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[00:00:00] "the product supply Fishermen. was shown to be less than it was,
[00:00:03] the costs were declared higher than they were, the purchase
[00:00:07] prices of the product were shown to be high, and vegetable and fruit
[00:00:10] prices were manipulated upwards,
[00:00:13] in fact, we say how they were manipulated, within the scope of this operation,
[00:00:17] decisions were also taken that would benefit
[00:00:20] the citizen, because within the scope of this
[00:00:24] operation, such irregularities
[00:00:26] emerged, and we shared them with you on TRT News
[00:00:30] screens, how prices were changed from the field
[00:00:33] to the supplier, how they were manipulated,
[00:00:36] we shared them with you,
[00:00:40] and Manisa is one of Turkey's leading vegetable production
[00:00:43] centers with an annual production capacity exceeding
[00:00:46] 1.5 million tons, dear viewers, tomato and pepper harvesting
[00:00:49] continues in the fields across the province,
[00:00:53] so what is the kilogram price of the product in the field?
[00:00:57] Our reporter Fatih Sabuncu will convey
[00:01:01] this to us by exchanging information
[00:01:03] with the producer in Manisa.
[00:01:06] Yes, in recent days, a comprehensive investigation
[00:01:09] has been launched into lemons, which have attracted
[00:01:13] attention with the price difference in their journey from the field to the market.
[00:01:17] Minister of Justice Akın Güllek had shared the details
[00:01:19] of that operation. The button was pressed simultaneously
[00:01:23] in 22 provinces. A comprehensive investigation
[00:01:26] was launched into the price gap,
[00:01:30] especially for lemons from production
[00:01:33] to the table, to the market. And as a result
[00:01:36] of that operation, there are arrests. On the one hand,
[00:01:40] we are in one of the places where lemon production
[00:01:43] is intense, the Ceyhan region. We are bringing
[00:01:46] it to your screens with Memiş Akçam. We are talking about a comprehensive
[00:01:50] operation in 22 provinces. Especially, searches were conducted
[00:01:53] in 109 businesses and residences.
[00:01:56] I should state that it was an operation
[00:02:00] targeting intermediaries, i.e., distributors, in the journey
[00:02:03] of lemons from the field to the market. An arrest warrant was issued
[00:02:06] for 41 executives. So why was the operation carried out?
[00:02:10] One of the biggest details of the investigation
[00:02:14] is undoubtedly the price difference
[00:02:17] in that process from the producer to the table,
[00:02:20] that is, the receipts issued
[00:02:23] when it leaves the producer, and the allegations were comprehensively
[00:02:27] evaluated. A producer says
[00:02:30] that he produced and sold 200 tons
[00:02:34] fishermen will say "Vira Bismillah". of lemons in 2025, but the figure in the farmer's receipt issued in his name
[00:02:38] is stated as 633 tons, so when we look
[00:02:41] at it, there is a difference of 433 tons.
[00:02:44] It is being investigated what caused this difference.
[00:02:47] In the field, especially in the Adana region,
[00:02:51] this lemon, as you see, leaves the producer
[00:02:55] at 5 liras after being picked from the branch.
[00:02:58] When it comes to the market, the price rises to
[00:03:01] 10 liras. It reaches 15-20 liras in street
[00:03:05] markets, but when it comes to the market, the big gap starts here.
[00:03:08] After it leaves these intermediaries, in some luxury markets,
[00:03:12] it reaches up to 100 liras, on the one hand, in some
[00:03:16] markets, we are talking about a gap that extends
[00:03:19] up to 80 liras. So what caused this gap,
[00:03:23] where did it start, and what are the main
[00:03:26] reasons for the big difference? These are being investigated.
[00:03:30] Minister of Justice Akın Güllek actually gave the message of the operation.
[00:03:34] We are talking about a comprehensive operation,
[00:03:39] However, there is a reason an investigation, targeting distributor companies.
[00:03:42] We should remind you that the kilogram price
[00:03:45] of that lemon, which leaves the producer at 5 liras
[00:03:49] in the field, reaches up to 100 liras
[00:03:51] with those intermediaries until it reaches the market,
[00:03:55] and a comprehensive investigation has been launched
[00:03:58] to break this price gap.
[00:04:01] And dear viewers, we shared our news with you,
[00:04:05] and our reporter conveyed the details to us.
[00:04:08] Now, how have prices changed from the field to the supplier?
[00:04:12] We will share this with you on our information screen. For example,
[00:04:15] while the price declared by the farmer for mandarins
[00:04:18] is 6 to 8 liras per kilogram, the price entered
[00:04:21] on the company's receipt is exactly 28 liras per kilogram,
[00:04:25] and the company's average selling price
[00:04:29] is 31.82 liras per kilogram. So, the price
[00:04:32] we get from markets and bazaars,
[00:04:35] while the price declared by the farmer
[00:04:39] is 6.8 liras, the selling price rises to 31 liras.
[00:04:43] For potatoes, the farmer declares a price of 7.12 liras
[00:04:46] per kilogram, the price entered
[00:04:48] on the company's receipt is 20 liras,
[00:04:51] but the company's average selling price rises to 21.91 liras per kilogram.
[00:04:55] Let's look at grapes. The price declared by the farmer
[00:04:59] is 28 to 29 TL per kilogram.
[00:05:02] The price entered on the company's receipt
[00:05:05] is 45 liras per kilogram, and the selling price
[00:05:08] is 45.81
[00:05:10] liras, which is the price we see on the shelves
[00:05:14] in markets and bazaars. And for apples, we are sharing
[00:05:18] it with you on our information screen again. While the price declared
[00:05:21] by the farmer is 4.5 liras per kilogram, the price entered on the company's receipt
[00:05:25] is 9.5 liras per kilogram, and the company's average
[00:05:28] selling price is recorded as 9.74 liras.
[00:05:32] So, prices change like
[00:05:35] this from the field to the supplier. The farmer sells the product
[00:05:39] at the real market price, there is no problem here.
[00:05:43] A farmer's receipt is issued with a higher price or quantity
[00:05:46] in the name of the producer, thus increasing the company's
[00:05:50] recorded purchase cost, as we shared with you on our screen earlier.
[00:05:54] And the inflated cost is brought
[00:05:56] closer to the selling price, and the profit margin
[00:06:00] is reduced on paper, and the product is then
[00:06:04] transferred to large distribution and retail chains.
[00:06:07] So, the exorbitant price difference
[00:06:11] between the price we see in markets and bazaars
[00:06:15] and the price the farmer gives to intermediaries
[00:06:18] from the field also emerges. And dear viewers,
[00:06:22] what is the kilogram price of the product in the field? We are also wondering.
[00:06:26] We said that the prices of products change like this from the field to the supplier.
[00:06:29] Our reporter Fatih Sabuncu will ask the producer,
[00:06:32] and we will bring
[00:06:37] it to our screens. We are in Saruhanlı, Manisa. We are in a capia pepper field here.
[00:06:40] Producers have been working for months,
[00:06:44] producing their products for about 6-7 months
[00:06:47] and starting to harvest, but the sale is quite low.
[00:06:50] The price of this product leaving the field is 6-10 liras,
[00:06:53] excuse me, it leaves this field at 10 liras
[00:06:57] and goes on sale, but in markets,
[00:07:00] prices rise to 80-90 liras.
[00:07:04] The producer, that is, the farmer, is very distressed
[00:07:07] by this situation, because during these 6 months,
[00:07:10] there is both working this land,
[00:07:14] planting, water, electricity, and harvesting.
[00:07:18] Therefore, this product leaves the field at a very
[00:07:22] affordable price, but when this product
[00:07:26] reaches up to 80 liras in markets,
[00:07:29] there are different winners in between. That is, when I look at it,
[00:07:33] we see an 8-fold price difference in capia peppers compared to their exit from the field.
[00:07:37] The situation is not different for other products. That is, tomatoes are sold
[00:07:40] from the field at 3-4 liras today, especially to factories.
[00:07:44] And to other wholesalers, it may not exceed 6 liras,
[00:07:48] but in the market, even in the summer,
[00:07:51] the price of tomatoes is in the 40-50 lira range.
[00:07:55] That is, it can drop to 30 liras, which we can buy cheaply.
[00:07:59] Even here, there is a 10-fold price difference. Due to this large price difference,
[00:08:02] really, as we said, both citizens and farmers are in a difficult situation.
[00:08:05] With this operation, if these price regulations
[00:08:08] change further and reach more reasonable levels,
[00:08:12] then both the producer can continue this work and the consumer can put
[00:08:16] vegetables and fruits on their table at a much
[00:08:19] more affordable price. Let's give the floor back to you.
[00:08:23] Dear viewers, within the scope of microplastic
[00:08:25] management in the Mediterranean, recycling facilities were also scrutinized.
[00:08:29] Inspections were carried out in all 170 facilities in Adana.
[00:08:33] A fine of 30,499,000 liras was imposed
[00:08:37] on 13 facilities.
[00:08:38] 12 facilities were also closed.
[00:08:43] All 170 facilities were inspected.
[00:08:47] Facilities operating in violation of environmental
[00:08:49] legislation were fined.
[00:08:52] In Adana, teams from the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization
[00:08:55] and Climate Change took action. Facilities engaged in recycling
[00:08:59] and waste import were inspected one by one.
[00:09:02] The work was carried out in three regions.
[00:09:05] 170 facilities were examined during the 3-day inspection.
[00:09:09] Inspections against microplastic pollution in the Mediterranean
[00:09:13] have accelerated. The Ministry of Environment teams
[00:09:16] scrutinized many recycling facilities, and the activities of 12 businesses
[00:09:20] found to be in violation of regulations were stopped.
[00:09:24] A fine of 30,499,000 liras was imposed
[00:09:26] on 13 facilities
[00:09:29] in the city. Inspections continue
[00:09:33] in Antalya, Hatay, Mersin,
[00:09:35] 1396 inspections
[00:09:39] have been carried out in 6 provinces.
[00:09:43] A fine of 153,599,800 liras was imposed
[00:09:46] on 76 facilities,
[00:09:47] and a decision to suspend
[00:09:51] activities was taken for 28 facilities.
[00:09:55] Dear viewers, Turkey is preparing to host the climate summit Cop31
[00:09:58] in November. The Ministry of Environment, Urbanization
[00:10:01] and Climate Change announced that the Zero Waste Project,
[00:10:04] initiated under the patronage of President Erdoğan's wife Emine Erdoğan,
[00:10:07] will be included in the Cop agenda
[00:10:12] for the first time with Cop31. Zero waste is a very important
[00:10:16] issue. Zero waste is being addressed for the first time
[00:10:19] in a Cop process. And within the Cop margin,
[00:10:22] the contribution of zero waste to emissions, its contribution
[00:10:25] to emission reduction, will be on the agenda.
[00:10:29] A first will happen at the climate summit Cop31
[00:10:32] to be hosted by Antalya. The Zero Waste Project,
[00:10:35] initiated under the patronage of Emine Erdoğan
[00:10:39] and transformed into a global movement,
[00:10:42] will be included in the climate summit's agenda for the first time.
[00:10:45] Halil Hasar, Head of Climate Change at the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization
[00:10:49] and Climate Change, explained the details of the summit agenda.
[00:10:52] Issues such as the reduction of methane
[00:10:55] from organic waste, capturing methane before
[00:10:59] it is released into the atmosphere and converting it into
[00:11:03] a useful energy source will be discussed. In this context, resource
[00:11:06] conservation will also be on the agenda. There are also issues
[00:11:10] related to the re-use of secondary
[00:11:13] materials in industry and manufacturing.
[00:11:16] The 31st Conference of the Parties
[00:11:19] (Cop31) of the United Nations Framework Convention
[00:11:22] on Climate Change will be held in Antalya
[00:11:25] between November 9-20 with the participation
[00:11:39] of over 195 countries. Dear viewers, an operation
[00:11:42] was carried out in Şanlıurfa against those who provided
[00:11:46] financing to new generation criminal organizations.
[00:11:50] 7 suspects, whose accounts showed
[00:11:54] 1.5 billion liras
[00:12:02] in money movements, were apprehended. The suspects' account movements
[00:12:06] were tracked,
[00:12:07] addresses were determined,
[00:12:11] and the button was pressed for the operation.
[00:12:15] The fight against new generation criminal organizations continues unabated.
[00:12:18] Under the coordination of the Şanlıurfa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office,
[00:12:22] provincial gendarmerie teams carried out an operation
[00:12:25] against suspects who formed an organization
[00:12:28] to commit crimes and were determined
[00:12:31] to be usurers. 7 suspects were caught
[00:12:35] red-handed in the operation. It was determined
[00:12:37] that the suspects
[00:12:40] gave loans with high interest and pressured citizens
[00:12:43] by making them sign
[00:12:45] checks and promissory notes.
[00:12:48] In a statement from the Ministry of Interior,
[00:12:51] it was said, "We are maintaining
[00:12:55] the same determination in our fight against
[00:12:58] organized crime organizations
[00:13:00] and gangs
[00:13:03] against usury activities that victimize our citizens."
[00:13:07] Dear viewers, the investigation into the suspicious death
[00:13:10] of former MIT member Kaşif Kozinoğlu continues.
[00:13:13] Raci Şaşmaz, the screenwriter of the TV series Kurtlar Vadisi
[00:13:17] Pusu, who gave a statement, said that the script was a work
[00:13:20] of fiction and that no one interfered in the writing
[00:13:24] process. Before Kaşif Kozinoğlu's death
[00:13:27] in prison, the character Kazım Kaşifoğlu,
[00:13:31] a powerful intelligence agent in the series,
[00:13:34] was held in a cell, beaten, and threatened with death.
[00:13:37] Now let's look at the details. We have summarized
[00:13:40] them on our information screen. Raci Şaşmaz, the screenwriter
[00:13:44] of Kurtlar Vadisi, gave a statement in the Kozinoğlu investigation.
[00:13:48] Raci Şaşmaz said that the character Kaşifoğlu
[00:13:51] was created to depict intelligence conflicts
[00:13:54] in the series. This is purely a fictional
[00:13:57] story. We cannot possibly know
[00:14:01] someone's death in advance.
[00:14:03] He said that the allegation that Ali Fuat Yılmazer
[00:14:06] and Hasan Atilla Uğur interfered with the script
[00:14:10] was unfounded. In his statement,
[00:14:12] Raci Şaşmaz added that no message
[00:14:16] was given in the series with a car license plate
[00:14:19] or a tombstone. He used the expression
[00:14:22] that Osman Sınav and Hasan Atilla Uğur often met, and he added
[00:14:25] that Osman Sınav wanted to give ideas
[00:14:29] about the script, but he did not allow it.
[00:14:32] He also said that Osman Sınav told him that he had received
[00:14:35] threats and wanted to quit and hand over the job to him.
[00:14:39] This is what Raci Şaşmaz,
[00:14:48] the screenwriter of Kurtlar Vadisi, said in his statement
[00:14:51] in the Kozinoğlu investigation. Dear viewers, Minister of National
[00:14:59] Defense Yaşar Güler drew attention to the importance of being
[00:15:02] strong in this period of increasing international crises. Güler
[00:15:06] said, "The strength of Turkey is the strength of Azerbaijan,
[00:15:09] and the strength of Azerbaijan
[00:15:13] is the strength of Turkey." Minister of National Defense
[00:15:17] Yaşar Güler spoke at the 108th anniversary commemoration
[00:15:20] program of Baku's liberation. In this critical environment,
[00:15:23] our heroic Turkish Armed Forces, while resolutely protecting
[00:15:26] the rights and interests of our country,
[00:15:29] also make exceptional contributions to security, peace,
[00:15:33] and stability in many geographies.
[00:15:36] In such a sensitive security environment,
[00:15:40] the close cooperation between Turkey and Azerbaijan
[00:15:43] is more important than ever.
[00:15:47] The strength of Turkey is the strength of Azerbaijan,
[00:15:50] and the strength of Azerbaijan is the strength of Turkey.
[00:15:53] He emphasized the importance of close cooperation
[00:15:56] between Turkey and Azerbaijan. He said that our relations
[00:16:00] are experiencing one of the strongest periods in our history.
[00:16:03] Minister of National Defense Yaşar Güler spoke at the 108th
[00:16:07] anniversary commemoration program of the Caucasian
[00:16:10] Islamic Army and Baku's Liberation. We welcome the will
[00:16:14] recorded in Washington last year between Azerbaijan
[00:16:17] and Armenia, and the positive steps
[00:16:21] taken recently towards the establishment
[00:16:25] of peace, and we hope that a comprehensive
[00:16:28] and lasting peace will be established
[00:16:32] as soon as possible. We believe that the strong solidarity
[00:16:35] between Turkey and Azerbaijan
[00:16:39] is one of the most important guarantees of this new era.
[00:16:43] For the souls of the martyrs of the Caucasian Islamic Army,
[00:16:46] the Caucasian Islamic Army Monument was also
[00:16:49] unveiled at the ceremony. Dear viewers, Minister of Family
[00:16:53] and Social Services Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş met with martyr families
[00:16:57] and veterans in Kastamonu. She said that Turkey is moving
[00:17:01] towards a terror-free Turkey with sure steps.
[00:17:03] She added, "We want to eliminate the ring of fire around our country."
[00:17:07] She underlined that
[00:17:09] Turkey is a stable country in its region.
[00:17:13] She touched upon the terror-free Turkey process.
[00:17:17] "In a period when our state is at its strongest,
[00:17:20] we initiated this process unconditionally,
[00:17:24] without bargaining. Thank God. When our martyr families
[00:17:28] and veterans had questions, they came to us and asked us.
[00:17:31] We gave them this information first-hand.
[00:17:34] Today, thank God, we are moving towards
[00:18:16] a terror-free Turkey." Party spokesman Zeynel Emre
[00:18:19] announced after the meeting
[00:18:23] that they would protect their name. He pointed to November
[00:18:27] for the congress. The name similarity
[00:18:30] between the New Party and the Innovation Party
[00:18:33] was taken to court. The issue was discussed
[00:18:37] at the New Party's Central Executive Board meeting.
[00:18:40] Party spokesman Zeynel Emre stated that they would not give
[00:18:44] up their name and that the decision on this matter could
[00:18:47] be made by the Constitutional Court.
[00:18:51] "We protect our name. It depends on the decision
[00:18:54] of the Constitutional Court. Indeed, by keeping its new name,
[00:18:58] any regulation can certainly be made then as well."
[00:19:00] Zeynel Emre announced the date of the congress,
[00:19:03] stating that the party had completed
[00:19:06] its establishment phase. He also responded
[00:19:10] to comments that the similarity of party names
[00:19:13] could prevent them from entering the election.
[00:19:17] "Our party's establishment phase is completed
[00:19:20] with 81 organizations. We plan to hold our congress
[00:19:24] on November 14-15. We are completely ready.
[00:19:27] There is no problem in terms of entering the election."
[00:19:29] The Innovation Party, which made the application,
[00:19:33] was founded in 2020 by Öztürk Yılmaz,
[00:19:36] who left the CHP. In the application made by party officials,
[00:19:50] it was pointed out that the words "new" and "innovation"
[00:19:54] were used in the same context. It was reminded
[00:19:58] that another application made in 2024 to take
[00:20:01] the name "New Party" was rejected by the Supreme Court.
[00:20:03] It was emphasized that the said decision
[00:20:07] should also set a precedent for the current New Party.
[00:20:10] And now, let's continue with
[00:20:13] a news from us.
[00:20:17] Thank you, Esra. Yes.
[00:20:19] New victories, new struggles,
[00:20:23] and conquests that changed the course of history continue
[00:20:26] from where they left off. Mehmet: The Conqueror,
[00:20:30] one of TRT 1's ambitious productions, will meet its audience
[00:20:33] tonight with the first episode of its 4th season.
[00:20:42] We have very valuable guests with us. We will talk about
[00:20:46] the new season with the actors of the series. Hello, first of all, congratulations,
[00:20:50] thank you, hello, welcome again,
[00:20:53] I guess this is the 3rd time for you, yes, it's the 3rd time.
[00:20:57] It was destined to be the 4th, we are very excited,
[00:20:59] the 4th season will meet its audience on TRT1 screens
[00:21:03] in a few hours. Serkan Bey, let's start with you.
[00:21:06] You have been portraying Fatih Sultan Mehmet
[00:21:10] for 3 seasons, and the story continues
[00:21:13] in the 4th season. What kind of season
[00:21:17] will we watch? For me, it's been a very enjoyable
[00:21:21] process, of course. Bringing Fatih Sultan Mehmet
[00:21:24] from his princedom years to here
[00:21:28] was a process that required some patience.
[00:21:31] It was probably the same for the audience,
[00:21:35] because we had the chance to see that transformation
[00:21:38] completely. We had the opportunity
[00:21:42] to tell which season, which period
[00:21:45] would be narrated, and what kind of transformation
[00:21:48] Fatih would undergo. For me as an actor,
[00:21:51] it's a very enjoyable thing,
[00:21:53] of course. In this season, we are entering
[00:21:57] the Uzun Hasan story, that is, the disagreements
[00:22:00] between the Akkoyunlu State and the Ottoman Empire,
[00:22:03] which will eventually end with the Battle
[00:22:07] of Otlukbeli in 1473. Many valuable
[00:22:09] actors and new characters have joined.
[00:22:13] Everyone is very excited, and so am I, of course.
[00:22:17] Yes, very much so. I mean, let's see
[00:22:20] what the episodes will show us.
[00:22:23] I'm sure we'll watch exciting scenes again.
[00:22:26] Of course. So, I want to continue
[00:22:30] with Begüm. Madam,
[00:22:33] Gülşah Hatun, yes, you will portray
[00:22:36] the character. How will we see
[00:22:39] Gülşah Hatun
[00:22:42] this season? Gülşah Hatun,
[00:22:45] I am actually taking over a flag.
[00:22:49] Gülşah Hatun is a character that our audience
[00:22:52] has known and recognized since the first episodes.
[00:22:56] I took over her more mature period.
[00:22:59] I will play that. With the time jump
[00:23:02] in the story, of course,
[00:23:06] as with many characters, there are things that affect
[00:23:10] Gülşah Hatun and change
[00:23:13] her life. First of all,
[00:23:16] my prince has grown up. Of course. Now, it is a period
[00:23:20] when the issue of the throne and those balances
[00:23:22] have become more prominent. Therefore,
[00:23:25] it is a period when the power balances
[00:23:29] between the princes are perhaps
[00:23:32] more visible and the rivalry
[00:23:36] has intensified a bit. That's why
[00:23:39] I think Gülşah's test will come from here.
[00:23:43] Because, besides doing
[00:23:46] what is right for the state, being a mother
[00:23:50] is another thing, and being a child
[00:23:53] is another thing. Therefore,
[00:23:57] let's see. I mean, she will naturally
[00:24:01] want to protect her child,
[00:24:04] she will want to guide him from time to time.
[00:24:08] I think we will see a Gülşah in these aspects.
[00:24:12] Let's see where our story will take us.
[00:24:16] I am also waiting with excitement,
[00:24:20] like all of us. Now, we actually know
[00:24:23] history, what happened,
[00:24:26] and how it will progress.
[00:24:29] why we get excited when we watch Mehmet:
[00:24:32] The Conqueror. Of course, it's your
[00:24:35] excellent acting. The story itself
[00:24:38] is already very impressive. However,
[00:24:41] sometimes we watch as if we don't know,
[00:24:44] even though we do, right? How do you comment
[00:24:47] on this, Serkan Bey? We talk about this
[00:24:50] every season, but yes, believe me,
[00:24:53] we are as excited as the audience.
[00:24:57] Yes, the ending is known, we all know
[00:25:00] where it's going, but I think the main issue
[00:25:04] here is to follow the characters.
[00:25:07] It is written in history books, yes, what happened,
[00:25:11] how it happened, but while doing this,
[00:25:13] we actually try to address what the characters felt.
[00:25:17] That is, our duty as actors
[00:25:21] begins exactly there. We imagine
[00:25:23] a little ourselves and make the audience imagine
[00:25:27] it too, and in the situations
[00:25:30] and difficulties he was in,
[00:25:34] what did Fatih Sultan Mehmet, for example, experience,
[00:25:37] how did he behave, what were his motivations,
[00:25:40] his fears, how did it affect his family?
[00:25:44] We actually address these.
[00:25:47] This is the part that makes the work more exciting,
[00:25:50] I think, because as you said,
[00:25:53] even though we know the ending, we follow it closely.
[00:25:57] And this success will meet its audience with the
[00:26:00] season. We wish our viewers good luck
[00:26:04] and leave the floor to you.
[00:27:17] East-West Pipeline, which Saudi Arabia
[00:27:20] uses as an alternative to Hormuz, has restricted export routes.
[00:27:24] If the disruption in the line continues, the world
[00:27:27] faces the risk of a daily 4 million barrel shipment.
[00:27:31] An increase in upward pressure
[00:27:34] on global oil prices is also expected.
[00:27:37] The daily amount of
[00:27:42] oil passing through the Strait of Hormuz decreased from
[00:27:45] 21.6 million barrels to approximately 5 million
[00:27:48] barrels. With a 77% decrease in flow,
[00:27:52] the East-West Pipeline gained great importance
[00:27:56] for Saudi Arabian oil. However, the line put into operation by Saudi Arabia
[00:27:59] was closed as a precaution due to attacks by Iraq.
[00:28:03] This situation restricted the country's export alternatives
[00:28:06] and narrowed the export routes for Saudi Arabian oil.
[00:28:10] Saudi oil is transported to the port of Yanbu on the Red Sea coast
[00:28:14] via the East-West Pipeline. The line has a daily transportation
[00:28:17] capacity of approximately 7 million barrels. Approximately 5 million barrels
[00:28:21] of this is used for export.
[00:28:22] However,
[00:28:26] the shutdown of the line limits the transportation of oil
[00:28:29] from the east of the country to Yanbu. If the restrictions in Hormuz
[00:28:32] continue and the pipeline remains closed for a long time,
[00:28:36] a daily export cut of 3 to 4 million barrels
[00:28:39] is estimated to occur. According to experts,
[00:28:42] oil stocks in Yanbu may limit this pressure
[00:28:46] in the short term. However,
[00:28:48] it does not seem possible for stocks and alternative logistics methods
[00:28:51] to replace the export corridor for a long time.
[00:28:54] Dear viewers,
[00:28:58] first the pandemic, then the wars. In recent years,
[00:29:02] global economies have frequently been exposed to external shocks.
[00:29:05] In Turkey, the implemented policies increased
[00:29:08] the economy's resilience against shocks. The war
[00:29:11] is estimated to have had an impact of close to 7 points on inflation.
[00:29:15] When this effect is excluded, the continuation of the downward
[00:29:18] trend in inflation
[00:29:20] also draws attention.
[00:29:25] Wars, supply shocks and global uncertainty.
[00:29:29] All these negative developments have increased
[00:29:32] inflation pressure in economies.
[00:29:35] The reflections of rising oil prices were also seen in Turkey and
[00:29:38] the world. However, when the war effect was excluded,
[00:29:41] the disinflation process
[00:29:43] continued.
[00:29:46] When you remove the products affected by the war, you see that the number
[00:29:49] is going down. That is, you see that the downward
[00:29:53] trend in inflation continues.
[00:29:56] The economic administration successfully continued the process
[00:30:00] with tight monetary and fiscal policies. Structural steps
[00:30:03] were taken, the resilience of the economy was increased.
[00:30:07] In this difficult geography, in this period, there is a serious
[00:30:10] increase in the economy's resilience to shocks. Inflation,
[00:30:13] in such conjunctures, could have gone out of control
[00:30:17] instead of falling, but it did not. All steps
[00:30:20] to ensure price stability continue to be taken
[00:30:24] with determination. When we look at recent years,
[00:30:27] we are talking about a global economy
[00:30:30] where supply shocks are seen much more frequently
[00:30:33] and in much higher dimensions. These have a serious
[00:30:37] impact on inflation dynamics. In fact,
[00:30:40] this year we estimate that this effect
[00:30:44] is close to 7 points. The target in Turkey's
[00:30:47] recently announced medium-term economic program is clear:
[00:30:51] the fight against inflation will continue with determination,
[00:30:54] and resilience against internal and external shocks
[00:30:58] will be increased.
[00:31:03] Applications have started for the 15,000 rental social housing
[00:31:06] project in Istanbul. In the first phase, 1071 units
[00:31:09] will be rented for 3 years below the rental prices in the region.
[00:31:13] So, what are the features of these houses, and what are the application
[00:31:17] details? Let's watch it in our
[00:31:18] news.
[00:31:24] The application process has started for the 15,000 rental social
[00:31:28] housing project in Istanbul.
[00:31:30] In the project implemented with the Ministry of Environment,
[00:31:34] Urbanization and Climate Change and TOKİ, 1071 completed
[00:31:37] units will be rented to eligible beneficiaries.
[00:31:41] The residences in different districts of Istanbul
[00:31:45] will be rented for 3 years at prices below the regional rates.
[00:31:48] We are in one of the 3+1 flats to be rented within the
[00:31:52] scope of the project. This place consists of approximately
[00:31:56] 120 square meters. With its wide and spacious structure, it offers a comfortable
[00:31:59] living space to families. The rent for this apartment is
[00:32:03] 15,000. Housing options vary from 1+1 to 4+1.
[00:32:06] Within the scope of the project, rents will start from 10,000 Turkish
[00:32:10] Liras per month. Rent prices will vary according to the size
[00:32:14] of the residence. 1+1 or 2+1 will be allocated to young married
[00:32:18] couples, and 2+1, 3+1 or 4+1 residences will be allocated
[00:32:21] to families with 2 or more children. To apply,
[00:32:25] you must be over 18 years old, married, and have resided
[00:32:29] in Istanbul continuously for at least one year.
[00:32:32] The average monthly net income of the household must not exceed
[00:32:35] 100,000 Turkish Liras, and the applicant must not have an independent
[00:32:39] residence registered in their name.
[00:32:42] After delivery, there will be no rent increase for the first 12 months.
[00:32:46] Afterwards, the rent will be increased by the CPI rate in the first
[00:32:49] January following. Rent payments will start on the 20th
[00:32:53] of the month following the delivery of the residence.
[00:32:56] Applications will be made through e-Devlet
[00:33:00] between September 25th.
[00:33:07] Dear viewers, we will now show you
[00:33:11] three separate images. Our first image is from Kastamonu.
[00:33:14] Police teams in Kastamonu stopped a vehicle on suspicion.
[00:33:18] The teams who searched the vehicle carefully examined the camera
[00:33:22] they found. Drugs were found inside the camera
[00:33:25] after the lens was removed. A judicial process
[00:33:28] was initiated against the two suspects who were detained
[00:33:32] in connection with the incident. This image was about
[00:33:35] image processing, and let's share the story of the second
[00:33:39] image now. This image is not a movie scene. The special
[00:33:43] operations officers jump with him
[00:34:02] and catch the criminal as soon as he lands.
[00:34:05] This image, which is like a movie scene,
[00:34:09] was another image we shared with you
[00:34:12] on TRT news screens. And let's come to our last
[00:34:16] video: In the Iskenderun district of Hatay,
[00:34:20] two people fired a gun at a workplace and fled.
[00:34:23] The police, who examined the security camera footage,
[00:34:27] identified the suspects. The teams raided the address
[00:34:30] where the suspects were hiding
[00:34:34] and detained two suspects. At this time, a person
[00:34:37] wanted for drug offenses
[00:34:39] with a finalized prison sentence, who was hiding
[00:34:43] in the same house, tried to escape from the balcony.
[00:34:45] The convict, who was hanging from the balcony railing,
[00:34:49] was caught red-handed. Three people who were transferred
[00:34:52] to the courthouse after their
[00:34:54] procedures were arrested.
[00:35:00] Excessive speed, carelessness and traffic rule violations
[00:35:03] caused accidents. 5 people died and 21 people were injured
[00:35:07] in accidents
[00:35:08] in the country.
[00:35:15] A car collided with a pickup truck in the district. Teams were
[00:35:18] dispatched to the region upon notification. Two people lost their lives
[00:35:22] and 4 people were injured in the accident. An investigation
[00:35:25] has been launched into the accident.
[00:35:29] In Darende district of Malatya, a light commercial vehicle
[00:35:33] went out of control and plunged from the bridge into the stream.
[00:35:36] One person lost their life
[00:35:37] and one person was injured.
[00:35:40] In Tokat, a car whose driver lost control hit
[00:35:44] an electricity pole on the side of the road.
[00:35:47] One person died and
[00:35:48] one person was injured in the accident.
[00:35:53] In Adana, a minibus hit a child who was trying to run
[00:35:56] across the road. In the accident, which was captured by security camera,
[00:36:00] a 12-year-old child was severely injured. The driver who fled
[00:36:03] the scene of the accident was detained.
[00:36:07] Two minibuses were involved in an accident at the Antalya
[00:36:10] junction on the Burdur-Antalya Road. 10 agricultural workers
[00:36:13] in the minibus were injured in the accident. The injured were taken
[00:36:17] to the hospital after first aid.
[00:36:22] In the Derik district of Mardin, a truck hit concrete blocks
[00:36:25] at the gendarmerie checkpoint. The fire that broke out in the truck
[00:36:29] after the collision was extinguished by the fire department. The injured
[00:36:32] truck driver was taken for treatment.
[00:36:37] In traffic accidents that occurred in Batman, Mersin and Osmaniye,
[00:36:40] one person died and three people
[00:36:42] were injured.
[00:36:46] And we continue our Breaking News bulletin with two different
[00:36:50] images. Let's share the first image with you now.
[00:36:54] A fuel tanker on the move is coming to your screens.
[00:36:57] In the image captured by the security camera, it seems to be continuing
[00:37:01] on its way normally, but there is a car stuck
[00:37:04] behind it like an arrow. In the Manavgat district
[00:37:08] of Antalya, the car driven by prison guard
[00:37:11] Ahmet Sevim collided from behind
[00:37:14] with a fuel tanker traveling in the same direction
[00:37:17] when it reached the Taşağı junction. In the accident, the cause
[00:37:21] of which is not yet known, the car, stuck in the rear
[00:37:25] of the tanker, was dragged for 100 meters. The tanker driver realized
[00:37:28] the accident after a while and stopped the vehicle.
[00:37:32] In the examination carried out by the medical team at the scene, it was determined
[00:37:35] that the car driver Ahmet Sevim had lost his life.
[00:37:39] And dear viewers, let's share our other
[00:37:42] image with you. These images are from Siverek district
[00:37:45] of Şanlıurfa. A passenger bus on the move caught
[00:37:49] fire like this. The driver, who noticed the flames, stopped
[00:37:52] the bus on the side of the road and evacuated the passengers.
[00:37:55] While no one was harmed by the fire, the flames quickly
[00:37:59] engulfed the bus. Firefighters and medical teams were dispatched
[00:38:03] to the region upon notification. The fire was extinguished
[00:38:06] by the intervention of the teams,
[00:38:08] and the vehicle became unusable.
[00:38:17] Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdülkadir Uraloğlu
[00:38:20] made a statement about the Flight Guide Mobile
[00:38:24] application. With the application, many services, from flight tracking
[00:38:28] to in-airport navigation, are accessible from a single application.
[00:38:32] With the interactive maps of 52 airports,
[00:38:35] passengers can create routes from their current
[00:38:38] location to their flight gates.
[00:38:44] Many services, from flight tracking for passengers to in-airport
[00:38:47] navigation, from free internet service
[00:38:51] to saving vehicle location, are accessible from a single application.
[00:38:54] The name of the application is the Flight Guide mobile application.
[00:38:58] Abdülkadir Uraloğlu gave
[00:39:01] information about the application developed by the General
[00:39:05] Directorate of State Airports Authority. The Flight Guide
[00:39:08] application aims to meet passengers' travel and communication
[00:39:12] needs from a single point in the digital environment.
[00:39:15] Passengers can access information about their flights
[00:39:18] from their mobile phones
[00:39:20] before their journey begins.
[00:39:22] Minister Uraloğlu said, "Thanks to our live flight
[00:39:26] tracking system, domestic, international, and transit
[00:39:29] flights in Turkish airspace can be monitored instantly
[00:39:33] on the map." With the interactive maps of
[00:39:36] 52 airports, passengers can create routes from their current
[00:39:40] location to their flight gates. Passengers can see the location
[00:39:43] of the flight gate on the floor plans
[00:39:46] with the "Go to Gate" feature. Thus, they can easily
[00:39:49] reach the point they want to go to within the airport
[00:39:52] through the application.
[00:39:57] Passengers who come
[00:40:00] with their vehicle can save the location of their vehicle
[00:40:04] along with its photo
[00:40:05] with the "Where is my vehicle?" service.
[00:40:10] Dear viewers, the use of artificial intelligence in
[00:40:13] the legal field is becoming widespread, but experts warn
[00:40:16] that petitions and case files prepared with incorrect
[00:40:19] information may lead to loss
[00:40:20] of rights.
[00:40:24] Some write petitions, some file lawsuits. Artificial
[00:40:28] intelligence is also used in legal processes,
[00:40:31] but although it is cost-free and fast, artificial intelligence has
[00:40:34] a high margin of error.
[00:40:37] To answer your questions, it can present you
[00:40:40] with a Supreme Court decision that never existed
[00:40:43] as if it did, and even add a case number,
[00:40:46] or it can present you with a law article
[00:40:49] from a previous period that has been repealed
[00:40:52] and is no longer applied as if it still exists.
[00:40:56] Experts point out that not every case
[00:40:59] process is the same. It is stated that faulty
[00:41:03] documents prepared with artificial intelligence are rejected
[00:41:06] by judicial authorities. Since each case
[00:41:09] determines its own special technical
[00:41:12] and special situation, a strategy and path
[00:41:16] should be determined accordingly. That's why
[00:41:19] a method that artificial intelligence applies
[00:41:22] generally to everyone may not be good for your
[00:41:26] case. Entrusting a judicial process
[00:41:29] from start to finish to it
[00:41:33] may cause us
[00:41:34] to lose the case.
[00:41:38] And in the Turkish world, new cooperation
[00:41:42] areas for a common vision are on the table.
[00:41:45] Burhanettin Duran, Head of Communications, who attended the panel
[00:41:48] organized by the Directorate of Communications in Baku
[00:41:52] with a video message, said that joint projects
[00:41:56] concretize the potential of the Turkish world. Ferhat Pirinççi,
[00:41:59] Deputy Head of Communications, also stated that the Organization
[00:42:03] of Turkic States has become
[00:42:10] an actor on a regional and global scale. The Directorate of Communications
[00:42:13] organized a panel on "Turkish World Dialogues,
[00:42:16] Common Future, Common Vision". Burhanettin Duran, Head of Communications,
[00:42:20] attended the panel with a video message. Partnerships developed in many
[00:42:24] areas, from the Caspian Transit Middle Corridor to energy
[00:42:28] and transportation networks, from commercial integration
[00:42:31] to digital economy, from artificial
[00:42:34] intelligence to disaster and emergency management,
[00:42:38] are concrete indicators
[00:42:45] of the great potential of the Turkic world.
[00:42:49] As Turkic states, we must further strengthen our cooperation
[00:42:52] in the field of media and communication, increase our information
[00:42:56] and experience sharing, develop common platforms,
[00:42:59] and strengthen our communication capacity, especially
[00:43:03] during crisis periods. The opening speech of the panel
[00:43:06] was made by Ferhat Pirinççi, Deputy Head of Communications.
[00:43:10] Today, as the Organization of Turkic States,
[00:43:13] we are one of the most effective international organizations
[00:43:17] in the world, and this Organization
[00:43:20] of Turkic States is also on its way to becoming
[00:43:23] an important actor in the regional and global arena.
[00:43:26] It is important in terms of showing how deep
[00:43:30] cooperation can be made in many areas,
[00:43:33] especially in areas such as
[00:43:36] cooperation, coordination, trade, economy, and security.
[00:43:40] In the speeches made at the panel, the 8th anniversary of the liberation
[00:43:43] of Baku from occupation was celebrated. Expectations regarding the 13th
[00:43:47] Summit of Heads of State
[00:43:59] of the Organization of Turkic States to be held in Ankara
[00:44:02] in October were evaluated. Dear viewers,
[00:44:05] the fishing ban in the Mediterranean,
[00:44:08] which started on April 15, ends today. Tonight,
[00:44:14] Fishermen in Karataş district of Adana are also
[00:44:17] quite impatient. We are at that point
[00:44:20] with TRT news teams and my friend Sude Pozan
[00:44:23] will tell us the details
[00:44:25] with the fishermen,
[00:44:29] and we will experience that excitement together. Sude, let's leave the floor to you.
[00:44:32] Yes, the fishing ban in the Mediterranean has ended,
[00:44:36] and the day that fishermen impatiently awaited has come.
[00:44:39] We are currently in Karataş district with my cameraman
[00:44:42] friend Bülent Serin. He is bringing that enthusiasm,
[00:44:45] that excitement to your screens. Today, fishermen will set sail
[00:44:48] into the bountiful waters of the Mediterranean, saying
[00:44:52] "Vira Bismillah". Of course, in Adana and throughout
[00:44:54] the Mediterranean, the season opens later than in other
[00:44:57] regions due to the hot weather. Therefore, we can say
[00:45:01] that the fishermen have longed for the sea. At this point,
[00:45:05] they have completed the maintenance of their boats
[00:45:08] and repaired their nets until
[00:45:18] the season opens. Especially sardines,
[00:45:21] sea bass, mullet, and shrimp are caught most by fishermen.
[00:45:24] Today, the opening ceremony of the fisheries season
[00:45:28] was held at Karataş Fishermen's Shelter in the evening.
[00:45:31] That excitement was once again experienced with
[00:45:35] the ceremony. And today, fishermen will set sail
[00:45:38] into the bountiful waters of the Mediterranean, saying
[00:45:41] "Vira Bismillah" at night.
[00:45:45] Of course, there was a ban since April 15,
[00:45:48] and fishermen were eagerly waiting for the day
[00:45:51] they would reunite with the sea. They repaired their ships,
[00:45:55] completed maintenance, and painted their ships.
[00:45:58] The repair work has now come to an end.