08:08] affects people the most in daily life... We're talking
[01:08:11] about an event that affects their daily lives, and as you know,
[01:08:15] we are all victims of this, because as you just stated,
[01:08:18] the producer puts in a certain amount of effort, produces
[01:08:22] the product, and the person who produces the product
[01:08:25] sets a certain price when selling it, and within that price framework,
[01:08:29] what do they do? They either produce more the next year or give up
[01:08:33] production. Yes, that happens.
[01:08:36] If you exploit the producer here,
[01:08:39] if you act in a way that harms the producer as much as possible,
[01:08:43] then what will happen? If you remember, there are many
[01:08:46] news reports that are reflected in the public, where producers
[01:08:50] give up production. Why? Either the product is left in their hands,
[01:08:54] or we see that there is an organization that tries to buy the product
[01:08:57] at a very low price. Well, when we look at it,
[01:09:01] under normal circumstances, we as a country had previously
[01:09:05] introduced a rule. It was said that you would write the price
[01:09:09] you bought from the producer, you would write the selling price,
[01:09:12] and for every product, when we entered the market,
[01:09:16] we would see those small white square papers. There, we were supposed to see
[01:09:20] a price scale regarding who the producer was,
[01:09:23] where it was bought from, how much it was bought for, and how much it was sold for.
[01:09:27] However, unfortunately, some individuals or some
[01:09:30] people, and we see this in this operation, by making multiple
[01:09:34] transfers between different companies
[01:09:37] with the price taken from the producer, present
[01:09:40] a completely different price scale at the end.
[01:09:43] What does this mean? The fact that 1029
[01:09:47] producers were listened to, that farmers' statements
[01:09:50] were sought, whether the price there
[01:09:53] was a real price or not, how many carriers there were
[01:09:57] in between, whether these things were further increased
[01:10:01] with fake invoices, with fake companies,
[01:10:04] is being investigated within this investigation, Rasim Bey.
[01:10:08] Well, while this is being investigated, is it enough
[01:10:12] for the crime of price manipulation, as defined in Article
[01:10:15] 237 of the Turkish Penal Code, that prices are merely high?
[01:10:18] No, we have a situation called the prohibition of competition.
[01:10:22] In terms of competition, anyone can sell their product
[01:10:26] at any price they want, but if you do this
[01:10:29] within an organizational framework, as an organized
[01:10:32] structure, by manipulating
[01:10:36] the labels of the product you bought from the farmer there,
[01:10:39] or by producing false news, or by holding it back,
[01:10:43] or by trying to introduce a different price to the market,
[01:10:47] or trying to design all companies in the market,
[01:10:51] then we can talk about this crime here. For example,
[01:10:54] consider a workplace. A workplace can sell
[01:10:57] its own product expensively, but if there is one distributor
[01:11:00] in a market, and that distributor
[01:11:04] does this, then let's give the example
[01:11:08] of Istanbul, since we experienced it in Istanbul. If a product
[01:11:11] that comes to the Istanbul market starts to be sold expensively
[01:11:15] in the market, then it has to be sold expensively throughout Istanbul.
[01:11:19] Yes. So, can we say that the organization
[01:11:23] there is actually an operation aimed at the source of the problem
[01:11:27] regarding whether there is a real price scale? Aimed at the source of the problem.
[01:11:30] Yes. Absolutely. That's what I'm trying to explain. I mean,
[01:11:34] people shouldn't think that an operation was carried
[01:11:38] out because of high prices. No, where is the source exactly?
[01:11:41] Who are the people who affect the entire market?
[01:11:45] Because of whom are these products so expensive,
[01:11:48] and because of whom is the bite that could
[01:11:52] go into the citizen's mouth being taken away?
[01:11:55] This is being investigated, and as a result of this investigation,
[01:11:59] necessary actions have been taken against the individuals, as you can see,
[01:12:02] companies have been seized, trustees have been appointed, I apologize, their assets
[01:12:06] have been seized, and on the other hand, arrests have been made. However,
[01:12:09] when we look at the types of crimes, the crime of price manipulation
[01:12:13] comes first. When we look at the second one,
[01:12:16] as you also mentioned and we focused on,
[01:12:19] forgery in documents, it can be a private document,
[01:12:22] it can be an official document. This is a matter that will be followed
[01:12:25] closely, Mr. Hadi. Thank you for enlightening us on the legal aspects.
[01:12:29] Lawyer Hadiri Dündar shared the details regarding the operation
[01:12:33] carried out against these markets. We will immediately go to a live broadcast point.
[01:12:36] The education period started yesterday, as you know. Minister of National Education Yusuf
[01:12:40] Tekin is answering questions at Anadolu Agency's desk.
[01:12:43] We are watching. I would like to start by wishing them success.
[01:12:46] Now, of course,
[01:12:49] it is an irrational approach
[01:12:53] to limit this success to studies conducted
[01:12:56] in periods like 1 or 2 years.
[01:12:59] This is not a scientific explanation.
[01:13:02] First of all, we need to see what is measured
[01:13:05] in such programs, in such international
[01:13:09] rating mechanisms,
[01:13:12] and we need to analyze what is lacking in the education system
[01:13:16] in Turkey.
[01:13:20] In 2001, when the Justice and
[01:13:23] Development Party was founded,
[01:13:26] our President made suggestions.
[01:13:30] He says that Turkish youth, Turkish children
[01:13:33] do not deserve to receive education
[01:13:36] in such crowded classrooms,
[01:13:39] in such poor physical conditions.
[01:13:42] Starting from the idea that we have to offer
[01:13:46] much better,
[01:13:48] in the party program of 2001
[01:13:51] and the government program of 2002,
[01:13:55] it was committed that education would be brought
[01:13:59] to the desired level in terms of physical capacity
[01:14:02] according to international indicators. Well, how can you do this,
[01:14:05] or why didn't your predecessors do it, why couldn't they do it?
[01:14:09] Now, I am a political scientist. In the international
[01:14:12] arena, a country's position in terms of democratic
[01:14:16] indicators, in terms of democratization
[01:14:19] trend is measured by
[01:14:22] the country's financial resources, that is, which areas
[01:14:25] are allocated more resources from the general budget.
[01:14:29] That is one of these parameters. For example, in the 2012,
[01:14:32] I mean 2002 budget, the Ministry of National Education
[01:14:36] was in 4th place. More resources were allocated
[01:14:39] to other areas,
[01:14:42] but during both our President's
[01:14:45] premiership and presidency,
[01:14:48] in all budgets,
[01:14:50] the largest share from the general budget was allocated to national education.
[01:14:54] So, we were always first. Let me put it this way, the share allocated
[01:14:58] from the general budget increased from 7% to 15%.
[01:15:01] This is now an important indicator for us, and with this,
[01:15:05] during AK Party
[01:15:09] governments, first of all, the school needs of our children,
[01:15:13] that is, in terms of the number of students per classroom,
[01:15:16] necessary steps were taken
[01:15:19] for the construction of a healthy education environment
[01:15:23] in our schools. Look, we have given these figures
[01:15:27] in other broadcasts as well. In 2002,
[01:15:30] in Turkey, approximately
[01:15:33] our students have 357 thousand classrooms,
[01:15:37] we have 357 thousand classrooms.
[01:15:39] Let's look at it this way,
[01:15:43] this 357,000. Turkey is a country
[01:15:45] where natural disasters are frequent, especially earthquakes.
[01:15:49] When we consider the schools destroyed by earthquakes,
[01:15:52] the classrooms we lost
[01:15:55] due to other natural disasters,
[01:15:59] and the classrooms we demolished
[01:16:01] and rebuilt because they had completed
[01:16:05] their economic life, let's assume that about
[01:16:08] half of these 357 thousand classrooms were lost in this way.
[01:16:11] We have about 150-200 thousand
[01:16:15] classrooms remaining from before. Now,
[01:16:19] in line with the parameter I just mentioned,
[01:16:22] the first thing we did was to increase the number of classrooms
[01:16:25] and create prosperous environments where our children
[01:16:29] do not sit 3 or 4 people in a row,
[01:16:32] but can comfortably take notes and listen to their teachers.
[01:16:36] Currently, we have nearly 760 thousand classrooms.
[01:16:40] Now, we need to look at it this way, Mr. Şenol,
[01:16:42] we assumed it dropped to 200,000
[01:16:46] earlier from 357,000 classrooms. Today, we have increased
[01:16:49] it to 760,000.
[01:16:53] That means we have added approximately 500,000
[01:16:56] additional classrooms. This is very important.
[01:16:59] This is an important
[01:17:01] parameter.
[01:17:04] Second, there were problems with access to education.
[01:17:08] I'm talking about those dates, our children did not have
[01:17:11] a mechanism to continue to middle school
[01:17:14] after finishing primary school. They couldn't come from their village
[01:17:17] to the district center, or similar problems were experienced.
[01:17:21] Now, steps were taken to overcome problems
[01:17:24] with access to education. What did we do?
[01:17:28] We introduced a transportation system.
[01:17:31] That is, for our students who want to continue
[01:17:34] their education but have transportation problems,
[01:17:38] we put in place a transportation system, we increased the dormitory
[01:17:42] capacity of our schools. Therefore, in this sense,
[01:17:44] we have brought
[01:17:46] Turkey up to international indicators in terms of access to education.
[01:17:50] For example, in 2002, the rate of continuation to secondary education
[01:17:53] was around 50%, now it is over
[01:17:56] 90%. Access to pre-school education,
[01:17:59] which was 11% in 2002,
[01:18:02] is over 80% today. These are very
[01:18:06] important parameters. We have seriously solved
[01:18:09] this issue in terms of access to education. Another important issue
[01:18:13] in terms of the quality of education
[01:18:16] is the number of teachers. That is, if the number of students
[01:18:20] per teacher is expressed in numbers like
[01:18:23] 30, 40, then that teacher
[01:18:26] friend has no chance of establishing
[01:18:29] that relationship with students in that class.
[01:18:32] So what did we do? Approximately 80%
[01:18:36] of our teacher friends
[01:18:39] currently registered in the system were appointed during AK Party governments.
[01:18:43] While we had around 500,000 teachers back then, 540,000 teachers
[01:18:46] in 2002, today we have 1,260,000 teachers, including
[01:18:50] teachers in private schools. Now, these figures are very
[01:18:54] important figures. That is, the number of teachers increased,
[01:18:57] the infrastructure improved, and this
[01:19:00] reflected positively on PISA scores. It's not just
[01:19:04] these, I'm continuing with a few more things. Let's move on from this question
[01:19:07] if you allow, because this is important.
[01:19:11] I mean, I'm not in such a megalomania
[01:19:14] that I say we fixed this in the last
[01:19:18] one or two years. I'm not in that.
[01:19:21] These steps taken
[01:19:23] since 2001, look what else we did,
[01:19:27] regarding teacher qualifications, in 2014-2015,
[01:19:31] we did a very comprehensive study on teacher competencies,
[01:19:34] in a way compatible with international indicators.
[01:19:38] This is another very important point. Now,
[01:19:42] in terms of the main philosophy of education,
[01:19:44] what do we do in school, what should we do?
[01:19:48] In the 1980s and 1990s, you are young,
[01:19:51] you don't remember, we had no
[01:19:55] mechanism to access information other than
[01:19:58] school and textbooks.
[01:20:00] That is, there was no internet, television, mobile phones,
[01:20:04] these kinds of things. "Where can we give information
[01:20:08] to children? Only at school.
[01:20:11] Therefore, our curriculum in school was entirely
[01:20:15] information-oriented. Now, after I started
[01:20:18] as undersecretary in 2013, we attended international
[01:20:21] meetings. In all international meetings
[01:20:25] we attended, the most important criticism directed at us was that
[01:20:29] yes, you have made very positive developments
[01:20:32] and covered distances
[01:20:35] in terms of physical capacity and human resources
[01:20:39] in your education system, but you still have a problem
[01:20:42] in your education philosophy. The problem is that
[01:20:46] you still focus on giving information to children.
[01:20:49] What does this bring with it? We have put everything
[01:20:53] we can think of into the curriculum, because in the same periods,
[01:20:56] in the 80s and 90s, access to education was also limited,
[01:21:00] so a limited number of students could continue
[01:21:03] to both secondary and higher education,
[01:21:07] so our curricula became bloated with the idea that our children
[01:21:10] should learn everything here, in middle school, in primary school.
[01:21:14] Now, what happens when it's bloated? Let's say you have 3 hours of lessons
[01:21:17] per week, you teach a 3-hour lesson, but we have filled
[01:21:21] your curriculum with a curriculum that you can teach
[01:21:24] if you allocate 6 or 7 hours per week,
[01:21:27] because everything we can think of, traffic accidents are increasing,
[01:21:31] let's put this in, something about health happens, let's put this in the curriculum too,
[01:21:35] and our curriculum became bloated. When this happens,
[01:21:38] when we limit our teacher to teaching a lesson
[01:21:42] that we should give 6 or 7 hours per week to 3 hours
[01:21:46] per week, our teacher goes fast to catch up with the curriculum,
[01:21:50] because on one hand, they have to catch up with the curriculum.
[01:21:53] When they do this, students
[01:21:56] cannot receive the education
[01:22:00] they should receive healthily. The student is unsuccessful,
[01:22:03] the teacher is unsuccessful, the school is unsuccessful, the education system is unsuccessful.
[01:22:08] Now, since access to education has increased, then the curriculum also needs
[01:22:11] to be structured accordingly and some things need to be shifted
[01:22:15] to higher education levels for the system to be successful.
[01:22:18] Therefore, the second issue we have been working on
[01:22:21] since 2013 is this. Gradually,
[01:22:25] step by step, we entered
[01:22:28] the process of streamlining the curriculum, and
[01:22:30] rather than the curriculum being information-oriented,
[01:22:34] it became compatible with the systematic
[01:22:38] measured by international mechanisms, and
[01:22:41] in an era where access to information is so easy
[01:22:45] for our children, it is necessary to transform
[01:22:49] the information they access into something they can use
[01:22:53] in their daily lives and social lives. Now, we started working on this
[01:22:56] back then. We said that we need to revise
[01:23:00] this curriculum accordingly. Therefore, the Türkiye Yüzyılı Maarif
[01:23:03] model, which we implemented in 2024, was very important
[01:23:07] in terms of these two parameters. I said this in our broadcasts
[01:23:11] back then. I said, look, when we change this,
[01:23:13] when our children
[01:23:17] are no longer just information burdens,
[01:23:20] instead of just giving information and making them memorize it,
[01:23:23] if we make them able to analytically evaluate the information given to them
[01:23:26] and transform it into daily life skills,
[01:23:30] then we will be successful in our education system.
[01:23:33] Along with this, if we can reduce
[01:23:37] the information load within our education system
[01:23:40] in the curriculum, our teachers will also be successful,
[01:23:44] and the system will be successful. We have also discussed
[01:23:47] these in great detail.
[01:23:50] is this. Therefore,
[01:23:52] one of the important steps regarding these PISA scores
[01:23:57] This is also important. Another issue is this:
[01:24:00] In 2013,
[01:24:03] when making these evaluations, who follows this
[01:24:06] in the Ministry of National Education? That is, is there a unit
[01:24:09] that evaluates our measurement and evaluation
[01:24:12] system by comparing it with
[01:24:15] international indicators, what is measured there,
[01:24:18] and what we provide?
[01:24:20] Is there such a unit in our Ministry of National Education? No. So we said,
[01:24:23] Yok. O zaman dedik ki,
[01:24:26] then, to our Minister Nabi Hoca, whom we worked with at the time,
[01:24:30] "Sir, we need to establish such a unit." We established a general directorate
[01:24:33] named Measurement, Evaluation and Examination Services.
[01:24:36] And one of the important functions of this general directorate
[01:24:39] is to conduct monitoring and evaluation at both national
[01:24:42] and international levels. At the same time,
[01:24:46] we started to conduct measurement mechanisms
[01:24:50] through this as well. What did this bring with it?
[01:24:53] It created a very important area for us where we can mutually
[01:24:56] analyze the compatibility between
[01:24:59] our Ministry's curriculum and structures like OECD
[01:25:01] and PISA, and the compatibility
[01:25:04] between what is measured there and our system.
[01:25:07] I think this is also very vital. Because
[01:25:10] we did this back then, PISA, TIMSS,
[01:25:14] şöyle yaptık o zaman Pizza, teams,
[01:25:17] these were done in three-year periods, in cycles,
[01:25:20] um, we said that we would do a
[01:25:24] third one ourselves, called ABİDE,
[01:25:27] the monitoring and evaluation of academic skills, we created a new evaluation system
[01:25:31] specific to us, so we didn't have any gaps
[01:25:35] in these three-year periods, we had the capacity to
[01:25:38] conduct monitoring and evaluation every year. Now, these
[01:25:42] are coming to an end, and TIMSS will come. TIMSS was announced last year,
[01:25:46] the year before. So ABİDE will come. We are
[01:25:50] doing it now, yes. Now it's ABİDE's turn, ABİDE evaluation. Now, this is
[01:25:53] also important, another important thing, since all of these are very important
[01:25:57] and since this is the broadcast after my first
[01:26:00] participation in PISA, you said you hoped
[01:26:04] the PISA results would be good. Yes, I
[01:26:07] did, because we implemented all the parameters
[01:26:10] rationally. Now, when this comes out negatively, it becomes
[01:26:14] a big topic. Yes, this time it came out very positively,
[01:26:17] but it didn't get as much attention. I guess. It did
[01:26:20] actually, um, this issue got more attention abroad,
[01:26:23] especially in Germany and France,
[01:26:27] about why we declined and why Turkey progressed.
[01:26:30] A lot of media content was produced about it.
[01:26:34] True. How is this
[01:26:36] system measured? Can you explain that a bit? I will explain, but now I've come to a very important
[01:26:40] point, I have to mention that too,
[01:26:43] um, because these parts are very critical. Now,
[01:26:46] about 15 days before the PISA scores were announced,
[01:26:50] we had an online meeting with the PISA management.
[01:26:53] In the meeting, um,
[01:26:56] the Chairman of the PISA Board, um,
[01:27:00] if I remember correctly, Andreas,
[01:27:03] a Portuguese, asked us for something.
[01:27:06] Look, this is very important from my perspective.
[01:27:09] He said, "Um,
[01:27:12] in your speech on September 8th,
[01:27:14] there's something that caught our
[01:27:17] attention.
[01:27:20] We want you to tell other countries about it. Turkey is showing
[01:27:24] an extraordinary success bar.
[01:27:27] But there's something interesting. This bar
[01:27:30] has been rising since 2015.
[01:27:33] Now, everything I've told you so far
[01:27:36] is before 2015, meaning this
[01:27:39] physical capacity and similar things.
[01:27:42] So now, according to a foreign observer,
[01:27:45] an educator,
[01:27:48] who made this analysis, something important must have
[01:27:51] happened in our country in 2015.
[01:27:55] So what happened in 2015?
[01:27:58] 2015 is very important for us at
[01:28:02] this point. When we enacted the private tutoring law
[01:28:06] in 2014, our most
[01:28:08] important claim regarding private tutoring centers
[01:28:12] was this: these structures we call private tutoring centers
[01:28:16] are a tutelage mechanism over the Ministry of National Education's textbooks,
[01:28:20] curricula, schools, and teachers. In other words, no matter
[01:28:24] what you teach at school, a perception has formed in the market,
[01:28:27] there is a sector, FETÖ's tutelage.
[01:28:30] This tutelage says that the teachers of national education
[01:28:34] are useless, the textbooks of national education are useless,
[01:28:37] the schools of national education are useless. You study
[01:28:40] for 12 years there for nothing. Come to our private tutoring center for 3 months,
[01:28:44] come to our private tutoring center for 6 months, you will be successful. Now, as long as
[01:28:47] there is such a perception, as long as your education
[01:28:51] system is not rid of this tutelage,
[01:28:54] there is no chance of success. I used
[01:28:57] this a lot internally, within Turkey,
[01:29:01] but the fact that the chairman of the PISA board
[01:29:05] identified this through the scores
[01:29:08] is a very important point for me,
[01:29:11] and in Turkey, perhaps at the point
[01:29:14] of these scores we are discussing today, because with that date,
[01:29:18] we imposed a condition on the institutions
[01:29:22] we established in place of private tutoring centers,
[01:29:25] the institutions we call private education courses. We said
[01:29:28] that your programs' curricula must
[01:29:33] be approved by the Board of Education and must be
[01:29:36] compatible with the Ministry of National Education's curriculum.
[01:29:40] Now, we have transformed this tutelage into
[01:29:42] a reciprocal relationship, a complementary relationship, and I think
[01:29:46] this was a very important step.
[01:29:50] So you're talking about this as the fourth pillar: the removal of FETÖ's tutelage,
[01:29:54] the renewal of the curriculum, physical capacity, increasing
[01:29:57] the number of teachers, and infrastructure classroom numbers."
[01:30:01] Can we say it was successful? Yes,
[01:30:07] I can list other reasons,
[01:30:11] but you're bored. I will enumerate
[01:30:14] reasons, because I have many. No, four fundamental
[01:30:18] reasons are also convincing, Mr. Minister. For example,
[01:30:21] in 2014, we started something
[01:30:24] called DYK courses in our schools. We said
[01:30:27] that if a child of our citizens has
[01:30:31] any deficiencies in any subject, in any topic,
[01:30:35] we should open free courses for these
[01:30:38] children in our schools so they can make up for their deficiencies there.
[01:30:42] I presented this to the then Prime Minister, our President, the Prime Minister.
[01:30:46] In a sense, they started receiving the service they would have received
[01:30:50] from private tutoring centers for free at schools.
[01:30:53] This is also very important. Similarly,
[01:30:56] the Fatih Project, which began
[01:30:59] the process of using technological innovations in the education system.
[01:31:02] Likewise, for example, there's something
[01:31:06] we did recently. To bridge the gap
[01:31:10] between the relevant departments of the OECD and the ministry,
[01:31:13] we opened an education attaché office within the OECD. We assigned a colleague
[01:31:17] there. So we established
[01:31:20] these dialogue mechanisms healthily
[01:31:23] and reached this point. Now, let me get to the question
[01:31:27] you asked, without prolonging this.
[01:31:30] Now, um, dear friends...
[01:31:33] "Regarding this exam,
[01:31:35] there are statistical data and information
[01:31:39] related to Turkey that we have identified and
[01:31:42] provided to the PISA management of the OECD.
[01:31:46] What are these? Of course, the OECD doesn't only get information from us;
[01:31:50] it also receives reports prepared by TÜİK
[01:31:52] on provinces' and regional
[01:31:56] development indices. We provided them with
[01:32:00] the list of our schools in Turkey, province by province,
[01:32:03] district by district, and the number
[01:32:05] of students. They created a sample from this.
[01:32:08] They said, 'There are this many science
[01:32:12] high schools in Turkey, and there are this many
[01:32:15] students in these science high schools. Therefore, we will take
[01:32:19] this many students as a percentage from science high schools.'
[01:32:22] They determined these completely based on this sampling.
[01:32:26] There are this many Anatolian High Schools,
[01:32:30] and the number of students here is this much.
[01:32:33] So, they divided PISA by your student quota
[01:32:36] of 7,060 students
[01:32:39] statistically. How many vocational and technical
[01:32:42] Anatolian High Schools do we have, and how many
[01:32:45] students? They ratioed it to this number of students. They found
[01:32:49] the student numbers this way. We don't interfere with this part;
[01:32:52] they determine this sample and provide
[01:32:56] it to us. Then, based on
[01:33:00] the data they received from TÜİK at the OECD,
[01:33:03] to identify advantaged and disadvantaged students
[01:33:06] of countries, in terms of development
[01:33:09] levels, they also took our provinces
[01:33:12] and regions in terms of those indicators, and
[01:33:16] by matching these two samples, they
[01:33:19] extracted a total sample. In this sample they extracted,
[01:33:22] our Anatolian high schools, science high schools,
[01:33:26] social sciences high schools, vocational high schools,
[01:33:29] Imam Hatip high schools, this...
[01:33:32] in accordance with the sample, and also in a way
[01:33:35] that is consistent with regional development indices. For example,
[01:33:38] the definition of disadvantaged student includes
[01:33:42] recent disasters, and they are evaluated.
[01:33:46] Schools from the disaster-stricken earthquake region were included
[01:33:49] purely with this parameter.
[01:33:51] Therefore, they determine this sample. Since we also
[01:33:55] provide them with the student list in this sample,
[01:33:59] they also identify the students, um,
[01:34:02] they identify them themselves and inform us, and
[01:34:05] until the exam is administered,
[01:34:09] we have no knowledge. We don't know, we only know the schools,
[01:34:12] the identified schools.
[01:34:15] Um, here we have such
[01:34:18] a problem.
[01:34:20] "Put yourself
[01:34:23] in the shoes of these students. An exam that will
[01:34:27] have no effect on your report card grade, your class
[01:34:30] progress grade. You need something to motivate you,
[01:34:33] that is, we need
[01:34:35] to motivate you, the schools, because
[01:34:39] the total duration of this exam is approximately
[01:34:42] 3.5 hours on an electronic
[01:34:46] platform. Now, to keep a child
[01:34:48] of that age group focused in front of a screen
[01:34:51] for 3.5 hours without their concentration
[01:34:54] being distracted, countries are implementing
[01:34:57] school-based motivation programs.
[01:35:01] Um, they only allow this, and
[01:35:04] this is also under PISA's
[01:35:07] control. We neither identified
[01:35:11] the schools nor identified the students.
[01:35:15] We just took the necessary measures for the exams
[01:35:18] to be administered in a completely sterile environment identified
[01:35:22] by them, and at the end of the day, such a result emerged.
[01:35:25] Now European countries are debating what the problem is with us.
[01:35:29] One of the biggest reasons is digitalization and
[01:35:33] students heavily consuming cell phones,
[01:35:36] social media, and digital content
[01:35:39] in schools during the education process.
[01:35:43] Have you evaluated this? What kind of
[01:35:47] practice is there in Turkey? Well,
[01:35:50] actually, we have been addressing
[01:35:54] this issue for a long time. I was appointed as minister
[01:35:58] in June 2023 and started my duty.
[01:36:02] Since that year, every
[01:36:04] summer, um, we have made it a tradition
[01:36:08] to issue a circular to remind
[01:36:10] our teachers and our schools and the public
[01:36:14] and our parents about our general practices
[01:36:17] for that academic year. In our circular
[01:36:20] of 2023, um, the main
[01:36:24] topic we emphasized was this:
[01:36:27] We said that we all need to manage
[01:36:30] a process that can overcome our children's digital
[01:36:33] addiction, and we are one of
[01:36:37] the first countries in the world to implement
[01:36:40] a cell phone ban for students. Um,
[01:36:45] around the time we did that, Australia also adopted it.
[01:36:48] After that, many European countries banned cell phone use in schools,
[01:36:51] because children, and even these days
[01:36:54] there's a popular
[01:36:57] Korean drama series on streaming platforms, and there are also
[01:37:00] very interesting scenes there.
[01:37:02] Um, children constantly make posts on
[01:37:06] social media from their cell phones while the teacher is lecturing.
[01:37:10] This seriously distracts children's motivation
[01:37:13] and prevents them from concentrating in class,
[01:37:17] and even creates an environment
[01:37:20] that can lead them to manipulate the school. It was important
[01:37:24] both for children and for the ill-intentioned structures
[01:37:28] that use these. We are currently implementing this ban
[01:37:32] in a disciplined manner throughout Turkey. This year we added
[01:37:35] something else to this.
[01:37:37] Um,
[01:37:40] our teacher colleagues also, sometimes,
[01:37:42] though in small numbers, there were teacher colleagues
[01:37:46] who somewhat overdid
[01:37:50] their cell phone usage in class. So this
[01:37:54] year, we also issued a warning to our teacher colleagues
[01:37:58] not to use cell phones in class, because Europe, strangely,
[01:38:01] considers this the primary reason, yes,
[01:38:05] um, the entry of cell phones into schools
[01:38:08] and students being occupied with cell phones
[01:38:11] rather than education. Very true. In Bratislava on September 8th,
[01:38:15] almost all education ministers'
[01:38:19] common problem was this: children's cell phone
[01:38:22] use, social media use,
[01:38:25] um, causing a distraction
[01:38:29] that disrupts the education process, and also
[01:38:32] manipulating education policies
[01:38:36] due to content. They were very concerned.
[01:38:39] This is spreading worldwide. Of course, here,
[01:38:42] um, actually...
[01:38:45] "We need to evolve
[01:38:47] this. Ultimately, this issue is not very difficult.
[01:38:51] In this sense, social
[01:38:54] media,
[01:38:57] um..." I believe that companies that produce
[01:39:00] or own social media should also, with a sense of social
[01:39:03] responsibility, be able to prevent this
[01:39:06] with simple software. The big responsibility
[01:39:09] falls on them. Perhaps the lawsuit in America,
[01:39:13] um, as you know, resulted
[01:39:16] in significant compensation. As a result of this,
[01:39:20] I believe social media platforms
[01:39:23] need to develop software that categorizes their content
[01:39:26] and users accordingly for humanity.
[01:39:29] No matter how much we try to solve this problem
[01:39:32] in our country, what we can
[01:39:35] do is only prevent it
[01:39:39] in classrooms and at school.
[01:39:42] But the child comes home, cell phone in hand, his mother
[01:39:45] and father have not returned,
[01:39:48] or his mother returns from work and is busy
[01:39:51] with other things, kitchen chores, household chores, etc.
[01:39:55] The child has a cell phone for hours. "Now, he is
[01:39:58] exposed to the content we are trying to protect.
[01:40:01] We are currently working on whether we can develop
[01:40:04] a solution, a software, with the cyber security presidency,
[01:40:08] like a parental filter.
[01:40:11] My colleagues are working on this right now.
[01:40:14] We can do these things, but all of these are voluntary
[01:40:17] things. Only if parents
[01:40:21] agree to it, if they can protect
[01:40:24] their children, then this can be done. Yes."
[01:40:30] Similarly, this year, in the general education circular, there was
[01:40:33] an issue about teachers
[01:40:37] vardı bu uygulama az önce sözün ettiğiniz
[01:40:40] diğer aslında sonuçların da yükselmesiyle
[01:40:43] neticelenen uygulamaların bir parçası mı? buradaki hedef nedir?
[01:40:47] a very disciplined process?
[01:40:50] I mean, cell phones are banned,
[01:40:52] teachers and students will wear uniforms? Is there such a process?
[01:40:56] Do you mean it's a restrictive mindset? Yes, if you have a restrictive mindset,
[01:41:00] say disciplined. Now, um,
[01:41:03] Mr. Yusuf, um,
[01:41:06] we don't do anything
[01:41:10] with instant decisions.
[01:41:12] We
[01:41:14] try to implement our practices
[01:41:17] gradually based on the complaints,
[01:41:20] criticisms, and suggestions we receive from the field.
[01:41:23] I announced this the week
[01:41:26] I started my ministerial duty and said that
[01:41:30] we would do everything we do
[01:41:33] by consulting with our teachers
[01:41:36] and administrators, and we created
[01:41:39] a platform called 'Teachers' Room'. Um,
[01:41:43] in every provincial program
[01:41:46] we attended, we made unofficial
[01:41:50] school visits outside of our official programs.
[01:41:53] We went to schools unannounced, chatted with teacher
[01:41:57] friends in the teachers' room. For example,
[01:42:01] I will be in Yalova tomorrow. Um, probably
[01:42:04] before starting the day, before starting official programs, in Yalova,
[01:42:08] um, I will make a school visit
[01:42:12] and evaluate these practices with teacher friends.
[01:42:15] Now, here, um,
[01:42:18] there are some practices that are bothering people. For example, parents say
[01:42:21] that when they go to school,
[01:42:24] they cannot distinguish
[01:42:26] between a teacher and a student.
[01:42:29] They can't tell who is a teacher and who isn't by their
[01:42:33] clothes. We have teachers who meet us
[01:42:35] dressed in very different clothes.
[01:42:39] For example, I'll give a very marginal example.
[01:42:42] A teacher enters the class
[01:42:44] wearing a t-shirt
[01:42:47] with another country's flag,
[01:42:50] or with writings in different languages,
[01:42:53] um, clothes that allude
[01:42:57] to different political or social symbols,
[01:43:00] and give messages.
[01:43:03] Um, these clothes all undermine
[01:43:07] the teacher's reputation. And
[01:43:11] almost all of our teachers
[01:43:13] already dress in a manner befitting
[01:43:16] the teacher's reputation, um, befitting the teacher's
[01:43:20] dignity. However, sometimes
[01:43:23] these bad examples put all
[01:43:26] our teacher colleagues under suspicion.
[01:43:29] It leads to the theft of the labor of all
[01:43:33] our teacher colleagues. It brings all our teacher
[01:43:36] colleagues to a point
[01:43:39] that damages their reputation. It is possible
[01:43:42] to increase these examples. Therefore,
[01:43:45] in 2023, we said that
[01:43:49] we desire our teacher colleagues to be more meticulous
[01:43:52] about their dress code, and on November 24, 2023,
[01:43:56] um, we had our maturity
[01:43:59] institute design
[01:44:03] white smocks for all our teacher colleagues from our own
[01:44:06] budget, as a recommendation. That is, the designs of the smocks
[01:44:10] for preschool teachers, primary school teachers, middle school,
[01:44:14] high school, um,
[01:44:17] branch designs, male and female,
[01:44:20] um, were also designed by our relevant colleagues
[01:44:24] at our maturity institute.
[01:44:26] And
[01:44:28] we distributed one smock
[01:44:31] to all our colleagues with the recommendation
[01:44:35] to wear it. Now, let's put this aside for a moment.
[01:44:39] Another issue... "According to our
[01:44:42] legislation, our teachers
[01:44:44] are subject to the Civil Servants Law No. 657,
[01:44:48] meaning as public servants,
[01:44:50] and
[01:44:53] according to the current legislation, the regulation
[01:44:56] we know as the Prime Ministry's (formerly) State
[01:45:00] Personnel Dress Code Regulation is already in force.
[01:45:03] In that regulation, it is already defined
[01:45:07] how male and female teachers should dress. We also
[01:45:10] referred to this regulation
[01:45:13] in 2024. We said that this regulation
[01:45:17] is in force, and since our teacher
[01:45:20] colleagues are civil servants, they should dress
[01:45:24] in accordance with this regulation. We recommended them to wear it.
[01:45:27] Now, this year, at the end of this gradual
[01:45:30] process, we said that our teacher
[01:45:33] colleagues um,
[01:45:36] both to create unity in this sense, and
[01:45:40] as a measure to eliminate such minimal examples that harm
[01:45:43] the teacher's dignity, we entered such a process.
[01:45:47] Now, some
[01:45:51] unions objected to our decision.
[01:45:54] Look, dear friends, Turkey is a state
[01:45:57] of law. In a state of law,
[01:46:01] civil society organizations
[01:46:05] do not have the authority to impose legal rules
[01:46:08] on public authority.
[01:46:13] Civil society organizations and unions monitor the implementation
[01:46:17] of legal rules. Otherwise,
[01:46:20] if they act like lawmakers, this
[01:46:24] politically, democratically, contradicts the principles
[01:46:28] of a state of law. We want action to be taken within the framework
[01:46:32] of the rule of law, according to the current law
[01:46:34] (657) and the legislation
[01:46:36] issued thereunder. Now, it's one thing
[01:46:40] for a union or a political party
[01:46:44] to criticize this issue. But for them to say,
[01:46:47] "It won't be like this, it will be like that," and to approach it with
[01:46:51] an authoritarian mindset, this
[01:46:55] is not an acceptable thing. This is
[01:46:58] a tutelary approach that puts itself
[01:47:02] in the place of the lawmaker, of the public authority.
[01:47:05] And with all due respect, I am against all
[01:47:08] forms of tutelage. "No one can
[01:47:11] put themselves in the place of the lawmaker in my presence.
[01:47:15] No one can put themselves in the place of the administration
[01:47:19] that makes regulations. Against those who define
[01:47:22] themselves this way, we will wage the necessary
[01:47:25] legal battle. Now I ask, did
[01:47:28] I include
[01:47:30] a provision in the circular about how the people
[01:47:33] working in any union should dress?
[01:47:37] Dress however you want in your union, I don't care. "But
[01:47:40] I am making a reminder that
[01:47:43] in schools, which are public institutions,
[01:47:47] action should be taken according to the relevant
[01:47:50] legislation. Therefore, it is inconsistent
[01:47:53] for those who oppose this to criticize it as
[01:47:57] a restrictive mindset. On the contrary,
[01:47:59] they should see us as an administration that is trying to implement
[01:48:03] the rule of law. And we are currently
[01:48:06] doing this. Um,
[01:48:10] in this sense, I thank all our teacher
[01:48:14] colleagues at the school where we were yesterday
[01:48:17] for the opening ceremony of the academic year. They are displaying a very
[01:48:21] prudent approach. Um, this is also our
[01:48:24] issue regarding smocks, Mr. Yusuf. Thank you, Mr. Yahya.
[01:48:27] Please. Thank you very much. The Maarif Model,
[01:48:31] um, this year covers more grade
[01:48:34] levels. Next year, I think it will cover all
[01:48:37] classes. Now, of course,
[01:48:41] one of the positive results of this perspective is that
[01:48:44] it shows in the PISA results, but the system is also
[01:48:47] consolidating, as far as I understand. You must be taking an X-ray of it.
[01:48:51] Have you received any feedback in the process
[01:48:54] of advancing this Maarif Model that would require
[01:48:58] an update? I want to ask this. Yes, thank
[01:49:01] you. Now, um, a little
[01:49:04] earlier, um, while evaluating
[01:49:07] PISA, I mentioned two parameters
[01:49:11] for why Turkey needed the Maarif Model.
[01:49:14] One of these was um,
[01:49:18] the curriculum moving from giving information
[01:49:22] to a form that can transform
[01:49:25] knowledge into skills. Currently, our schools
[01:49:29] are continuing these practices related to the Turkey Century Maarif Model. The second
[01:49:33] Our curriculum and
[01:49:36] our teaching programs
[01:49:39] will be suitable for
[01:49:42] our children's ages
[01:49:46] and the allocated
[01:49:48] time in
[01:49:52] our weekly schedules. We
[01:49:55] will make
[01:49:59] it compatible
[01:50:01] with global
[01:50:03] examples and
[01:50:06] lighten the
[01:50:09] curriculum by
[01:50:12] approximately 30%.
[01:50:15] Even so,
[01:50:18] our curriculum
[01:50:22] is still
[01:50:24] a bit
[01:50:28] intense. However,
[01:50:31] we have
[01:50:34] other problems
[01:50:37] that will
[01:50:41] arise if
[01:50:45] we take
[01:50:49] further steps
[01:50:52] to lighten
[01:50:55] the curriculum.
[01:50:59] For example,
[01:51:03] we have
[01:51:07] 1,260,000 teachers.
[01:51:10] If we reduce
[01:51:14] the curriculum
[01:51:18] of any
[01:51:21] course by
[01:51:24] even one
[01:51:28] or two
[01:51:31] hours
[01:51:33] in the
[01:51:36] weekly schedule,
[01:51:39] it will
[01:51:43] immediately make
[01:51:46] many of
[01:51:48] our teacher
[01:51:52] friends redundant.
[01:51:56] Therefore, when
[01:51:59] implementing these
[01:52:02] measures, we
[01:52:04] tried
[01:52:07] to proceed
[01:52:10] with a
[01:52:14] gradual approach.
[01:52:18] In
[01:52:19] other
[01:52:22] words, considering both
[01:52:25] our human
[01:52:29] resources and
[01:52:32] physical capacity, we
[01:52:36] said that
[01:52:40] we would
[01:52:43] continue to revise
[01:52:47] the curriculum
[01:52:50] in light
[01:52:54] of these
[01:52:57] parameters. Now,
[01:53:00] in addition
[01:53:03] to these
[01:53:07] two points,
[01:53:09] there is
[01:53:13] a third
[01:53:16] one, which
[01:53:18] is the third distinguishing feature of the Turkey Century Education Model. In addition to these international examples, we tried to do this: there is a global imposition in the world regarding the student profile, young profile, human profile that Mr. Şenol asked about earlier in digital media, social media. And this global imposition, in quotation marks, makes a definition of a global 'world citizenship' and presents a profile where local, national, and indigenous values are completely melted down within that structure, and children are alienated from these national values. Therefore, this is also a serious problem. With the Turkey Century Education Model, we said that as a state tradition of thousands of years, as a society and nation tradition, "Our children must acquire our national values that keep us on our feet, so that as a nation, we can raise a generation that can continue this legacy inherited from our ancestors. Therefore, the third characteristic of the Turkey Century Education Model is to prevent our children and youth from forgetting our national and spiritual values in this sense and to prevent us from becoming a nation that alienates our own values within this concept of world citizenship. We have also incorporated our national and spiritual values into the curriculum in a way that will combat this structure." For example,
[01:53:34] Türkselvan, popüler dijital platform aboneliklerini tek faturada
[01:53:38] toplayan bir paket, buna bir şey bulmamız lazım, bir müzik.
[01:54:28] Will you
[01:54:32] upgrade to
[01:54:35] a higher
[01:54:49] closely following
[01:54:52] some news.
[01:54:56] Especially, the
[01:55:00] policy interest
[01:55:02] rate decision
[01:55:07] from the
[01:55:11] United States
[01:55:14] is one
[01:55:18] of the
[01:55:21] determining factors
[01:55:25] this week.
[01:55:29] Let's see
[01:55:31] what the
[01:55:35] latest situation
[01:55:39] in the
[01:55:41] markets
[01:55:43] is.
[01:55:49] The oil
[01:55:53] and gold
[01:55:57] fronts are
[01:56:01] especially curious,
[01:56:12] as always.
[01:56:16] Merve Sarıkaya
[01:56:20] is with
[01:56:23] us for
[01:56:27] these notes.
[01:56:30] Merve. Yes,
[01:56:34] Rasim Kılıç,
[01:56:37] for gold
[01:56:40] investors, we
[01:56:43] have actually
[01:56:46] entered
[01:56:53] that critical
[01:56:55] week.
[01:57:05] Eyes are
[01:57:08] on tomorrow.
[01:57:12] Tomorrow,
[01:57:24] the US
[01:57:28] Federal Reserve
[01:57:31] will announce
[01:57:37] its interest
[01:57:40] rate decision,
[01:57:44] and
[01:57:48] the decision
[01:57:51] that comes
[01:57:55] from there
[01:57:59] will actually
[01:58:02] be quite
[01:58:07] important for
[01:58:10] the direction
[01:58:14] of gold.
[01:58:17] Of course,
[01:58:20] the markets
[01:58:24] are quite
[01:58:26] active before
[01:58:30] the decision.
[01:58:33] On one
[01:58:37] hand, we
[01:58:40] are following the
[01:58:43] rise in
[01:58:47] the oil
[01:58:51] front. With
[01:58:54] the developments
[01:58:57] in the
[01:59:01] Middle East,
[01:59:05] we saw
[01:59:09] Brent crude
[01:59:11] reach its
[01:59:15] 4-month peak.
[01:59:18] We are
[01:59:22] following Brent
[01:59:25] crude rising
[01:59:29] to 110
[01:59:31] dollars. Of
[01:59:35] course, the
[01:59:38] rise in
[01:59:42] oil
[01:59:44] prices
[01:59:48] further fuels
[01:59:51] inflation concerns,
[01:59:55] which further
[01:59:58] strengthens interest
[02:00:02] rate hike
[02:00:05] expectations from
[02:00:08] central banks.
[02:00:12] In this
[02:00:15] entire conjuncture,
[02:00:19] we will
[02:00:22] follow a
[02:00:26] Fed that
[02:00:29] will announce
[02:00:32] its interest
[02:00:36] rate decision
[02:00:40] tomorrow. The
[02:00:43] decision from
[02:00:47] the US
[02:00:51] will actually
[02:00:54] be quite
[02:00:57] decisive for
[02:01:01] the direction
[02:01:04] of gold.
[02:01:08] Expectations for
[02:01:11] tomorrow's decision
[02:01:14] are for
[02:01:17] an interest
[02:01:21] rate hike
[02:01:24] of approximately
[02:01:28] 25 basis
[02:01:32] points. So,
[02:01:35] what happens
[02:01:37] if the
[02:01:41] Fed raises
[02:01:44] interest rates?
[02:01:48] He also
[02:01:51] stated that
[02:01:54] they had
[02:01:57] no involvement
[02:02:01] with the
[02:02:04] license plates.
[02:02:08] Screenwriter Raci
[02:02:12] Şaşmaz was
[02:02:15] also asked
[02:02:18] questions about
[02:02:21] Hasan Atilla
[02:02:24] Uğur. As
[02:02:28] you know,
[02:02:32] Hasan Atilla
[02:02:35] Uğur
[02:02:36] was
[02:02:41] Kozinoğlu's cellmate.
[02:02:45] He was
[02:02:48] asked questions
[02:02:52] about him.
[02:02:55] He emphasized
[02:02:58] that they
[02:03:01] met through
[02:03:05] an
[02:03:05] exam,
[02:03:10] but he
[02:03:13] never had
[02:03:16] a personal
[02:03:19] relationship with
[02:03:23] him and
[02:03:26] that there
[02:03:30] was no
[02:03:34] interference with
[02:03:37] his scenarios.
[02:03:40] He also
[02:03:44] said that
[02:03:47] the news
[02:03:50] about the
[02:03:53] arrangements made
[02:03:56] through YouTube
[02:03:59] accounts on
[02:04:02] social media
[02:04:06] was made
[02:04:09] by fake
[02:04:13] accounts and
[02:04:16] that they
[02:04:20] had no
[02:04:24] connection normal
[02:04:27] course of
[02:04:31] life. When
[02:04:34] these are
[02:04:38] investigated in
[02:04:41] depth, and
[02:04:44] perhaps other
[02:04:48] data is
[02:04:51] obtained, I
[02:04:55] think some
[02:04:58] facts may
[02:05:02] emerge from
[02:05:06] this. So,
[02:05:09] that will
[02:05:13] become clear
[02:05:16] in the
[02:05:20] coming days.
[02:05:22] Now, the
[02:05:26] situation after
[02:05:30] the exhumation
[02:05:33] is also
[02:05:37] difficult. Because
[02:05:40] 15 years
[02:05:43] have passed,
[02:05:47] it was
[02:05:50] thought that
[02:05:54] it might
[02:05:56] not be
[02:06:00] possible. However,
[02:06:04] a part
[02:06:07] of the
[02:06:10] soft tissue
[02:06:14] was preserved,
[02:06:17] which can
[02:06:19] be seen
[02:06:23] as a
[02:06:26] positive development
[02:06:30] for the
[02:06:46] progress of
[02:06:50] the investigation.
[02:06:53] What information
[02:06:56] will emerge
[02:07:00] from this
[02:07:03] that
[02:07:05] can
[02:07:12] determine the
[02:07:16] direction of
[02:07:19] this investigation?
[02:07:22] Yes, why
[02:07:25] are we
[02:07:29] doing exhumation?
[02:07:32] We are
[02:07:36] looking at
[02:07:39] this. According
[02:07:42] to the
[02:07:46] initial reports,
[02:07:49] we know
[02:07:53] that the
[02:07:56] cause of
[02:08:00] death was
[02:08:03] a heart
[02:08:06] attack. It
[02:08:09] was recorded
[02:08:12] as such.
[02:08:16] We are
[02:08:19] looking at
[02:08:23] whether there
[02:08:26] is a
[02:08:30] toxicological trace,
[02:08:34] whether there
[02:08:38] is poisoning,
[02:08:41] and whether
[02:08:45] we can
[02:08:49] detect this.
[02:08:51] After the
[02:08:55] exhumation, we
[02:08:58] take samples
[02:09:01] from the
[02:09:05] grave and
[02:09:08] a toxicology
[02:09:11] report is
[02:09:15] prepared. The
[02:09:19] relevant authorities
[02:09:22] of forensic
[02:09:26] medicine conduct
[02:09:28] this research.
[02:09:32] Is there
[02:09:35] poisoning? In
[02:09:38] other words,
[02:09:41] was this
[02:09:45] heart attack
[02:09:48] a naturally
[02:09:51] occurring heart
[02:09:54] attack, a
[02:09:57] natural death
[02:10:01] as it
[02:10:05] could happen
[02:10:07] to anyone?
[02:10:10] Or were
[02:10:14] certain substances
[02:10:17] injected into
[02:10:21] the body to
[02:10:25] trigger
[02:10:28] it, through
[02:10:32] food, water,
[02:10:36] or respiration?
[02:10:39] Was there
[02:10:43] a manipulation
[02:10:47] at that
[02:10:50] time to
[02:10:54] trigger a
[02:10:57] heart attack?
[02:11:00] Since the
[02:11:04] autopsy at
[02:11:07] that time
[02:11:11] was not
[02:11:15] done in
[02:11:19] detail, it
[02:11:23] is being
[02:11:26] redone today.
[02:11:30] What will
[02:11:33] this change?
[02:11:37] It will
[02:11:40] change the
[02:11:43] nature of
[02:11:47] the crime.
[02:11:50] In the
[02:11:53] current situation,
[02:11:57] if we
[02:12:00] assume that
[02:12:04] the heart
[02:12:07] attack the
[02:12:10] exhumation process,
[02:12:14] but for
[02:12:17] the closer
[02:12:21] part, the
[02:12:24] public has
[02:12:27] been talking
[02:12:31] a lot
[02:12:34] for a
[02:12:37] few days
[02:12:41] about
[02:12:50] the similarities
[02:12:54] in the
[02:12:58] script of
[02:13:01] the Kurtlar
[02:13:05] Vadisi Pusu
[02:13:09] series, which
[02:13:12] was broadcast
[02:13:15] at that
[02:13:19] time and
[02:13:22] caused a
[02:13:26] great stir,
[02:13:30] and the
[02:13:33] meaning of
[02:13:37] some symbols
[02:13:41] in the
[02:13:45] subtexts and
[02:13:48] visuals. Do
[02:13:52] you think
[02:13:55] such a
[02:13:59] situation is
[02:14:02] possible? Can
[02:14:05] these connections
[02:14:09] be uncovered
[02:14:12] if they
[02:14:15] exist? The
[02:14:19] prosecutor's office
[02:14:22] already saw
[02:14:26] these as
[02:14:29] suspicious and
[02:14:33] invited occurred
[02:14:36] naturally and
[02:14:39] he died
[02:14:43] as a
[02:14:47] result of
[02:14:50] a There is a
[02:14:53] responsibility to protect life and property.
[02:14:56] Due to behavior contrary to this, negligent
[02:14:59] killing is currently in question because there is a guarantor there. We
[02:15:03] expect the on-duty warden to protect the
[02:15:06] lives and property of the people in those wards.
[02:15:10] To intervene immediately in an emergency. There is a nuance
[02:15:13] there, sir, it's as if among the allegations in the
[02:15:17] file, there is an allegation that a
[02:15:20] warden turned up the radio to prevent intervention.
[02:15:23] We have the chance to detail it. Yes, yes, I was just getting
[02:15:27] to that. The actual negligent act of committing a crime
[02:15:31] of killing happens at this point. Normally,
[02:15:35] of course, we cannot expect a prison guard, a protection
[02:15:38] officer, to intervene directly like a doctor, but we
[02:15:41] expect them to notify the relevant units. In the
[02:15:44] data reflected in the file, we see that he
[02:15:47] detects the alarm. Despite detecting it, he turns up
[02:15:51] the radio so that others don't hear it and
[02:15:54] delays others from perceiving the alarm. This, of course,
[02:15:57] delays the death process. Since a heart attack is a very serious
[02:16:01] and sudden illness, and it can lead to death in a very
[02:16:04] short time, every minute, perhaps every second, is very
[02:16:07] important. If intervention had been made at the first
[02:16:10] moment, perhaps he could have been saved, but he deliberately
[02:16:14] delayed it. This means that the crime was committed intentionally
[02:16:18] through negligence. Well, then, doesn't this question
[02:16:22] come to mind? How could this warden know that this would happen?
[02:16:25] I mean, there must be some preparation for this. For the
[02:16:29] alarm to work and the sound not to be heard,
[02:16:32] the radio's volume must be turned up. He must have known
[02:16:36] beforehand that he would have a heart attack or a health
[02:16:39] problem. So, this means that one questions how this
[02:16:43] is possible, how he could know this. This brings up
[02:16:46] the question, "Was there any prior manipulation?"
[02:16:50] I mean, we say heart attack, but maybe he died from
[02:16:54] another cause, a poison, another substance that could
[02:16:58] trigger this, or was it given beforehand through the respiratory
[02:17:02] tract? Is this a planned murder, or is it something
[02:17:05] that happened spontaneously? We are looking for the answer
[02:17:09] to this. This is what we are looking for in the
[02:17:12] exhumation case too. You know, if you remember, a
[02:17:15] certain procedure was applied for the late Turgut Özal.
[02:17:18] Then an exhumation was performed. It was even said that his
[02:17:22] body was not very decomposed. Now, I don't know the exact
[02:17:25] condition of Kozinoğlu's body, but it is said that
[02:17:28] tissue samples were taken. Yes, there was information
[02:17:32] that the body's integrity was largely preserved and
[02:17:35] that there were tissue samples. Of course, since this is a technical
[02:17:39] field, forensic medicine experts will certainly make a comment
[02:17:42] on this, but as a result of this report, we have
[02:17:45] three possibilities. We can talk about them. The first
[02:17:49] is that toxicological findings may be found, meaning he
[02:17:52] was poisoned. If this happens, it changes the nature and
[02:17:55] derivative of the crime. It would be an executive
[02:17:59] act and a planned thing, probably committed by more
[02:18:03] than one person in complicity with an organization. The
[02:18:06] investigation may continue in that direction. This is
[02:18:10] our first possibility. That is, if a toxicological
[02:18:13] finding is obtained, these will be the results. In
[02:18:16] the second possibility, sufficient tissues are examined, no
[02:18:20] result is found, and
[02:18:22] the crime of negligence
[02:18:25] we are focusing on may be in question. That is, there
[02:18:28] is no toxicological trace, there is a natural heart
[02:18:32] attack, but the duty personnel caused this death
[02:18:36] by deliberately neglecting it. This will be pursued.
[02:18:39] There is also the possibility that no data leading
[02:18:43] to any conclusion can be obtained. That is, if you
[02:18:47] cannot obtain sufficient tissue, or if those
[02:18:50] tissues are decomposed, as you know, bodies naturally
[02:18:53] begin to decompose after meeting
[02:18:57] able to get enough data. This also remains
[02:19:00] somewhat ambiguous. Since we do not have a direct toxicology
[02:19:04] report and data, it actually leads to the same result
[02:19:07] as the second possibility. Let me also ask this: When
[02:19:11] we hosted forensic medicine experts on our broadcast,
[02:19:15] they said that, considering the possibility that tissue
[02:19:18] might not be found, samples taken from bone, hair,
[02:19:22] and soil would also be examined and that these
[02:19:25] could provide very concrete cameras
[02:19:28] and make
[02:19:31] with the previous autopsy report and images. For example,
[02:19:34] if a concrete finding is obtained, but it contradicts
[02:19:38] the autopsy report, doesn't the reliability of the
[02:19:41] first report also disappear? Of course, it does. Especially,
[02:19:45] sir, there is breaking news right now. Let's read it
[02:19:48] quickly, then continue. There was a ship that sank in
[02:19:52] Silivri, you will remember, dear viewers. A lifeless
[02:19:56] body was found yesterday during searches related to
[02:19:59] this. It was determined that this lifeless body
[02:20:02] belonged to Yaşar Kayhan, the first captain of the
[02:20:06] ship Tberk İmamoğlu. This was also revealed as a
[02:20:10] result of the DNA analysis, dear viewers. This information
[02:20:14] was shared by the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office
[02:20:17] in Istanbul. According to the information stated by
[02:20:21] the Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, there
[02:20:24] was information that a lifeless body was found
[02:20:28] yesterday during searches related to the ship that
[02:20:31] sank in Silivri. DNA identification was performed
[02:20:35] on this lifeless body. It was determined that
[02:20:38] this lifeless body belonged to Yaşar Kayhan, the
[02:20:41] first captain of the ship Tuberk İmamoğlu. Dear viewers,
[02:20:44] let's share this hot information with you. It sank off the coast of
[02:20:48] Silivri. It sank as a result of an accident.
[02:20:52] The body of the captain of the Tugberk İmamoğlu
[02:20:54] ship was found in the accident off the coast
[02:20:58] of Silivri. For days, efforts related to the
[02:21:01] wreckage of that ship were ongoing. A trace
[02:21:03] of the missing crew was also being sought. The
[02:21:06] fate of the 10 crew members was being wondered
[02:21:09] about. Especially to determine and find out where their
[02:21:13] bodies were if they had lost their lives, efforts
[02:21:16] were being made with different technological products.
[02:21:19] We had conveyed these to your screens for days.
[02:21:23] Especially, the search robot was lowered into the
[02:21:26] water, and the wreckage of the ship was found.
[02:21:29] The wreckage of the Tugberk
[02:21:33] A lifeless body was found in the searches
[02:21:36] carried out in that area yesterday. Immediately after
[02:21:39] that discovery, efforts were made for identification,
[02:21:43] and the latest information shared was that this
[02:21:46] body belonged to the first captain of the
[02:21:50] ship, Yaşar Kayhan. Let's share this hot news.
[02:21:53] Now, we were continuing to talk about the details
[02:21:57] of the investigation into the death of former MIT
[02:22:01] officer Kaşif Kozinoğlu with Talha Hodja. Now,
[02:22:04] we asked this question, which I think is a critical
[02:22:07] point. If a situation contrary to the autopsy
[02:22:10] report prepared during that period is detected
[02:22:14] after these data are examined, what happens
[02:22:18] to the reliability of the first report? Of course,
[02:22:21] it is shaken. Because these reports, these data,
[02:22:24] the samples taken from organs, soft tissues,
[02:22:27] all give scientific results in laboratories
[02:22:31] in the light of scientific data. These are facts
[02:22:34] that do not allow for subjectivity or interpretation.
[02:22:38] That is, you do not say there is poison or
[02:22:41] not based on what you see there. You take
[02:22:44] the tissues from there, and after the necessary
[02:22:48] laboratory examinations and tests are done, a
[02:22:51] data comes out. This data is a scientific
[02:22:53] data and cannot be refuted. When such a
[02:22:57] contradiction arises, the autopsy of the first
[02:23:00] period is naturally questioned. We already know that
[02:23:03] the autopsy of the first period was done
[02:23:07] very quickly, that no party from Kaşif Kozinoğlu's
[02:23:10] family or a doctor chosen by them participated,
[02:23:14] and that the file was closed with a diagnosis
[02:23:17] of heart attack, and then the Public Prosecutor's
[02:23:20] Office decided not to prosecute, closing the
[02:23:24] file. Now, the autopsy reports coming from this
[02:23:27] file will of course be more scientific and
[02:23:30] the results they provide will be sharper. Because
[02:23:34] if one toxicology report says there is poisoning,
[02:23:38] and the previous one says no, and we add the
[02:23:41] progress of science to this, then of course
[02:23:45] the scientific data provided is more valid and authentic.
[02:23:48] Yes, you are presenting a fact. Meanwhile, there is
[02:23:52] some information in the information window prepared by our
[02:23:56] friends. Chronologically, what happened that night and
[02:23:59] day? Now, on November 13, 2011, he didn't
[02:24:02] sleep until almost 4 AM. He left his room
[02:24:05] for the morning count at 7:58 AM. He returned
[02:24:09] to his room at 7:59 AM, one minute later,
[02:24:12] and stayed in his room for a very long time,
[02:24:16] about 8 hours, until 3:59 PM. He went
[02:24:20] to the ventilation area at 4:07 PM. He
[02:24:23] returned to the ward at 5:56 PM. He
[02:24:26] fell ill shortly after. Let's continue with that
[02:24:29] chronology. After he fell ill, this is
[02:24:33] where the movie "breaks" in quotation marks, I
[02:24:36] guess. The behavior of the prison guard, as
[02:24:39] you just mentioned with your old term, is
[02:24:43] what caused the water to become murky here.
[02:24:46] Let's ask our friends to particularly look at
[02:24:50] the part after he returned and fell ill in
[02:24:54] our information window, chronologically. Here, we
[02:24:57] can also open this parenthesis: If you notice,
[02:25:01] in state institutions and correctional facilities,
[02:25:05] working hours generally end at 5 PM. After 5
[02:25:08] PM, only on-duty personnel remain. That is, all
[02:25:12] the main personnel work from 8 AM to 5
[02:25:15] PM. After 5 PM, since they stay there
[02:25:18] for 24 hours, on-duty personnel remain,
[02:25:21] and with fewer people, at 18:08, the
[02:25:24] light of the call button in the main
[02:25:28] corridor of B block lit up. At 18:25,
[02:25:31] he was brought to the prisoner reception gate.
[02:25:35] We are talking about a period of 17
[02:25:38] minutes that passed, and 29 minutes until
[02:25:42] he was taken to the emergency room. The ambulance
[02:25:46] arrived at Silivri State Hospital at 19:10.
[02:25:49] Kaşif Kozinoğlu lost his life at 19:30.
[02:25:52] What happened during this
[02:26:06] Newspaper, has an article titled "Even if the
[02:26:09] Vase Cracks, Mansur Yavaş is the Presidential Candidate."
[02:26:13] Let's share a passage from it with you.
[02:26:16] September 9th was a turning point for Mansur Yavaş. The
[02:26:20] vase he had carefully
[02:26:25] crafted until September 9th cracked. Demirel
[02:26:28] used to say, "A cracked vase doesn't
[02:26:32] hold water." Many scenarios are being discussed regarding Mansur Yavaş. Some argue
[02:26:36] that his visit to President Erdoğan carried
[02:26:39] the message, "I will continue as mayor,
[02:26:42] I will not be a presidential candidate."
[02:26:45] Some say that if discontent increases in
[02:26:49] the CHP and the new party, Mansur
[02:26:52] Yavaş will resign and remain independent
[02:26:56] for a while. There are also those
[02:26:59] who, with a faint voice, argue that
[02:27:02] he will join the Ak Party. But
[02:27:06] one thing is true: Mansur Yavaş has
[02:27:09] investigation process within his presidential candidacy.
[02:27:12] He is trying to keep the CHP and
[02:27:16] the new party in balance. He maintains
[02:27:20] good relations with the İYİ Party and the
[02:27:23] Zafer Party. Currently, there is no other
[02:27:27] politician in the opposition front who can maintain
[02:27:30] these balances simultaneously. What is Mansur Yavaş
[02:27:34] doing? Mansur Yavaş is waiting for the
[02:27:37] right time and the right conjuncture for
[02:27:40] his presidential candidacy. While doing this, he
[02:27:44] continues his policy of balance. It is clear
[02:27:47] that with his visit to President Erdoğan, he
[02:27:50] aimed to create a legitimate space for
[02:27:54] himself in the ruling party's neighborhood. This
[02:27:58] is a "blue bead" policy for the government,
[02:28:00] the opposition, everyone, and every direction. He
[02:28:04] is not doing this only to the CHP,
[02:28:07] where he is a mayor.
[02:28:11] within the scope of this meticulously conducted
[02:28:14] investigation was this: 11 people were detained,
[02:28:17] and four of these 11 people were arrested,
[02:28:20] and judicial control was ordered for one person,
[02:28:24] and as we said, the interrogations of the
[02:28:28] six people are continuing at the Erzurum Courthouse.
[02:28:31] Of course, if we share the details
[02:28:34] of this investigation with you again, we
[02:28:37] can say that the statements are quite important
[02:28:40] for the course of the investigation. In
[02:28:44] the past days, Umut Altaş was one of
[02:28:48] the key figures in
[02:28:50] this investigation. There is information that Umut
[02:28:54] Altaş was interrogated by the FBI for
[02:28:57] two days in America, and that 34-page
[02:29:00] statement record was sent to Turkey within
[02:29:04] the scope of judicial assistance. What did Umut
[02:29:07] Altaş say in the statement record? Let's
[02:29:10] share that with you immediately. He stated
[02:29:14] that on January 5, 2020, the day
[02:29:17] Gülistan Doku disappeared, he and Mustafa Tükay
[02:29:21] Sonel crossed the bridge together and took Gülistan
[02:29:25] Doku into their car, and when Gülistan Doku
[02:29:28] said "Leave me alone," Mustafa Türk Haj Sonel
[02:29:32] killed Gülistan Doku
[02:29:33] with a gun he took
[02:29:40] from the car's glove compartment. As we said,
[02:29:44] these statements are quite important. They are actually
[02:29:47] in the nature of confessions. Let's also
[02:29:51] state that the extradition procedures for Umut Altaş
[02:29:54] to Turkey are continuing. The Gülistan Doku investigation
[02:29:57] is continuing with great care. Within the scope
[02:30:00] of the investigation, an arrest warrant was
[02:30:04] issued for 11 people
[02:30:05] in the 6th operation,
[02:30:10] and four of these 11 people were arrested,
[02:30:13] and judicial control was ordered for one person.
[02:30:16] Let's state that the interrogations of the
[02:30:20] six people are continuing at the Erzurum Courthouse,
[02:30:23] and we leave the floor to you again.
[02:30:27] Now, we will enter the agenda of politics. We
[02:30:30] will look at the CHP and the new
[02:30:33] party fronts. This week, there are critical meetings
[02:30:36] in both the CHP and the New Party.
[02:30:40] Deniz Aslan and Özge Çalışkan will be with
[02:30:43] us from both headquarters. First, let's turn to
[02:30:47] the Republican People's Party, where the High
[02:30:51] Disciplinary Board meeting where the expulsion
[02:30:54] requests will be concluded is eagerly awaited, and
[02:30:58] let's hear the details from Deniz Aslan.
[02:31:01] Rasim Kılıç, the CHP has many agenda
[02:31:05] items this week, including internal party disciplinary
[02:31:08] files, the ordinary congress process, and
[02:31:11] preparations for the deputies' camp to be
[02:31:14] held in Abant at the end of September.
[02:31:18] Of course, today, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu arrived
[02:31:21] at the CHP Headquarters about 40 minutes ago
[02:31:24] and continues his work in his office at
[02:31:27] the Headquarters. Yesterday, at this time, he
[02:31:30] met with some members of the Central Executive
[02:31:34] Board in closed, short meetings. He made an
[02:31:38] assessment of the situation. The roadmap for the
[02:31:42] new period was discussed. Let's state that Kılıçdaroğlu
[02:31:45] continues similar receptions at these minutes. In
[02:31:48] addition, he will hold another closed, short meeting
[02:31:51] with the members of the High Disciplinary Board
[02:31:55] today. Because tomorrow, Kılıçdaroğlu will chair
[02:31:58] the Central Executive Board meeting at noon. In
[02:32:02] addition to the topics I just mentioned, of
[02:32:05] course, for some time, as you know, there
[02:32:09] was a study on some individuals who the
[02:32:12] administration likened to a Trojan horse and
[02:32:16] supported the new party, but whose CHP memberships
[02:32:19] continued. A comprehensive study was carried out.
[02:32:23] The social media accounts of these individuals were
[02:32:26] examined. Their participation in new party activities,
[02:32:30] statements, interviews, all were under scrutiny.
[02:32:33] And in the past weeks, the High Disciplinary
[02:32:37] Board had requested definitive expulsion for 49
[02:32:40] individuals. Of course, the board will hold
[02:32:44] its next meeting on Friday, and sufficient
[02:32:48] time has been given to these individuals for
[02:32:51] defense during the intervening period. We know that
[02:32:55] some have resigned during this period. However,
[02:32:59] the board will most likely make a definitive
[02:33:02] expulsion decision for these individuals on Friday.
[02:33:06] Both the party administration and the disciplinary
[02:33:09] board members told us in our conversations
[02:33:13] that it is quite possible for this process
[02:33:16] to be completed for the Friday meeting. So,
[02:33:20] what else is happening in the Republican People's
[02:33:22] Party? As you know, yesterday, the CHP administration
[02:33:25] made a remarkable move in the Absolute Nullity
[02:33:29] case. During Özgür Özel's term, when Özgür
[02:33:33] Özel had not yet founded the new party
[02:33:36] and was under the CHP roof, he had
[02:33:40] filed an objection after the Absolute Nullity
[02:33:43] decision of May 21st
[02:33:45] on behalf of the
[02:33:48] Republican People's Party. Yesterday, the CHP administration
[02:33:51] announced that it had withdrawn that appeal.
[02:33:54] Party spokesperson Müslüm Sarı made a statement
[02:33:58] on his social media
[02:33:59] account. He emphasized
[02:34:04] that his friends no longer engage in politics
[02:34:07] under the CHP roof. It was stated that
[02:34:11] this step was taken for the ordinary
[02:34:15] congress process, which had already begun,
[02:34:19] to be completed in a healthy manner. The
[02:34:22] ordinary congress calendar for the CHP is
[02:34:25] starting. It will be a technical process of
[02:34:29] approximately 3-4 months. The Republican People's
[02:34:32] Party will hold its ordinary grand congress
[02:34:36] in the spring of 2027. Of course,
[02:34:39] preparations for the new legislative year are
[02:34:42] also a priority agenda item in the CHP.
[02:34:46] In this context, the traditional Bolu camp
[02:34:49] held every year will take place.
[02:34:53] There will be a deputies' camp in Abant
[02:34:56] between September 25-27. Under the leadership of
[02:35:00] Kılıçdaroğlu, CHP deputies will both discuss the
[02:35:03] new legislative term and comprehensively address
[02:35:07] the steps the party will take from now
[02:35:11] on. And the last topic is the issue
[02:35:15] of political affiliations, as the CHP administration
[02:35:18] calls it. A meeting will be held at
[02:35:20] the end of the month, after this
[02:35:24] camp, to determine political affiliations. Kılıçdaroğlu
[02:35:26] will gather his party's mayors in Ankara. As
[02:35:30] you know, a similar meeting was held with
[02:35:33] provincial chairmen in the past weeks, and
[02:35:37] after these meetings, the Republican People's
[02:35:41] Party will start implementing the roadmap for the
[02:35:45] new period as of the beginning of October.
[02:35:48] Yes, let's thank Deniz Aslan. The
[02:35:51] developments in the CHP were like this. Let's
[02:35:55] also look at the
[02:35:57] new party. The MYK
[02:36:06] its purpose? All these details should be explained
[02:36:10] to the citizens. Within the framework of these
[02:36:13] details, of course, deputies are continuing their work
[02:36:16] in the field. They are preparing reports.
[02:36:20] It was said that these reports would be
[02:36:23] discussed in the MYK meetings. Today, an assessment
[02:36:27] will be made based on all these reports.
[02:36:30] This will be the most important first topic
[02:36:34] at today's MYK meeting. Of course, another topic
[02:36:37] is the organizations in the provinces. Especially,
[02:36:41] the New Party has focused on these efforts.
[02:36:45] Provincial administrations have been finalized in 28
[02:36:48] provinces. This week, it is expected to be
[02:36:51] finalized in all 81 provinces. Of course,
[02:36:55] there is also a congress process, and
[02:36:58] preparations for this congress process are also on
[02:37:02] the table. Preliminary elections will be held
[02:37:05] in districts and provinces, and the details regarding
[02:37:08] all these elections will also be on the
[02:37:12] table today. The MYK meeting will start at
[02:37:15] 1:30 PM. After the meeting, the party spokesperson
[02:37:19] will appear before the cameras, and we will
[02:37:22] also be following it. Let's continue with a
[02:37:26] writer, an observation section. Since the agenda of
[02:37:29] politics is busy, let's bring a newspaper column
[02:37:33] related to politics to the "A Writer,
[02:37:36] An Observation" section today. Abdülkadir Servi, a
[02:37:40] columnist for Hürriyet CHP's patience is being
[02:37:42] tested.
[02:37:55] Now, yesterday we took our children to school, right? We were so
[02:37:59] happy. We bought their stationery days ago,
[02:38:02] renewed their bags, renewed their water bottles, and took them to school
[02:38:06] with our own hands. Honestly, when I saw
[02:38:09] that scene in Gaza,
[02:38:12] I didn't feel any of the emotions I felt yesterday.
[02:38:23] It turned into rubble. Amidst the piles of rubble,
[02:38:26] this girl, like a flower, with her backpack on,
[02:38:29] is trying to go to school through
[02:38:32] that rubble. In Gaza, schools,
[02:38:36] roads, and children's hopes
[02:38:39] are under occupation.
[02:38:50] "Now, not a day goes by without tension
[02:38:54] in the world, without a new source of tension. This time,
[02:38:57] the tension between Yemen's Iran-backed
[02:39:00] Houthis and Saudi Arabia has risen again. Recently,
[02:39:04] the Houthis attacked three cities in Saudi Arabia
[02:39:07] with missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles. Let's take a closer
[02:39:11] look at the images from that region, Saudi Arabia."
[02:39:17] stated that it continued its attacks on civilian infrastructure and civilians.
[02:39:21] Hamis Mushaid noted that attacks with UAVs were carried out
[02:39:25] in the cities of Epha and Taif, 13 civilians were injured,
[02:39:28] and 7 houses and two vehicles were damaged.
[02:39:31] Clashes continue between the Houthis
[02:39:34] and the Yemeni government. In Yemen, government forces
[02:39:37] announced that they shot down three unmanned
[02:39:41] aerial vehicles belonging to the Iran-backed Houthis
[02:39:45] in Taiz and Shewa cities. The Houthis' attacks
[02:39:48] against both the administration in Yemen and Saudi Arabia
[02:39:52] continue. Therefore, tension in the region is quite
[02:39:56] high. Another place where tension is high, dear
[02:39:59] viewers, is the Russia-Ukraine front. The struggle in this war
[02:40:02] continues at sea as well, as you can see.
[02:40:06] An unmanned naval vessel belonging to the Ukrainian
[02:40:09] Navy destroyed a Russian
[02:40:12] unmanned naval vessel in the Black Sea.
[02:40:15] Images of this were shared by the Kyiv administration
[02:40:19] in this way. This clash became the first naval
[02:40:22] battle between two unmanned naval vessels. This
[02:40:26] is not just
[02:40:29] a matter to be considered in the context of the Russia-Ukraine
[02:40:33] War. For the first time, such a situation
[02:40:37] emerged in the blue waters. Therefore, the region is active,
[02:40:41] our surroundings are active. We say our surroundings are a circle of fire, and
[02:40:45] in this context, Turkey's diplomatic efforts, diplomatic
[02:40:48] work continues in many ways. Again,
[02:40:51] one of those efforts this time is in our sister
[02:40:54] geography. Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is in Azerbaijan.
[02:40:58] Fidan will meet with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev
[02:41:01] and his Azerbaijani counterpart Jeyhun Bayramov.
[02:41:04] We will learn the details of that diplomatic traffic
[02:41:08] from Azerbaijan. We will hand over to Nursima
[02:41:11] Özonur.
[02:41:16] Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is conducting official
[02:41:19] contacts in Baku, the capital of our sister country Azerbaijan.
[02:41:22] In the past minutes, Hakan Fidan arrived
[02:41:26] at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan.
[02:41:35] will stand before the cameras and make evaluations regarding
[02:41:39] the meeting. At the same time, journalists' questions on the agenda
[02:41:42] will be answered. As you mentioned, we expect Hakan
[02:41:46] Fidan to be received by Azerbaijani President Ilham
[02:41:49] Aliyev
[02:41:50] later.
[02:41:58] we expect him to meet with, of course, in all these meetings,
[02:42:01] the strategically advancing Turkey-Azerbaijan
[02:42:05] relations will be discussed. Also, existing cooperation
[02:42:08] in multilateral platforms between the two countries,
[02:42:12] especially the Organization of Turkic States,
[02:42:15] will be reviewed. Consultations will also be held regarding
[02:42:18] the 13th Summit of the Organization of Turkic States and
[02:42:22] the COP31 meeting to be held in Turkey soon.
[02:42:25] As I just said, Hakan Fidan is holding a meeting
[02:42:29] with Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
[02:42:32] There will be inter-delegation meetings, after which
[02:42:36] both ministers will stand before the cameras. They will hold a press conference
[02:42:39] and answer questions from journalists. We will be following
[02:42:43] these moments.
[02:42:47] Dear viewers, a military type certificate
[02:42:51] was given for the first time
[02:42:54] to an air platform developed domestically in Turkey. What does
[02:42:58] this mean, why is it important? Let's ask Doğancan Aksoy
[02:43:01] from the news center. Rasim Kılıç, a military type certificate was obtained
[02:43:04] for Hürkuş 2, and this is actually a first
[02:43:08] for Turkish Aviation with national resources. This is an important
[02:43:11] development in this sense. A military type certificate
[02:43:13] was given for the first time after a comprehensive
[02:43:17] certification process conducted with entirely domestic human
[02:43:21] resources and in accordance with international standards
[02:43:23] to an air platform developed nationally.
[02:43:28] Haluk Görgün, President of the Defense Industry, also made a statement on the matter. In his statement, Haluk Görgün said that the military type certificate
[02:43:31] for Hürkuş 2 is a concrete indicator
[02:43:34] of Turkey's capability to design, produce, test,
[02:43:37] verify, and certify its own aircraft.
[02:43:41] To obtain this military type certificate, Hürkuş 2 underwent a total
[02:43:45] of 153 certification tests
[02:43:48] in laboratories, on the ground, and in the air.
[02:43:52] It was also verified against 1790
[02:43:56] requirements in 12 different disciplines. Furthermore, various
[02:43:59] organizations worked together to obtain the military type
[02:44:03] certificate for Hürkuş 2, developed by Tusaş.
[02:44:07] In this context, experts from the Defense Industry
[02:44:10] Presidency, TR Airworthiness company, Ministry of National
[02:44:13] Defense, Air Force Command, and Tusaş also worked together,
[02:44:17] and as a result of the work carried
[02:44:20] out for Hürkuş 2 on September 9th,
[02:44:24] a Military Type certificate was issued. In the statement
[02:44:29] of the Defense Industry Presidency, it was said, "We are not
[02:44:32] only developing air platforms, but also building
[02:44:36] the technical authority, methodology, and certification
[02:44:39] culture to verify the reliability of these platforms
[02:44:42] with our own people." He also added, "The certification experience
[02:44:46] we gained with Hürkuş 2 will turn into a lasting
[02:44:49] competence and strong corporate memory for our future National
[02:44:53] Air Vehicles." Let's repeat. An important development
[02:44:56] for Turkish aviation history has taken place, and
[02:44:59] as a result of the work carried out, Hürkuş 2 has received its military type certificate.
[02:45:19] Esteemed audience, we will continue with our "One Frame,
[02:45:22] A Thousand Stories" segment. Since we gave such good news about Hürkuş,
[02:45:25] today we will share a photograph that represents not only
[02:45:29] our defense industry, not our defense layer,
[02:45:33] but also the power behind us.
[02:45:37] If we can live so comfortably in this geography,
[02:45:40] in such a ring of fire, it is actually thanks
[02:45:43] to the power behind us. This power is not only
[02:45:47] on land, but also at sea and in the air. Sometimes
[02:45:50] these can be together, they can be seen together.
[02:45:54] The Ministry of National Defense photographed
[02:45:57] that beautiful moment and shared it as the photo
[02:46:01] of the day with these words: "Same goal, joint
[02:46:04] force." The concept of "joint" here,
[02:46:08] coming from the root "common," is quite
[02:46:11] important, because this is our common
[02:46:14] power, at sea, in the air, and on land, the power
[02:46:17] behind us. Our goals are the same,
[02:46:20] our protection. On one side, our TCG
[02:46:23] Anadolu, on the other side, our air elements. With the same
[02:46:27] goal and joint force.
[02:46:49] Trade Minister Ömer Bolat is speaking at the Women's
[02:46:53] Cooperatives Support Program in Istanbul. We are watching.
[02:46:55] The export figures are very
[02:46:58] pleasing. Our cooperatives, which exported
[02:47:01] only 61 million dollars in 2019,
[02:47:04] increased their exports
[02:47:08] to 96 million dollars, approximately
[02:47:11] 100 million dollars, in 2025. This year,
[02:47:15] as of August,
[02:47:18] the total exports by our cooperatives
[02:47:21] have exceeded 74 million
[02:47:24] dollars. Yes.
[02:47:27] The overall success achieved in our exports,
[02:47:31] by the end of August, we reached
[02:47:34] 185 million billion dollars
[02:47:37] in 8 months.
[02:47:39] April, June, July, August, we broke monthly export
[02:47:42] records and as of August,
[02:47:46] on an annualized basis, we reached
[02:47:49] 280.3
[02:47:51] billion dollars. We are very close to achieving
[02:47:54] our goal, and we will complete
[02:47:57] it this month, God willing.
[02:48:01] Women employees have made a huge contribution to exports,
[02:48:04] and I want to share this.
[02:48:07] In 2013, the contribution of women employees
[02:48:11] to total exports was 20.5%,
[02:48:14] while by 2025,
[02:48:17] it had increased to 23.5%.
[02:48:20] There was an increase of 3 points.
[02:48:24] The share of women employees in our high and medium-high
[02:48:27] technology product exports increased from 15.8%
[02:48:31] in the same year, 2013,
[02:48:33] to 20.2%
[02:48:37] in 2025. "The share
[02:48:40] of medium-high and high technology product
[02:48:43] exports in our total exports
[02:48:47] has increased from 30%
[02:48:49] to 43.5% in 20 years.
[02:48:52] This
[02:48:54] figure,
[02:49:01] dear viewers, the investigation launched after the wedding
[02:49:04] of Mehmet Fatih Tançalan, nicknamed Karaydar from Van,
[02:49:07] continues. We will get the latest developments
[02:49:10] in that investigation. For details, we will go to Van and hand
[02:49:14] over to Bahar Barı.
[02:49:14] Yes,
[02:49:19] within the scope of the Karahaydar investigation, four suspects
[02:49:23] were referred to the courthouse yesterday. Two of the four suspects
[02:49:27] were remanded in custody, and two were released
[02:49:30] on judicial control. Of course, among those remanded
[02:49:34] in custody are Çağla Öz Tançalan,
[02:49:37] the wife of Mehmet Fatih Tançalan, nicknamed Karaydar, and
[02:49:40] Mehmet Fatih Tançalan's nephew, Muhammed Sait Tançalan.
[02:49:44] A decision of arrest was issued
[02:49:46] for them. Çağla Öztançalan's mother and the owner of the house
[02:49:50] where the gold was found were released on judicial
[02:49:53] control. If we go back to the beginning of the investigation,
[02:49:56] on September 6th, Mehmet Fatih Tançalan and
[02:49:59] his wife Çağla Öz Tançalan became a trending topic on social
[02:50:03] media with their magnificent wedding. The most talked
[02:50:06] about thing in those images was the jewelry and gold
[02:50:13] given at the wedding. Following those images, the Van Chief Public Prosecutor's Office launched an investigation. Within the scope of the investigation,
[02:50:17] on September 8th, two days after the wedding,
[02:50:20] an arrest warrant was issued for Mehmet Fatih Tançalan,
[02:50:23] nicknamed Karaydar. After the procedures carried
[02:50:26] out by the Van Police Department,
[02:50:29] he was then referred to the courthouse. Mehmet
[02:50:32] Fatih Tançalan, nicknamed Karaydar, was arrested
[02:50:35] by the court he appeared before at the Van Courthouse
[02:50:38] and sent to prison.
[02:50:42] He was arrested for money laundering. Yesterday,
[02:50:46] Çağla Öz Sançalan and three other people with her
[02:50:49] were referred to the Van Courthouse. After a full day of procedures,
[02:50:53] Tançalan and Fatih Fatih
[02:50:57] Tançalan's nephew, Muhammed Said Tançalan,
[02:51:00] were arrested. Let's hand over to you.
[02:51:04] We will conclude
[02:59:00] Hello again, everyone. Welcome back. If our clock shows
[02:59:04] 12 o'clock, we are here with the third
[02:59:07] and final segment. We shared an important
[02:59:10] development in the previous hour. The Silivri Chief
[02:59:14] Public Prosecutor's Office announced that a lifeless
[02:59:18] male body was found approximately 5 kilometers
[02:59:21] from the search area. Let's ask Levent Siristra
[02:59:24] for details.
[02:59:30] Rasim Kılıç, the accident happened at around 3 AM
[02:59:33] on September 2nd. As a result of the collision
[02:59:36] between a ship and the ship named Tuğberk İmamoğlu,
[02:59:40] the Tuğberk İmamoğlu ship sank, and
[02:59:43] there was no news from its 10 crew members. Search and rescue
[02:59:46] efforts have been continuing uninterruptedly
[02:59:50] from that date until this moment. Yesterday
[02:59:53] evening, search and rescue teams reached
[02:59:57] a lifeless body approximately 5 kilometers
[03:00:00] away from the accident site. Immediately
[03:00:02] after that, an investigation
[03:00:06] was launched regarding this lifeless body,
[03:00:09] and it was determined that it belonged
[03:00:13] to the missing crew member, ship captain Yaşar Kayhan,
[03:00:16] after an examination
[03:00:19] at the Forensic Medicine Institute.
[03:00:22] In the past minutes, the Silivri
[03:00:25] Chief Public Prosecutor's Office also made a statement
[03:00:29] regarding this, and it was announced
[03:00:32] that the body of the captain was identified.
[03:00:35] The body found off Silivri was identified as belonging
[03:00:39] to Yaşar Kayhan. This was confirmed
[03:00:42] by DNA analysis. Immediately after the accident,
[03:00:46] a Deputy Chief Public Prosecutor and
[03:00:49] a Public Prosecutor from the Silivri Chief
[03:00:52] Public Prosecutor's Office.