TRTHABER — Birinci Sayfa
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[00:00:15] So, what are the most common species in the region? Especially
[00:00:19] Sardines, Sea Bass, Mullet, and Shrimp are fished
[00:00:22] by fishermen. Today, of course, in the evening, the opening ceremony of the
[00:00:26] fishing season for aquatic products was held at the Karataş Fishermen's Shelter.
[00:00:30] The excitement was experienced once again with that ceremony,
[00:00:33] and here the fishermen will set sail into
[00:00:36] the fertile waters of the Mediterranean tonight, saying "Vira
[00:00:40] Bismillah". Of course, the ban was in effect
[00:00:43] from April 15th, and the fishermen were eagerly
[00:00:47] awaiting the day they would return to the water with great impatience
[00:00:50] and excitement. They repaired their ships,
[00:00:53] maintenance was completed, the ship was painted,
[00:00:57] and now the repair work is finished for the fishermen.
[00:01:00] We can say that they have met the blue waters,
[00:01:03] and as of tonight, they will set sail
[00:01:06] into the blue waters of the Mediterranean, saying "Vira Bismillah".
[00:01:09] We are currently broadcasting from a fishing
[00:01:12] boat. There is indeed a very exciting and hopeful
[00:01:16] wait at this point. We are conveying that excitement
[00:01:19] to you. Yes, of course, a ceremony was also held today within this scope, and
[00:01:23] that excitement was experienced once again with that ceremony.
[00:01:27] Today, fishermen will open the fishing season in the fertile
[00:01:30] waters of the Mediterranean, saying "Vira Bismillah". Let's hand it back to you.
[00:01:34] bırakalım.
[00:01:38] and fishermen in the Mediterranean will say "Vira Bismillah" tonight, we said.
[00:01:42] In the Black Sea, exactly two weeks have passed since the fishing
[00:01:46] ban was lifted. The bonitos made the fishermen,
[00:01:49] who started the season prosperously, happy.
[00:01:52] The abundance experienced was also reflected in the prices.
[00:01:56] It's coming to our screens.
[00:02:01] With the end of the fishing ban, the nets met the sea, and fish stalls became lively.
[00:02:04] Fishermen from Samsun are also happy because they filled
[00:02:07] their nets in the first days of the season. In the Black Sea,
[00:02:10] bonito washed ashore. This year, there is an abundance of bonito in the
[00:02:14] fishing season. Bonito, which is among the most preferred
[00:02:17] fish by consumers, is sold at 90 liras per
[00:02:21] piece at the stall. There is plenty in the stalls this year,
[00:02:24] as they say, plenty of bonito. So, which fish did you come to buy today?
[00:02:28] I came to buy bonito. 3 of them cost 250,
[00:02:32] the price is good. The abundance in the sea pleased both the fishermen and the consumers.
[00:02:35] This year, there is an abundance of bonito. Citizens have been eating bonito
[00:02:39] since September 1st. We sell 150-200 cases of bonito every day.
[00:02:43] Prices are falling day by day.
[00:02:47] How are the fish? They are very nice. Which fish did you come
[00:02:50] to buy today? I came to buy bonito. How many did you buy?
[00:02:54] 3. Is the price suitable? The price is
[00:02:57] very suitable.
[00:03:30] It was determined that the bacteria in turnip juice reduced cancer cells.
[00:03:33] belirlendi.
[00:03:38] Turkish scientists examined the bacteria in turnip juice
[00:03:41] and found it to be effective in fighting
[00:03:43] cancer.
[00:03:46] The study belongs to the Kayseri Erciyes University Food Engineering department.
[00:03:49] The research team rolled up their sleeves. The bacteria in turnip juice made
[00:03:53] with black carrots
[00:03:54] were examined.
[00:04:00] it was one of the strongest bacteria, and we continued
[00:04:03] our experiments on colon cancer
[00:04:06] cells, on cell cultures.
[00:04:10] I've always been against Researchers revealed an important piece of information
[00:04:14] that attracted attention.
[00:04:17] This bacteria was found to damage
[00:04:20] systems for apples, also for grapes. both small intestine and
[00:04:24] large intestine cancer cells
[00:04:27] by 90-95%. We found that it
[00:04:30] damaged and reduced the cells.
[00:04:34] The research was published in respected international
[00:04:37] journals. When it comes to
[00:04:39] beverage choices, people often prefer
[00:04:42] carbonated drinks. However, we believe that
[00:04:45] turnip juice, which has high functional
[00:04:49] properties and a significant impact on health,
[00:04:52] and ayran, are valuable
[00:04:56] not only because they are our national drinks.
[00:05:00] we think
[00:05:01] it is.
[00:05:06] Dear viewers, today is September 15th, World
[00:05:09] Lymphoma Awareness Day. Lymphoma often
[00:05:12] manifests with symptoms that can be confused
[00:05:16] with different diseases. In the story of 28-year-old
[00:05:19] Aybüken Nur Yetkin, there was a cough that initially
[00:05:22] seemed ordinary. So, how did a persistent cough turn
[00:05:25] into a lymphoma diagnosis? Here is Aybüke
[00:05:29] Nur's struggle and her story of recovery
[00:05:32] to health now
[00:05:33] on your screens.
[00:05:38] The persistent cough initially seemed like an ordinary complaint.
[00:05:41] However, for 28-year-old Aybüken Nur
[00:05:44] Yetkin, this complaint became a turning point
[00:05:48] in her life. I actually thought
[00:05:51] it was a simple illness. But it didn't go away.
[00:05:55] I went to a hospital. As a result of the necessary tests, I was diagnosed
[00:05:58] with Hodgkin's lymphoma. I thought it would never end,
[00:06:02] that it would take a very long time. I thought
[00:06:05] this was the end for me.
[00:06:07] Nights passed.
[00:06:10] Lymphoma is a natural element of our immune system.
[00:07:12] started to emerge, I never gave up, no matter what, I did not
[00:07:15] give up my struggle, eventually it ends, the important thing is
[00:07:19] never to give up.
[00:07:32] In the stubble fire in Samsun, 150
[00:07:35] decares of agricultural land were damaged. In the fire that broke out in a livestock
[00:07:39] farm in Afyonkarahisar, 6 large animals
[00:07:42] died. The fire that broke out in a detached house
[00:07:45] in Burdur was extinguished. We have a brief news tour from around
[00:07:48] the country now.
[00:07:54] The fire that broke out in a rural area in Havza district of Samsun
[00:07:58] quickly grew due to the effect of the wind. Farmers who wanted to prevent
[00:08:01] the flames from spreading to agricultural lands created a safety strip
[00:08:05] by plowing around the burning area with tractors. While the
[00:08:08] fire was brought under control, 150 decares of agricultural land
[00:08:12] was damaged.
[00:08:17] A fire broke out in a livestock farm in Afyonkarahisar.
[00:08:20] The owners, who heard the animals' voices, reported the situation to the gendarmerie
[00:08:24] and fire department. The flames were extinguished in a short time
[00:08:27] as a result of the intervention. Six large animals
[00:08:30] died in the fire.
[00:08:35] Flames rose from the roof of a detached house in Burdur. Upon notification,
[00:08:38] fire department teams arrived at the scene and brought the fire under control.
[00:08:42] A large part of the house was
[00:08:44] damaged.
[00:08:49] A fire broke out at a gas station under renovation in Siirt.
[00:08:53] The flames were brought under control
[00:08:55] before they spread.
[00:08:59] With the opening of schools, traffic teams intensified their school
[00:09:03] bus inspections. Erzurum Police Department teams were also
[00:09:07] in the field to inspect school buses. In Tokat
[00:09:10] and Balıkesir, gendarmerie teams carried out school
[00:09:13] bus inspections.
[00:09:18] Schools opened, student services took to the streets. Gendarmerie
[00:09:21] and police teams increased inspections.
[00:09:25] Teams affiliated with the Erzurum Police Department are conducting inspections
[00:09:28] at many points.
[00:09:31] Traffic police conduct very strict service
[00:09:35] inspections. This point where we are located is a school
[00:09:38] zone, and every service vehicle passing through here is stopped
[00:09:43] and checked individually. The first thing checked in vehicles is whether
[00:09:47] they have a service document, the number of seats is compared with the number of
[00:09:50] students, and seat belts and service guide personnel are also
[00:09:53] subject to inspection.
[00:09:55] What do we pay attention to? Our guide friend
[00:09:59] provides the necessary assistance for students
[00:10:01] getting on and off.
[00:10:04] We follow our minutes. Police also control vehicle and pedestrian
[00:10:07] traffic.
[00:10:12] In the district, gendarmerie teams were on the field.
[00:10:16] Extensive inspections were carried out in front of schools and on service
[00:10:19] vehicles. The teams also did not neglect to inform
[00:10:23] the students. Let's look to our
[00:10:26] left, let's look to our right. The Ministry of National Education
[00:10:30] did not forget Palestinian children in the first week
[00:10:33] of the new academic year. Various events were organized in
[00:10:37] different parts of the country to raise awareness about the drama in Gaza.
[00:10:40] Children flew kites to support their Palestinian
[00:10:43] peers.
[00:10:48] Kites
[00:10:48] should not be shot down.
[00:10:59] The Ministry of National Education held a meaningful event to raise awareness about
[00:11:03] the events in Gaza. Children across the country
[00:11:07] adorned the sky with kites for their Palestinian
[00:11:09] peers.
[00:11:13] Students gathered at the kite festival to draw attention
[00:11:16] to their peers in Palestine and Gaza and to send
[00:11:19] a message of solidarity. In this sense, I would like to
[00:11:22] express my respect to you. We are doing this beautiful
[00:11:26] event to send both greetings and prayers to all our
[00:11:30] children in our heartland.
[00:11:31] yapıyoruz.
[00:11:34] We came here to fly kites for our friends in Palestine
[00:11:38] to be free. In Edirne, kites also took
[00:11:41] to the air for Palestinian children. Hundreds of students
[00:11:44] from 10 schools are participating in the Edirne leg of the event,
[00:11:48] which will take place throughout Turkey for a week. Half
[00:11:52] of the kites were designed in the shape of the Palestinian
[00:11:57] flag. We are flying kites
[00:12:01] for the children of Gaza to gain
[00:12:34] their freedom. The summit, hosted by Necmettin
[00:12:37] Erbakan University, began. The summit, where the future
[00:12:40] of academic publishing in the digitalizing world and innovative approaches will be discussed,
[00:12:44] will continue until September 19th.
[00:12:49] Leading publishing houses, publishers, and
[00:12:52] libraries from around the world are meeting on the same platform.
[00:13:25] will establish contact. At the summit, the future
[00:13:29] of academic publishing in the digitalizing world
[00:13:32] and innovative approaches are being discussed.
[00:13:35] For our country's scientific production capacity to become
[00:13:38] more visible, we should not only publish.
[00:13:41] We should also open the way
[00:13:45] for their participation in cultural and scientific
[00:13:48] networks. This is a very important
[00:13:52] step for the future. The Academic Publishing
[00:13:55] Summit will continue until September 19th.
[00:14:14] Welcome back to TRT Haber screens, dear viewers.
[00:14:18] It's 8 PM and we are on TRT Haber screens
[00:14:21] with the main news bulletin. We will continue
[00:14:25] to share important news and hot developments
[00:14:28] from our country and the world with you.
[00:14:31] Dear viewers, President Erdoğan chaired the AK Party
[00:14:35] Central Executive Board meeting. Today, AK Party Spokesperson
[00:14:38] Ömer Çelik made statements regarding the meeting. Çelik
[00:14:41] stated that there is no message to be given to Turkey with
[00:14:44] provocative approaches in the Aegean and
[00:14:47] Eastern Mediterranean. He also stated that Turkey's emphasis
[00:14:50] on diplomacy should not be perceived as weakness.
[00:14:54] He warned that no one should make the Aegean and
[00:14:57] Eastern Mediterranean a part of their domestic politics.
[00:15:00] Çelik also evaluated the early election discussions.
[00:15:04] He said that early elections
[00:15:06] on Turkey's agenda.
[00:15:11] Our emphasis on diplomacy should not
[00:15:14] be perceived as a weakness in any way.
[00:15:17] There is no message to be given to Turkey
[00:15:20] through shows of force or provocative
[00:15:23] approaches. "No one should adopt an attitude
[00:15:27] of making the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean a part
[00:15:30] of domestic politics. AK Party Spokesperson
[00:15:33] Ömer Çelik also reacted to the provocative
[00:15:36] initiatives in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean with these statements.
[00:15:40] He then brought up the US decision to extend
[00:15:43] the lifting of the arms embargo against the Greek Cypriot
[00:15:47] administration. It was not a correct decision. These are approaches
[00:15:50] that will lead to further erosion of trust
[00:15:53] between the two sides on the island.
[00:15:57] Our resolute stance on the principles
[00:16:00] of the Turkish Cypriot cause will continue
[00:16:03] to strengthen from now on.
[00:16:07] Ömer Çelik made statements after the AK Party Central Executive
[00:16:11] Board meeting. He also evaluated the crisis
[00:16:14] in the Middle East in the context of the US-Iran tension.
[00:16:18] Given these instabilities related to the Strait
[00:16:21] of Hormuz and all these events related to Bab el-Mandeb,
[00:16:24] it is necessary to avoid chaos and
[00:16:27] turmoil that would cause further instability
[00:16:30] with sensitivity. We strongly
[00:16:33] condemn all these attacks on Saudi
[00:16:35] Arabia. and stated that they closely
[00:16:38] follow the developments towards a terror-free
[00:16:42] region. The fact that the groups called YPG forces
[00:16:45] will be removed from their structures
[00:16:48] around Mount Sinjar
[00:16:50] and will integrate under the authority
[00:16:53] of the Iraqi government is extremely important
[00:16:57] in this regard. We want strong
[00:17:00] neighbors with political institutions that work
[00:17:03] according to the principle of a single army.
[00:17:07] also stated that 's statements in Rize had no relation
[00:17:11] to early elections. It is a sentence he
[00:17:15] often says and emphasizes. We are preparing for the upcoming
[00:17:18] elections and will achieve great success. This is not a signal
[00:17:22] for early elections. There are no elections
[00:17:24] on Turkey's agenda right now,
[00:17:33] friends. Dear viewers, the Innovation
[00:17:37] Party applied to the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office
[00:17:41] of the Court of Cassation established in July.
[00:17:44] The New Party evaluated the issue at its Central Executive Board
[00:17:48] meeting. Party Spokesperson Zeynel Emre stated in his
[00:17:51] statement after the meeting
[00:17:53] that they would keep their name. He pointed
[00:17:57] The name similarity between the new party and the Innovation
[00:18:00] Party was brought
[00:18:07] to court. that the decision on this
[00:18:10] matter could be made by the Constitutional Court.
[00:18:13] We are keeping our name, it depends on the decision
[00:18:17] of the Constitutional Court. So, by keeping its new name,
[00:18:20] of course, any regulation can be made at that time.
[00:18:24] Zeynel Emre stated that the party has completed its establishment
[00:18:28] phase and announced the date of the congress. He also
[00:18:31] responded to comments that the name similarity of the parties could
[00:18:34] prevent them from entering the elections. Our party's establishment
[00:18:37] phase and organization in 81 provinces
[00:18:40] have been completed. We plan to hold our congress
[00:18:43] on November 14-15. We are completely ready,
[00:18:47] and there is no problem in terms of entering the elections.
[00:18:50] The Innovation Party, which made the application, was founded
[00:18:53] in 2020 by Öztürk Yılmaz, who resigned from the CHP.
[00:18:57] In the application made by party officials, it was pointed out
[00:19:01] that the words "new" and "innovation" were used in the same context.
[00:19:04] It was reminded that another application made to take the name
[00:19:07] of the new party in 2024 was rejected by the Supreme Court,
[00:19:11] and it was emphasized that the said decision should set a precedent
[00:19:14] for the current new party.
[00:19:19] The price journey of fresh vegetables and fruits from field
[00:19:23] to market was examined, data was analyzed one by one,
[00:19:26] and severe blows were dealt to wholesalers determined
[00:19:30] to be manipulating prices upwards.
[00:19:34] Dear viewers, the investigation into the suspicious
[00:19:37] death of former MIT member Kaşif Kozinoğlu continues.
[00:19:41] Raci Şaşmaz, the screenwriter of the Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu series,
[00:19:45] who gave a statement, said that the scenario was a work of imagination
[00:19:48] and that no one interfered with the writing process.
[00:19:52] Before Kaşif Kozinoğlu's death in prison, the character
[00:19:55] of Kazım Kaşifoğlu, a powerful intelligence officer
[00:19:59] in the series, was held in a cell, beaten,
[00:20:02] and threatened with death.
[00:20:07] The investigation into the suspicious death of former MIT member
[00:20:11] Kaşif Kozinoğlu, who died in Silivri Prison in 2011,
[00:20:14] is being deepened. Raci Şaşmaz, the screenwriter
[00:20:17] of Kurtlar Vadisi, who gave a statement within the scope of the investigation,
[00:20:21] stated that no one interfered with the scenario. He also argued
[00:20:25] that there was no connection between former MIT member
[00:20:28] Kaşif Kozinoğlu and the character of intelligence officer Kazım
[00:20:31] Kaşifoğlu in the series. The character of Kaşifoğlu was
[00:20:35] created to tell about intelligence conflicts. When his story
[00:20:38] ended, he was killed in the series and other
[00:20:42] characters and topics were moved on to. It has no connection
[00:20:44] with real life. It consists of a combination of imaginary
[00:20:48] characters. During the prosecutor's interrogation, screenwriter
[00:20:51] Raci Şaşmaz was asked about allegations that he was directed
[00:20:55] while writing the scenario of the Kurtlar Vadisi series.
[00:20:58] Şaşmaz stated that he had no connection with Ali Fuat Yılmazer,
[00:21:01] the former Istanbul Intelligence Branch Manager who was a FETÖ member.
[00:21:05] He said that he met retired Colonel Hasan Atilla Uğur,
[00:21:09] who was the former Head of the Gendarmerie Technical Intelligence Department,
[00:21:11] but that he had no legal or illegal connection with him.
[00:21:15] I met Hasan Atilla Uğur through director Osman Sınav. No one
[00:21:19] interfered with our scenario. Osman Sınav wanted to give
[00:21:22] ideas from time to time about the scenario. I didn't allow it because
[00:21:26] I thought it was objectionable. He said that he received threats
[00:21:30] because I did not accept the offer, and that he wanted to transfer
[00:21:33] the series to me. Retired Colonel Hasan Atilla Uğur was in the
[00:21:36] same cell as Kaşif Kozinoğlu in prison. Before Kozinoğlu's
[00:21:40] death in prison, the character of Kazim Kaşifoğlu, a powerful intelligence officer in the series,
[00:21:43] was held in a cell, beaten,
[00:21:46] and threatened with death. Screenwriter Raci Şaşmaz
[00:21:56] in the series, on tombstones and license plates. Dear viewers, in the Gülistan
[00:22:00] Doku investigation, 11 more suspects were detained. Five
[00:22:04] of the suspects taken to Erzurum were referred to the courthouse.
[00:22:06] Four
[00:22:09] suspects were arrested. The case was closed as a missing
[00:22:13] person case. With new evidence and the testimony of secret
[00:22:16] witnesses, the investigation into Gülistan Doku's disappearance
[00:22:21] turned into a murder investigation. The investigation into the disappearance
[00:22:24] of university student Gülistan Doku in Tunceli on January 5, 2020,
[00:22:27] is continuing in multiple directions. The Erzurum
[00:22:30] Chief Public Prosecutor's Office issued arrest warrants
[00:22:34] for 11 suspects in 7 provinces
[00:22:38] on charges of tampering with evidence and interfering
[00:22:41] with the investigation. All suspects were taken to Erzurum.
[00:22:44] Four of the suspects whose statements were taken were arrested.
[00:22:48] A judicial control decision was made for one person. The
[00:22:51] proceedings of the other suspects at the Erzurum courthouse
[00:22:55] are ongoing. The number of arrested people in the deepened
[00:22:58] Gülistan Doku investigation has risen to 36. Among
[00:23:02] the arrested are the main suspect of the murder, Mustafa Türkay
[00:23:05] Sonel, the then Tunceli governor
[00:23:20] Tuncay Sonel, and his wife Handan Sonel. An operation
[00:23:23] was carried out in 22 provinces centered in Istanbul against
[00:23:27] those who manipulated prices upwards in the fresh
[00:23:30] fruit and vegetable market. 33 suspects were detained.
[00:23:33] Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek said that the chain
[00:23:37] from field to table will not be allowed
[00:23:39] to be turned into an unjust
[00:23:43] gain. The price journey of fresh
[00:23:47] vegetables and fruits from field to market was examined.
[00:23:51] Data from market and farmer registration systems was analyzed one by one,
[00:23:55] and severe blows were dealt to market suppliers determined
[00:23:58] to be manipulating prices upwards. Minister of Justice Akın
[00:24:02] Gürlek announced the
[00:24:02] operation on his social
[00:24:06] media account. An investigation was launched
[00:24:09] by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office against market
[00:24:12] suppliers who manipulated prices upwards in the fresh
[00:24:16] fruit and vegetable market. By consulting the statements
[00:24:20] of 1029 farmers, it was examined at what price the products
[00:24:23] left the field
[00:24:24] and under what conditions
[00:24:28] they reached the suppliers. It was determined that firms
[00:24:31] made unfair gains by manipulating prices upwards.
[00:24:35] Arrest warrants were issued for 41 managers of
[00:24:38] 41 large distribution firms.
[00:24:41] Istanbul Financial Crimes police teams organized
[00:24:45] operations at 109 residences and workplaces in 22 provinces.
[00:24:49] 33 people
[00:24:50] were detained.
[00:24:53] Minister of Justice Gürlek said that no stage
[00:24:57] of the chain from field to table will be allowed
[00:25:00] to be turned into a source of unfair gain
[00:25:03] at the expense of our producers' labor and our citizens'
[00:25:07] budget. The statements of the detained suspects
[00:25:10] at the police
[00:25:11] station are ongoing.
[00:25:16] Price manipulators in the fresh fruit
[00:25:20] and vegetable market were not given a pass, dear viewers.
[00:25:23] Many people were detained in the operation.
[00:25:26] It was revealed that products purchased very cheaply
[00:25:30] from the field were shown as being much more expensive
[00:25:33] on paper. So, how was the price game from field to table
[00:25:37] deciphered? What are the suspects accused of? Let's watch
[00:25:40] our news report.
[00:25:44] Forgery of documents, receipts issued in the name of deceased
[00:25:48] persons, costs shown to be much higher than they were. The game
[00:25:52] of those who manipulated vegetable and fruit prices upwards was
[00:25:55] deciphered. Mandarins sold by farmers for 6 liras
[00:25:58] were shown as 28 liras, and potatoes sold for 7 liras
[00:26:02] were shown as 20 liras. Grapes from the field at 28 liras,
[00:26:05] and apples at 4 liras were recorded as 9.5 liras.
[00:26:09] Receipts were issued for many
[00:26:11] times more products than producers
[00:26:14] actually sold. Statements were taken from more
[00:26:18] than 100 farmers in 5 major cities. The market registration system
[00:26:21] of the Ministry of Commerce was examined. Farmer registration
[00:26:24] system data was obtained from the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.
[00:26:28] MASAK also got involved, and comparisons were made.
[00:26:35] The Ministry of Treasury and Finance, Tax Inspection Board Presidency
[00:26:38] also prepared a comprehensive report. During the inspections,
[00:26:42] it was understood that some firms, which are major suppliers
[00:26:45] in the markets, used their dominance in the market. It was determined
[00:26:49] that they showed the product supply as lower than it was
[00:26:52] and the costs as higher than they were. It was determined
[00:26:56] that some firms created fictitious costs by issuing
[00:26:59] fake producer receipts. It was seen that millions
[00:27:02] of liras worth of documents were created even in the name
[00:27:06] of people who did not sell any products or even died.
[00:27:09] The reports also included the statements of the farmers.
[00:27:12] It was reflected in the reports that a farmer producing capia
[00:27:16] pepper sold his product to the supplier for 11 liras,
[00:27:19] but it was shown as sold for 18 liras on the receipt.
[00:27:23] Another farmer stated that a fake receipt was issued
[00:27:26] in his name. He stated that he did not produce
[00:27:29] the product mentioned in the receipt at all.
[00:27:33] One of those farmers was a lemon producer. He said that he produced and sold a total
[00:27:37] of 200 tons of lemons in 2025. However, he explained that
[00:27:41] producer receipts were issued for a total of 633.3 tons
[00:27:44] of lemons instead of 200 tons
[00:27:45] in his name.
[00:27:51] It was pointed out that suppliers manipulated prices upwards
[00:27:55] in the fresh fruit and vegetable market with these methods.
[00:27:58] It was emphasized that unfair gains were made.
[00:28:05] The driver lost control of the steering
[00:28:08] wheel. The vehicle went out of control and crashed
[00:28:11] into a cafe. One person was injured in the accident,
[00:28:14] which was captured by camera
[00:28:17] second by second.
[00:28:20] Technical and physical surveillance was conducted,
[00:28:24] and the addresses where counterfeit money and gold were produced
[00:28:27] were determined one by one.
[00:28:29] The button was pressed
[00:28:32] to apprehend 16 suspects. Istanbul Police Department
[00:28:35] teams carried out simultaneous operations at the suspects'
[00:28:38] addresses. During the searches at the addresses,
[00:28:42] 357,400 liras and 500 dollars of counterfeit
[00:28:45] banknotes were seized. In addition, 15 pieces of
[00:28:48] 100 dollar banknotes, 2,636 paper banknotes,
[00:28:52] 6 fake gold bracelets, gold necklaces, and full gold
[00:28:56] were found. Counterfeit gold and money were seized.
[00:28:59] 11 suspects found at the addresses were detained.
[00:29:03] Three suspects were found to be in prison,
[00:29:06] and the search for two suspects was recorded as ongoing.
[00:29:10] Istanbul Police Chief Selami Yıldız made a statement
[00:29:14] after the operation. He stated that they are determined
[00:29:18] to fight against all kinds of illegal As the Istanbul Police Department, we are against
[00:29:21] all kinds of illegal activities. It is alleged that the suspects converted the crime
[00:29:25] income they obtained into real estate, vehicles, and company partnerships.
[00:29:29] In this regard, bank accounts.
[00:29:38] At Istanbul Airport, the luggage of a passenger stopped on suspicion
[00:29:41] was searched and more than 26
[00:29:45] kilograms of drugs
[00:29:47] were found. It was also seen that one of the two people
[00:29:51] who acted with the suspect and fled from the airport was wearing a pilot's uniform.
[00:29:55] The luggage of the passenger stopped on suspicion
[00:29:59] was examined. More than 26
[00:30:03] kilograms of drugs were seized. It was seen that
[00:30:07] one of the two people who acted with this person and fled from the airport
[00:30:10] was wearing a pilot's uniform. The police are now after
[00:30:13] these two people. On September 13,
[00:30:16] a passenger arriving at Istanbul Airport from Mexico
[00:30:19] declared that they had no dutiable goods and wanted to pass through the Green Line.
[00:30:23] Following suspicions by customs enforcement teams,
[00:30:26] the passenger's cabin luggage was passed through an x-ray device.
[00:30:30] In the luggage, a total of 26 kilos and 340
[00:30:34] grams of drugs were found in 23 packages.
[00:30:37] Security camera footage was examined. It was determined
[00:30:40] that two suspects related to the incident had left the airport.
[00:30:44] It was seen that one of the suspects was wearing a pilot's uniform.
[00:30:48] The police, tracking the two suspects, determined that one of the suspects
[00:30:52] had left a suitcase next to him at a hotel where another person of Mexican
[00:30:55] nationality was staying. The suspect who took delivery of the luggage was detained.
[00:30:58] 25 kilos and 160 grams of drugs were seized in the luggage.
[00:31:02] The total weight of the substances seized in the operation reached 51
[00:31:06] kilograms and 500 grams. The suspect caught at the airport
[00:31:09] and the suspect caught at the hotel
[00:31:12] were arrested. Two fugitives, one of whom was in a pilot's uniform, are being sought.
[00:31:26] And in the accident that occurred in the Manavgat
[00:31:29] district of Antalya, a car crashed into a fuel tanker traveling in the same direction
[00:31:33] from behind. The car, stuck between the rear of the tanker
[00:31:37] and the asphalt, was dragged for 100 meters.
[00:31:39] In the accident, which was also caught on security camera, the car driver
[00:31:43] lost his life.
[00:31:50] It crashed into a fuel tanker traveling in the same direction from behind,
[00:31:54] the vehicle was dragged for 100 meters, those moments were caught on security camera.
[00:31:57] yansıdı.
[00:32:01] The address of the accident is Manavgat district
[00:32:03] of Antalya.
[00:32:06] A correctional officer at Daşağıl Junction.
[00:32:09] memuru.
[00:32:14] collided. Due to the force of the collision, the car
[00:32:17] was trapped between the tanker and the asphalt. The car was dragged for 100 meters in that state.
[00:32:20] The tanker driver, noticing the accident,
[00:32:24] stopped the vehicle. Those around
[00:32:28] immediately rushed to help.
[00:32:31] Teams also mobilized for the driver trapped in the car,
[00:32:34] but it was determined that the driver Ahmet Sevim
[00:32:38] had lost his life. An investigation
[00:32:41] was launched regarding the accident.
[00:32:45] In Bakırköy, Istanbul, a fire broke out in an IETT
[00:32:48] bus in motion. The bus, which turned into a ball of flames,
[00:32:51] was extinguished by the intervention of the fire brigade. Fortunately, no one was injured
[00:32:55] in the fire.
[00:33:00] A fire broke out in the IETT bus, turning into a ball of
[00:33:02] flames.
[00:33:06] The IETT bus was traveling on Bakırköy D100 Highway in the direction of Ankara.
[00:33:09] For an unknown reason, flames rose from the bus. The driver,
[00:33:13] noticing the situation, pulled the bus to the side road.
[00:33:17] Passengers panicked greatly, and the bus was quickly evacuated.
[00:33:20] edildi,
[00:33:24] Upon notification, fire and ambulance teams were dispatched to the area.
[00:33:27] The teams fought the flames.
[00:33:29] etti,
[00:33:33] After the operations, the fire was extinguished. The burnt bus
[00:33:36] became unusable.
[00:33:37] geldi,
[00:33:41] Due to the fire, the side road was closed to traffic for a while.
[00:33:48] In Manavgat, Antalya, a strange accident occurred
[00:33:52] at a cafe located on the roadside. Dear viewers, a minivan that went out of control
[00:33:56] entered the cafe where dozens of customers were sitting.
[00:33:59] In the accident, which was captured on camera second by second, one person was injured.
[00:34:03] yaralandı.
[00:34:08] The driver lost control of the steering wheel, the vehicle went out of control,
[00:34:12] and entered a cafe.
[00:34:15] In the accident caught on camera, one person sitting at a table in the garden
[00:34:18] was injured.
[00:34:23] The address of the footage is Manavgat district
[00:34:25] of Antalya.
[00:34:28] Customers were sitting in the garden of a cafe located on the roadside.
[00:34:31] At that moment, a minivan went out of control.
[00:34:35] It plunged into the customers.
[00:34:39] One person's attention saved his friend's life.
[00:34:42] With his friend's warning, the person who got up from the table
[00:34:46] at the last moment barely escaped being crushed under the minivan,
[00:34:49] but was injured.
[00:34:53] After the accident, the situation was reported to 112 teams.
[00:34:56] The teams went to the scene and provided first aid to the injured person.
[00:34:59] The injured person was then taken to the hospital.
[00:35:03] An investigation
[00:35:04] was launched into the accident.
[00:35:08] And dear viewers, in Esenyurt, Istanbul, an argument broke out
[00:35:11] between a car driver and a commercial taxi driver.
[00:35:14] The driver who punched the taxi and its driver
[00:35:17] was fined 180,000 liras. In Kadıköy, in a fight
[00:35:20] between two drivers, the driver who got out of the vehicle punched the other.
[00:35:24] In Kağıthane, an argument broke out between the parties
[00:35:28] after a traffic accident.
[00:35:29] çıktı.
[00:35:33] He's following me.
[00:35:34] He's after me.
[00:35:39] He followed me, cornered me, and cut me off. He punched the taxi
[00:35:42] and its driver. 180.
[00:35:49] In Esenyurt, Istanbul, an argument broke out between a car driver and a taxi driver.
[00:35:53] The car driver followed the taxi and cornered it. He got out of his vehicle and started hitting the taxi's window
[00:35:57] and the driver. Those moments were recorded by the taxi driver.
[00:36:01] anlar taksi sürücüsü tarafından kayda
[00:36:03] alındı.
[00:36:06] Police and medical teams were called to the scene. After a while,
[00:36:10] many taxis were also seen leaving. Three people involved in the incident were apprehended.
[00:36:13] The vehicle driver was fined 180,000 liras, and his driver's license was
[00:36:17] confiscated for 60 days.
[00:36:21] In Kadıköy, Istanbul, two drivers also argued. Look, my way is clear now.
[00:36:25] böyle.
[00:36:59] In this footage, a traffic accident occurred on the highway in Kağıthane, Istanbul.
[00:37:03] A fight broke out between those involved in the accident,
[00:37:06] and the parties attacked each other with punches and sticks. Police teams
[00:37:10] who arrived at the scene broke up the fight. This
[00:37:13] man hit him from behind.
[00:37:16] Dear viewers, search efforts for the crew of the Tugberk Imamoğlu ship,
[00:37:20] which sank off Silivri, Istanbul, continue unabated.
[00:37:23] The body found yesterday during the searches
[00:38:27] gives a glimmer of hope. There is no deficiency in providing information. The district governor,
[00:38:31] the Marmara regional commander, the coast guard
[00:38:35] commander, AFAD, we thank all of them.
[00:38:38] There is truly dedicated work. While the investigation into the accident continues,
[00:38:41] search efforts for the nine-person crew on the ship continue by air and sea.
[00:38:45] The process continues, and yesterday's finding gave us some hope.
[00:38:49] We think that if one came out, the others will too. It was his last voyage.
[00:38:52] He would really quit. He had said it was his last before, but let me finish this trip. Also, the company had asked him a lot.
[00:38:56] My father was 65 years old. Unfortunately, he did not listen to us,
[00:39:00] he did not listen. I couldn't stop him.
[00:39:03] It's been 14 days, I'm waiting for my son. I trust my state,
[00:39:06] and I see what they are doing here. My faith in the state
[00:39:09] is endless. I want to get my son
[00:39:12] back as soon as possible. One way or another, I don't want to leave here without my son.
[00:39:15] On September 2nd, the ship named from Kocaeli collided off Silivri
[00:39:19] with the ship named Tuğberk İmamoğlu, which was sailing from the port of Iskenderun
[00:39:23] to the Black Sea in Ereğli. The ship named Tuğberk İmamoğlu
[00:39:26] sank shortly after the collision. Dear viewers, schools have opened
[00:39:29] in many parts of the world. Children set off for their schools
[00:39:33] with joy and hope. But in these images,
[00:39:36] this is Gaza, which the genocidal
[00:39:50] Israel has turned into a giant ruin.
[00:39:53] A girl is trying to go to school among the rubble.
[00:39:58] In Gaza, schools,
[00:40:01] roads, and children's hopes
[00:40:04] are under occupation. Here are those images
[00:40:07] from Gaza on your screens.
[00:40:11] And dear viewers, the savagery of genocidal
[00:40:14] Israel in its prisons has been documented once again.
[00:40:17] Palestinian prisoner Sayir Abu Asab
[00:40:19] was brutally beaten
[00:40:38] and killed by guards just for asking if there was a ceasefire
[00:40:42] in Gaza. The messages between the guards
[00:40:45] also revealed that they turned torture
[00:40:48] into entertainment. They turned off the security cameras,
[00:40:52] and beat him to death. The systematic violence
[00:40:55] and torture
[00:40:58] applied in the prisons of genocidal Israel have been proven once again.
[00:41:01] Palestinian prisoner
[00:41:06] Sair Abu Asab in Ketsiot Prison was killed by guards
[00:41:10] just for asking if there was a ceasefire in Gaza.
[00:41:14] Many Palestinians
[00:41:15] also suffered severe acts of violence.
[00:41:19] The case of Sair Abu Asab actually reflects the situation in Israeli prisons
[00:41:23] after the genocide in Gaza began. This is not an isolated incident.
[00:41:26] More than 100 prisoners have lost their lives in Israeli prisons
[00:41:30] due to torture, ill-treatment, degrading treatment,
[00:41:33] and deprivation of health services.
[00:41:37] The correspondence between the guards included in the investigation file
[00:41:41] revealed the extent of the horror. An Israeli female guard messaged
[00:41:45] her boyfriend, also a guard, while Sair Abu Asab was in a coma.
[00:41:48] She said, "They are currently performing heart massage in the clinic."
[00:41:52] After Abu Asab's
[00:41:55] murder, she wrote, "Latest update: he just died."
[00:41:59] The killing of Palestinian prisoner Abu Asab in Ketsiot Prison
[00:42:03] is just one example of the barbarity in Israeli prisons.
[00:42:05] The guards' own correspondence reveals that torture
[00:42:09] has become routine. "He died, everything happened at once,
[00:42:13] it's so funny." These statements belong to another guard.
[00:42:17] The 12 guards who were charged with
[00:42:20] negligent homicide stated that violence
[00:42:23] in Israeli prisons is not isolated.
[00:42:26] They admitted that high-ranking officials, including the prison commander,
[00:42:30] raided cells, beat prisoners, and turned off security cameras.
[00:42:32] Most of these crimes were covered up
[00:42:36] without any further investigation or serious accountability
[00:42:39] process against the perpetrators. Dear viewers, the waters
[00:42:42] between Tehran and Washington are still rough.
[00:42:45] The Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps shot down a US-made UAV.
[00:42:48] It was announced that the United States attacked two Iranian fishing boats.
[00:42:51] In Iran, citizens were sent a text message for mobilization registration.
[00:42:54] The Strait of Hormuz is the center of tension
[00:42:57] between the United States and Iran.
[00:43:01] The Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps announced that it had shot down
[00:43:04] a US-made MQ-type unmanned aerial vehicle in the Strait of Hormuz.
[00:43:07] Two Iranian fishing boats
[00:43:13] were also hit by a US drone. No news has been received from the fishermen.
[00:43:17] Discussions regarding ship traffic in the strait also continue.
[00:43:21] Iran has so far placed 77 ships on its sanctions list
[00:43:24] on the grounds that they violated regulations. There is a new question on the agenda:
[00:43:28] Is it preparing for war?
[00:43:28] The Iranian Armed Forces
[00:43:36] are initiating a training process for hundreds of new battalions
[00:43:39] that will include 1 million soldiers. In this context, text messages
[00:43:42] were sent to citizens in Iran for mobilization registration.
[00:43:45] The fate of the negotiations is also a matter of debate.
[00:43:49] Mohsen Rezaee, Secretary General of Iran's Supreme National Security Council,
[00:43:52] responded to US President Trump's statement
[00:43:55] that "we are open to negotiation." He said, "There will be no talks
[00:43:59] until Iran's conditions are met."
[00:44:03] According to a Pentagon report,
[00:44:04] the US experienced
[00:44:08] ammunition shortages due to the Iran war.
[00:44:10] An NBC News report stated that as of July,
[00:44:14] the cost of the war exceeded 33 billion dollars.
[00:44:18] While the American press frequently reports on ammunition shortages,
[00:44:21] the US Air Force
[00:44:25] is rapidly expanding its fleet of unmanned combat aircraft
[00:44:29] and low-cost drones. By 2032, the goal
[00:44:32] is to have 500 unmanned combat aircraft and
[00:44:36] 500 drones in inventory. In Yemen, tensions are high
[00:44:40] between Iranian-backed Houthis
[00:44:44] and Saudi Arabia. The center of the crisis
[00:44:47] is the Bab al-Mandeb Strait. Most recently, the Houthis
[00:44:51] attacked three cities in Saudi Arabia with missiles and drones.
[00:44:54] Clashes also continue between the Houthis and Yemeni government forces.
[00:44:58] sıkıntısına ilişkin haberler yaparken ABD hava
[00:45:01] kuvvetleri, insansız savaş uçakları ve düşük maliyetli ihalardan oluşan
[00:45:05] filosunu hızla büyütüyor. 2032 yılına kadar 500
[00:45:08] insansız savaş uçağıyla. 500 ihan'ın envanteri alınması
[00:45:12] hedefleniyor.
[00:45:16] The waters are heating up every day. Tensions are not easing between Iranian-backed Houthis
[00:45:20] and Saudi Arabia in Yemen. The Houthis attacked three
[00:45:23] cities in Saudi Arabia with missiles and drones. Khamis Mushait,
[00:45:27] Abha, and Taif cities were targeted in the attacks.
[00:45:30] 13 people were injured, 7 houses and two
[00:45:33] vehicles were damaged.
[00:45:43] Clashes also continue between the Houthis and the Yemeni government.
[00:45:46] Government forces announced that they shot down
[00:45:50] three Iranian-backed Houthi drones in the cities of Taiz and Shabwa.
[00:45:53] Government forces provided information about the recent attacks
[00:45:57] carried out by the Houthis in the Western Sahel region.
[00:45:59] They announced that they deployed
[00:46:03] more than 76,000 fighters in the recent attacks
[00:46:06] aimed at seizing the Bab al-Mandeb Strait. It was emphasized
[00:46:10] that these attacks are part of the ongoing war in Iran.
[00:46:13] The ceasefire in Yemen
[00:46:16] ended on July 13. Clashes flared up again.
[00:46:20] The Houthis moved towards the Bab al-Mandeb Strait.
[00:46:23] They seized the cities on the Red Sea coast
[00:46:27] and the islands around Bab al-Mandeb.
[00:46:30] It is stated that establishing control is a strategic goal for Iran. Dear viewers, a new
[00:46:34] phase has been entered
[00:46:38] in the space race. The United States
[00:46:41] announced that it had deployed weapons in space.
[00:46:45] For the first time, a country officially confirmed
[00:46:48] that it had deployed weapons in Earth's orbit.
[00:46:58] China reacted to this statement. The development raised questions
[00:47:00] about space.
[00:47:04] In its military strategy, it drew attention to offensive
[00:47:07] and defensive capabilities. The statement said
[00:47:10] that these features could be used to disrupt,
[00:47:14] weaken, and, if necessary, destroy rival systems.
[00:47:17] It was stated that these capabilities could be used
[00:47:20] for both offensive
[00:48:04] and defensive operations under the instructions
[00:48:08] of military commands. that they could sit at the negotiating table
[00:48:11] if there were certain conditions. He emphasized
[00:48:15] that Moscow has never given up on negotiations.
[00:48:18] Lavrov also criticized European countries.
[00:48:52] He also claimed that the Washington administration
[00:48:55] acted under European influence. Statements giving the green light
[00:48:58] to an energy ceasefire came from both capitals.
[00:49:02] If the Americans had not backed down from the Anconi agreements,
[00:49:05] if Europe had not pulled them away from these agreements, the war would have ended a year ago.
[00:49:09] This is an obvious fact.
[00:49:11] He reminded that Russia accepted
[00:49:16] the ceasefire plan presented by the United States in Alaska.
[00:49:20] He claimed that European countries
[00:49:22] were hindering peace. He said, "They dissuaded
[00:49:25] Trump." He reiterated
[00:49:28] that Russia would not allow NATO forces on its borders.
[00:49:31] Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov sharply criticized
[00:49:34] the European Union and the United States but also opened the door
[00:49:37] to new negotiations. If our counterparts are ready,
[00:49:41] it is possible to restart negotiations and continue the process.
[00:49:45] We also have something to say.
[00:49:48] The United States' energy ceasefire proposal
[00:49:55] is also on the Kremlin's agenda. Spokesman
[00:49:58] Peskov stated that the issue of shipments to global markets
[00:50:01] needs to be resolved.
[00:50:05] He stated that a ceasefire is a good idea.
[00:50:09] He said that if sanctions are lifted, energy prices
[00:50:12] will also fall. A similar statement
[00:50:16] came from Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sibia.
[00:50:19] Ukraine is ready for such a ceasefire. Our partners know our stance.
[00:50:25] While positive messages for negotiations were coming,
[00:50:28] Ukraine hit an oil facility
[00:50:31] in the Samara region. The Russian army also targeted
[00:50:35] the Ukrainian capital, Kiev.
[00:50:41] Two gas stations and some buildings were targeted,
[00:50:44] and 8 people were injured. The tension in the Kiev-Moscow
[00:50:48] line raised the tension in European skies.
[00:50:52] A UAV believed to have been sent from Belarus was shot down by a NATO aircraft
[00:50:54] in Lithuanian airspace.
[00:50:58] Denmark announced that a flare was fired from a Russian frigate
[00:51:02] at a military helicopter belonging to the air force
[00:51:05] in international waters. Dear viewers, on the 108th
[00:51:08] anniversary of Baku's liberation
[00:51:12] from occupation, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan,
[00:51:15] who held contacts in Azerbaijan, emphasized that the spread of the Russia-Ukraine war
[00:51:18] to the Black Sea
[00:51:22] is unacceptable for Turkey. He also stated
[00:51:25] that Turkey will continue its initiatives for peace.
[00:51:28] The spread of the war to the Black Sea
[00:51:31] and its threat to the lives of our citizens
[00:51:35] and the activities of our companies is not an acceptable
[00:51:38] situation. We are making the necessary warnings
[00:51:41] to the parties on this matter.
[00:51:45] He drew attention to the increasing attacks
[00:51:48] in the Black Sea between Russia and Ukraine. He emphasized
[00:51:51] that it is not only in the Black Sea but also in other
[00:51:54] European countries that there are statements
[00:51:57] regarding the possibility of the war spreading there. Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan
[00:52:01] made these statements during his contacts in Azerbaijan
[00:52:05] on the 108th anniversary of Baku's liberation from occupation.
[00:52:08] Fidan was received by Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev. Later, he met with his counterpart Jeyhun Bayramov.
[00:52:12] He emphasized that Turkey continues to work for peace.
[00:52:15] Our work, especially focusing on the Black Sea, continues.
[00:52:18] We have discussions with the parties on this matter,
[00:52:22] we have proposals, and we have answers from the parties.
[00:52:25] As Turkey, we will continue to make every effort for peace.
[00:52:29] Another topic on Fidan's agenda was the tension between Iran
[00:52:33] and the United States.
[00:52:35] For the resolution of the crisis and the establishment of peace
[00:52:38] and security in the region, we maintain our continuous
[00:52:41] contacts with all relevant parties. Bayramov, on the other hand, said
[00:52:45] that efforts are continuing for the 15 billion dollar trade target
[00:52:49] between the two countries. Considering
[00:52:51] that the trade volume for 2025
[00:52:55] was 5.7 billion US dollars between the two countries,
[00:52:58] and it has already peace, democracy, freedom, everything
[00:53:02] in the first eight months of 2026. With the new academic year,
[00:53:06] children have entered an intense period. School bags full of books
[00:53:09] carried every day can place a significant
[00:53:13] burden on children's musculoskeletal system. So,
[00:53:16] how should proper bag use be?
[00:53:19] Dear viewers, the disabling of Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline
[00:53:23] due to attacks
[00:53:26] has increased global concerns about oil supply.
[00:53:29] Brent crude oil reached a 4-month high.
[00:53:33] On the gold front, eyes are on the Fed's
[00:53:35] interest rate decision.
[00:53:39] Before the decision, the decline in prices extended to 4 weeks.
[00:53:43] On one hand, geopolitical tensions, on the other hand, the Central Bank's
[00:53:47] interest rate decisions, which will be announced amid increasing inflationary concerns.
[00:53:51] Activity in global markets
[00:53:52] increased.
[00:53:57] The East-West Oil pipeline was disabled after attacks.
[00:54:01] Tanker traffic in the Strait of Hormuz decreased again. With all these developments,
[00:54:05] Brent oil tested 110 dollars per barrel,
[00:54:08] reaching a 4-month high. Signatures need to be made as soon as possible.
[00:54:12] News of peace needs to come. From the Strait of Hormuz,
[00:54:15] between Iran and America,
[00:54:16] we can say that as long as it doesn't come,
[00:54:21] the anxiety over oil prices will continue. Here, above 110 dollars,
[00:54:25] the targets are listed as 120 dollars, 135 dollars, and 150 dollars, frankly.
[00:54:28] But if an agreement comes,
[00:54:30] we could quickly see oil prices
[00:54:35] return to the 70-80 range. On the gold front, eyes are also
[00:54:38] on the US Central Bank's interest rate decision.
[00:54:42] The bank is expected to raise interest rates by 25 basis points.
[00:54:45] If expectations are met, the Fed will have raised interest rates
[00:54:49] for the first time since July 2023. Selling pressure continues
[00:54:52] on ounce gold before the decision. If there is an interest rate hike
[00:54:55] tomorrow evening, and expectations for another interest rate hike in December
[00:54:59] continue, sales in gold may deepen a little more.
[00:55:03] Ounce gold is below 4300 dollars,
[00:55:05] and gram gold is just above 6700 liras,
[00:55:08] seeking balance. Experts recommend that investors make buying and selling
[00:55:12] transactions cautiously and gradually during this period
[00:55:14] of increased volatility.
[00:55:17] Sabotage acts against the railway network
[00:55:19] paralyzed transportation. Due to metal pipes
[00:55:23] deliberately placed on the tracks, train services
[00:55:26] stopped nationwide, and thousands of passengers
[00:55:29] were stranded at stations. A heavy blow
[00:55:33] was dealt to railway transportation in the Netherlands. It was determined
[00:55:37] that metal pipes were deliberately tied to the tracks
[00:55:40] in the central and northern parts of the country. Simultaneous line failures occurred
[00:55:44] at approximately 20 different points. Due to the sabotages,
[00:55:48] train services stopped, and the closure of level crossings
[00:55:51] also locked up road traffic.
[00:56:05] worked to clear the pipes from the tracks, it was determined that barriers
[00:56:09] were re-placed in some areas. We encountered
[00:56:12] many line failures nationwide. The platforms were filled with warnings.
[00:56:15] Due to the disruption during morning rush hour,
[00:56:19] thousands of passengers
[00:56:24] were stranded on platforms. Monitoring and investigation
[00:56:27] continue. And the volcano erupted
[00:56:31] during a live broadcast. The volcanic activity
[00:56:36] in Guatemala was caught on camera instantly.
[00:56:39] Floods in Mexico, a tornado hit China,
[00:56:42] trees were uprooted. In Indonesia, forest
[00:56:45] fires left a city
[00:56:49] in smoke. They were showing the nearby
[00:56:53] volcano live. Suddenly there was an explosion.
[00:56:56] The images are from Guatemala. The activity of Fuego Volcano
[00:57:00] was reflected in a live broadcast
[00:57:01] on social media.
[00:57:17] Ash and dense smoke rose into the sky from the volcano.
[00:57:21] In Mexico, excessive rainfall caused floods,
[00:57:25] sweeping away
[00:57:25] everything in its path.
[00:57:30] In the city of Ecatepec in the central part of the country,
[00:57:34] streets turned into rivers in the flood, and the water level
[00:57:37] exceeded 1 meter in some places.
[00:57:41] The flood disaster in New Jersey, United States,
[00:57:44] also left behind great destruction. Houses and streets submerged in water
[00:57:48] were viewed from above.
[00:57:48] bıraktı.
[00:57:53] This image is from China. A tornado hit the Hanyan
[00:57:57] region, creating this scene.
[00:57:59] The tornado uprooted
[00:58:03] trees and knocked down
[00:58:06] lighting poles. In Indonesia, the city of Pontianak
[00:58:10] was affected by forest fires.
[00:58:16] Meksika'daysa aşırı. yağış sele sebep oldu, su önüne
[00:58:19] geleni
[00:58:20] sürükledi.
[00:58:24] Ülkenin orta kesimindeki Ekatepek kentinde selde
[00:58:27] sokaklar nehre döndü, suyun yüksekliği bazı noktalarda 1
[00:58:31] metreyi
[00:58:31] aştı.
[00:58:35] Amerika Birleşik Devletleri'nin New Jersey eyaletindeki sel
[00:58:38] felaketi de ardında büyük yıkım bıraktı. Su içinde
[00:58:42] kalan evler ve sokaklar havadan
[00:58:44] görüntülendi.
[00:58:48] Bu görüntüde Çin'den Hanyan bölgesinde hortum etkili
[00:58:51] oldu, ortaya bu manzara
[00:58:53] çıktı.
[00:58:57] Hortum ağaçları yerinden söktü, aydınlatma direklerini
[00:59:00] devirdi.
[00:59:04] Endonezya'daysa Pontianak kenti orman yangınlarından
[00:59:08] was covered in smoke. Due to air pollution,
[00:59:11] volunteers distributed masks.
[00:59:15] We pray, may God help us. "Hopefully
[00:59:18] it will rain.
[00:59:21] Many flights were delayed
[00:59:24] at the smoke-covered airport.
[00:59:29] And Turkey was sated with rain this year, dams filled up
[00:59:33] and overflowed. According to the latest report from the General Directorate of Meteorology,
[00:59:36] the annual rainfall amount across Turkey
[00:59:40] reached its peak in the last 66 years. In 79 provinces,
[00:59:43] rainfall was at normal levels. The province
[00:59:47] that received the most rainfall
[00:59:48] was Rize.
[00:59:53] Turkey is experiencing a fertile period in terms of water. Record
[00:59:57] rainfall was recorded in the last 11 months. Rainfall increased by 77%
[01:00:01] compared to the same period last year. The highest level
[01:00:04] in the last 66 years
[01:00:05] was reached.
[01:00:09] The data is from the General Directorate of Meteorology's 2026 water year
[01:00:12] 11-month cumulative rainfall report. Between October 1,
[01:00:15] 2025 and August 31, 2026, an average of 709.2
[01:00:19] kilograms of rainfall fell per square meter
[01:00:22] in Turkey.
[01:00:25] In 79 provinces, rainfall was at or above normal
[01:00:28] levels. The risk of drought remained limited to two provinces.
[01:00:31] Bursa and Tekirdağ received below-normal rainfall. Turkey's
[01:00:35] wettest province was Rize, with 1455 kilograms per square
[01:00:38] meter. The least rainfall, 384 kilograms, was measured
[01:00:42] in Iğdır. In the last productive year,
[01:00:45] rainfall in all regions exceeded last year's levels.
[01:00:49] The highest increase, 46%, was recorded in the Southeast
[01:00:53] Anatolia region. The Mediterranean received its highest rainfall in the last 66
[01:00:56] years, and Eastern Anatolia in the last 38 years. The number of rainy days
[01:01:00] also exceeded normal, surpassing 111 days. Dear viewers, President
[01:01:15] Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's sincere conversation
[01:01:18] with physically disabled Emre Vural
[01:01:21] at the youth meeting in Samsun created
[01:01:25] emotional moments. President Erdoğan, seeing him on the way
[01:01:28] to the program, stopped the bus and asked
[01:01:32] young Emre how he was doing. Emre Vural, who recounted
[01:01:35] those moments at the youth meeting, said, "This
[01:01:38] is the kind of leader we have." Erdoğan, touched by these words,
[01:01:42] said, "If I hadn't gotten off that bus,
[01:01:45] how would I account for it to God?"
[01:01:53] He saw the disabled young man waiting for him on the road,
[01:01:57] stopped the bus and chatted, asking how he was.
[01:01:59] Those moments were recalled
[01:02:02] once again in Samsun by physically disabled Emre
[01:02:06] Vural at President Erdoğan's meeting with young people.
[01:02:10] While walking
[01:02:14] with my mother, we
[01:02:17] have a leader who sees a disabled citizen,
[01:02:20] stops his bus, gets off
[01:02:23] and asks, "Do you have a wish?"
[01:02:27] Young Emre expressed
[01:02:31] his gratitude for the attention President
[01:02:34] Erdoğan showed him with these words. His sincere
[01:02:38] thanks deeply affected Erdoğan. "If
[01:02:42] I hadn't gotten off the bus,
[01:02:46] how would I account for this to God?"
[01:02:48] When Emre recounted
[01:02:51] these moments, emotional scenes unfolded at the meeting
[01:02:55] area. President Erdoğan emphasized
[01:02:58] Emre's loyalty. "You know, I didn't meet
[01:03:02] you for the first time on this trip. Yes,
[01:03:05] may God bless you, Mr. President. I've seen you
[01:03:08] every time I've come to Samsun for years. Thank
[01:03:11] you very much." Emre from Samsun also made a meaningful
[01:03:15] call to the young people attending the program: "I want
[01:03:18] to tell the young people one last thing: Follow
[01:03:22] this leader, lean on this leader's shoulder,
[01:03:25] and pray for this leader morning and night.
[01:03:28] I do that, and I invite all of you
[01:03:30] to do the same."
[01:03:32] May God bless you. May our Lord not leave
[01:03:35] us alone.
[01:03:40] It is added to cakes, coffee, yogurt, and even
[01:03:43] meals. Interest in recipes prepared with protein powder
[01:03:47] is increasing. However, experts warn about the harms
[01:03:50] of excessive protein and unconscious supplement use.
[01:03:53] With the new
[01:03:58] academic year, children have entered an intense period.
[01:04:02] School bags filled with heavy items, carried
[01:04:05] every day, can place a significant load on
[01:04:09] children's musculoskeletal systems. For school-aged
[01:04:11] children, proper bag use, suitable sitting
[01:04:15] posture, and encouraging active habits from an early
[01:04:18] age are also very important. So, how should a bag be
[01:04:22] used correctly? Let's watch our news
[01:04:24] report.
[01:04:30] Schools have opened, and students have set off for school with full
[01:04:34] bags. School bags carried every day can place
[01:04:38] a significant load on children's musculoskeletal
[01:04:40] systems. So, how should a bag be used correctly?
[01:04:44] It is extremely important that the weight of a suitable
[01:04:47] backpack does not exceed 10% of our child's
[01:04:51] weight. In an ideal bag selection, we prefer
[01:04:53] that the shoulder straps have multiple compartments
[01:04:57] that distribute the weight of the bag evenly
[01:05:00] to the right and left. If a heavy object is to be
[01:05:04] placed inside the bag, this object must be placed
[01:05:07] in the compartment closest to the back of the
[01:05:10] bag. What should parents pay
[01:05:13] attention to regarding the use of school bags? The point
[01:05:17] our families should pay attention to is that the
[01:05:20] bottom edge of the bag must not hang below our child's
[01:05:24] waistline. We must definitely pay attention to this.
[01:05:27] In addition to musculoskeletal health, a correct
[01:05:30] sitting position, a correct study position, and proper
[01:05:34] physical activities during the day are also very
[01:05:37] important. Which complaints warrant seeing a doctor?
[01:05:41] If there is severe musculoskeletal or spinal pain,
[01:05:44] if there are recurring, persistent pains, and
[01:05:47] accompanying complaints such as weakness
[01:05:51] in the arms and legs, numbness, weight
[01:05:55] loss, we recommend that our patients consult
[01:05:58] a doctor without delay.
[01:06:01] Colorful pens,
[01:06:09] various paints, glues, and erasers.
[01:06:12] With the opening of schools, stationery shopping has also
[01:06:15] increased, but not every product is
[01:06:18] as healthy as it is thought to be. The Ministry
[01:06:22] of Trade warned parents. The importance of choosing
[01:06:26] reliable sellers was emphasized.
[01:06:31] Schools have opened, and students' stationery needs are
[01:06:34] being met. The Ministry of Trade issued a warning
[01:06:37] regarding school shopping. It was stated that safe
[01:06:40] shopping begins with conscious
[01:06:42] choices.
[01:06:45] The Ministry made a statement on its social media account.
[01:06:48] The importance of choosing safe products and reliable
[01:06:52] sales points was emphasized. It was stated that it is
[01:06:55] necessary to check whether products contain manufacturer
[01:06:58] and importer information, usage instructions, age
[01:07:02] warnings, and necessary markings. It was reminded
[01:07:05] that receipts and documents for purchases must be obtained.
[01:07:09] Avoiding suspicious products whose origin and information
[01:07:13] are unknown was also among
[01:07:15] the warnings.
[01:07:18] The statement drew attention to the fact that inspections
[01:07:22] aimed at protecting child health and consumer
[01:07:24] rights are continuing
[01:07:29] resolutely. Dear viewers, today, September 15, is
[01:07:32] World Lymphoma Awareness Day. Lymphoma can manifest
[01:07:35] with symptoms that are often mistaken for different
[01:07:39] diseases. In the story of 28-year-old Aybüke Nur
[01:07:42] Yetkin, there was initially a common cough. So,
[01:07:46] how did a persistent cough turn into a lymphoma diagnosis?
[01:07:50] Now, let's look at Aybüke Nur's struggle
[01:07:53] and her story of regaining
[01:07:55] her health.
[01:07:59] A persistent cough initially seemed like a common
[01:08:02] complaint. However, for 28-year-old Aybüke Nur
[01:08:06] Yetkin, this complaint became a turning point
[01:08:09] in her life. "I thought it was a simple
[01:08:13] illness at first, but then it wouldn't go away,
[01:08:16] so I went to a hospital. After the necessary tests,
[01:08:19] I was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma. I thought it would
[01:08:23] never end, that it would take a very long time,
[01:08:26] there were nights when I thought
[01:08:28] this was the end for me.
[01:08:31] Lymphoma is cancer of lymphocytes, a natural
[01:08:34] component of our immune system. Patients come
[01:08:38] to us with complaints like fever, persistent
[01:08:41] cough, like Aybüke's.
[01:08:47] After the diagnosis, a difficult treatment process began
[01:08:51] for Aybüke Nur. When complete response to chemotherapy
[01:08:53] was not achieved, the treatment method
[01:08:55] was changed.
[01:08:58] Lymphoma treatment varies according to the type and stage
[01:09:01] of the disease. In some patients, in addition to chemotherapy
[01:09:05] and radiotherapy, stem cell transplantation is also performed.
[01:09:09] Aybüke Nur received a transplant from her own stem cells.
[01:09:12] We performed an autologous transplant. Currently, Aybüke
[01:09:16] is continuing her life healthily. The response
[01:09:19] was positive. Aybüke Nur left the disease behind. I had chemotherapy,
[01:09:23] I lost my hair. This process was actually
[01:09:27] the most devastating and difficult part for me. But
[01:09:30] here I am now, I've recovered. My
[01:09:33] hair has started to grow back. I never gave up.
[01:09:37] Whatever happened, I didn't give up my struggle. It ends eventually. The
[01:09:41] important thing is definitely
[01:09:42] not to give up.
[01:09:47] Dear viewers, protein powders are not consumed
[01:09:51] only by athletes. Recently, adding these products
[01:09:54] to many foods and drinks, from cakes to coffee, has
[01:09:57] become common. However, experts point out that not
[01:10:01] every recipe prepared with the idea that it contains
[01:10:05] protein is healthy. They warn that excessive
[01:10:08] protein and unconscious supplement use can put
[01:10:12] a serious burden on the kidneys
[01:10:17] and liver. Whether we exercise or not,
[01:10:21] yes, protein is valuable, but it must be consumed
[01:10:24] in a certain order. It is added to cakes, coffee,
[01:10:28] yogurt, and even meals. Especially among young people
[01:10:31] and those who exercise, interest in recipes prepared
[01:10:35] with protein powder is increasing. Adding protein powder to a specific
[01:10:39] recipe just because it's healthy is not very healthy.
[01:10:42] The absorption of protein from food and protein
[01:10:46] from protein powder by the body, that is,
[01:10:50] its bioavailability, is different. What does this mean?
[01:10:53] When you eat an egg, our body takes 100%
[01:10:56] of the protein from the egg and uses it. But
[01:11:00] this may not be the case with protein powder, it is
[01:11:03] much less. Protein powder can be added
[01:11:06] to many products, from cakes to cookies,
[01:11:09] pancakes to bread. But experts warn that adding
[01:11:14] protein powder to these products does not automatically
[01:11:17] make them healthy. Experts say it is healthiest
[01:11:21] to get protein from food. For example, when you can
[01:11:23] eat chicken or chickpeas, it is wrong to consider
[01:11:27] protein powder as just a food. Adding protein
[01:11:31] powder to a specific recipe just because it's
[01:11:34] healthy is not very healthy. Uncontrolled use of
[01:11:37] protein powder along with other supplements further
[01:11:41] increases the risk. The experts' warning is clear: It
[01:11:44] is important to consume the appropriate amount
[01:11:48] for your needs within a balanced diet. Consuming
[01:11:52] very high amounts of protein can cause serious problems
[01:11:55] in the kidneys and liver. This is also supported
[01:11:58] by various other supplements and, unfortunately, the
[01:12:02] very high use of steroids currently. I have many patients whose kidneys
[01:12:06] no longer function properly
[01:12:17] due to high consumption of these. Dear viewers,
[01:12:21] the world is now dominated by shades of black, white,
[01:12:24] and gray. People mostly prefer these colors for
[01:12:27] their cars, clothes, and furniture. Research
[01:12:30] shows that the use of vibrant colors is
[01:12:32] decreasing every day.
[01:12:38] Vibrant colors have decreased. With the changing and developing
[01:12:42] world, neutral colors have become fashionable.
[01:12:44] This situation has reflected in vehicles, clothes,
[01:12:47] and furniture. In terms of colors, we generally
[01:12:50] prefer black, dark, as you can see from the summer,
[01:12:54] black or white monochrome colors. The shift from
[01:12:58] vibrant colors to neutral colors has also affected
[01:13:01] the furniture industry. Beige items filled the stores.
[01:13:04] The items in our homes, our furniture, used
[01:13:08] to be more vibrant, colorful. But people
[01:13:10] are going for a simpler style. There is a monotonous
[01:13:14] range of colors. It is now quite possible
[01:13:18] to see the decrease in the use of vibrant
[01:13:21] colors on the roads as well. Globally, almost
[01:13:25] 80% of the vehicles on the roads are black,
[01:13:28] white, and gray cars.
[01:13:31] When we think about our past, there were greens,
[01:13:35] yellows, pinks in cars. I used to have an orange
[01:13:38] car, but now I prefer a gray car.
[01:13:41] The research conducted by the London Science
[01:13:45] Museum confirms this situation.
[01:13:47] According to the research,
[01:13:50] 200 years ago, only 15% of items were
[01:13:54] in shades of gray.
[01:13:56] Today, this rate has risen to
[01:13:58] 60%.
[01:14:03] A nearly 66 million-year-old fossil of a marine
[01:14:06] creature was found at the 5,000-year-old Külhöyük
[01:14:10] in Gölbaşı district of Ankara. The fossil
[01:14:13] is believed to belong to a Gastropoda species that lived in the Tethys
[01:14:17] Sea, which covered Anatolia millions
[01:14:21] of years ago. The discovery once again brought
[01:14:24] the question of whether there was a sea in Ankara
[01:14:28] to mind. Experts believe that the fossil may
[01:14:31] have been transported from a nearby area
[01:14:34] by the inhabitants of Külhöyük. With this news, we
[01:14:37] will conclude the main news on TRT Haber
[01:14:41] screens today. But don't leave TRT Haber, because
[01:14:44] at the top of the hour, my esteemed colleague
[01:14:48] Fatih Çimen and his valuable
[01:14:49] guests will be with you
[01:14:55] on "First Page." Good evening. During the excavations at Külhöyük
[01:14:58] in the Kölbaşı district, striking finds are coming to light.
[01:15:02] In the Hatti and Hittite settlements, a discovery
[01:15:05] dating back much further than human history was
[01:15:08] made. A very important discovery was made at Külhöyük,
[01:15:12] located in Ankara's Gölbaşı district. A gastropod
[01:15:15] dating back approximately 66 million years was
[01:15:18] discovered within the 5,000-year-old settlement. This discovery
[01:15:22] is of great importance for answering the question
[01:15:27] of whether there was a sea in Ankara. The Tethys
[01:15:31] Sea began to form approximately 200 million years ago
[01:15:34] and started to disappear within 30 million years
[01:15:37] due to the movement of continents. A new formation
[01:15:41] occurred because Central Anatolia was one of the regions
[01:15:44] covered by this sea. It was a 5,000-year-old
[01:15:48] settlement area, and its discovery in the settlement
[01:15:50] area was interesting.
[01:15:53] It was probably carried here by the inhabitants
[01:15:56] of Külhöyük. This possibility makes the fossil's investigation
[01:16:00] important from both geological and archaeological
[01:16:03] perspectives. It shows that people noticed
[01:16:06] older finds in a very old settlement area
[01:16:09] and somehow brought them to the settlement.
[01:16:13] In a way, how can we say it, perhaps
[01:16:16] a kind of collecting, perhaps a curiosity, human curiosity does not
[01:16:20] change even when we go back thousands of years.
[01:16:24] As the work in Külük continues,
[01:16:44] both Ankara's thousands of years of cultural
[01:16:48] past and millions of years before that...
[01:16:50] Good evening, dear viewers, welcome to our "First Page"
[01:16:53] program on TRT Haber. We are here with a busy
[01:16:57] and full agenda. We will evaluate it with our three
[01:17:01] esteemed guests. Welcome, Mr. Abdülkadir Selvi,
[01:17:04] columnist for Hürriyet Newspaper. Welcome to the program.
[01:17:08] Thank you, good broadcasts. Thank you very much, sir.
[01:17:11] Associate Professor Şuayip İlhan Açıkalın, faculty
[01:17:15] member at Hacı Bayram Veli University. Welcome, hocam.
[01:17:18] Thank you, Fatih Bey, good broadcasts. Thank you very
[01:17:21] much, sir. Coşkun Başbuğ, lecturer at Nişantaşı
[01:17:25] University. Welcome, Mr. Başbuğ. Welcome, dear Fatih,
[01:17:28] good evening, good broadcasts. Good evening, thank you
[01:17:32] we will talk about
[01:17:35] many things on the first page, but... whatever
[01:17:38] we talk about, whatever anyone says, without
[01:17:41] knowing who is who, we will start with a topic
[01:17:44] that is common to everyone. That is, no matter
[01:17:47] who we are, no matter what we are, we all eat, we all
[01:17:51] have to eat, we have to get enough
[01:17:54] nutrients, fruits, vegetables, we have
[01:17:57] to eat a balanced diet. This is a need,
[01:18:00] this is a necessity. Today, Justice Minister
[01:18:03] Akın Gürlek's messages hit the headlines
[01:18:07] completely. Justice Minister Akın Gürlek stated
[01:18:10] that the price journey from field to market
[01:18:13] was investigated. By interviewing approximately
[01:18:17] 1029 farmers, it was examined at
[01:18:20] what price the products left the producer and
[01:18:23] under what conditions they reached the suppliers.
[01:18:26] Arrest warrants were issued for 41 managers
[01:18:30] of 41 large distribution companies determined
[01:18:33] to have manipulated prices upwards in the fresh
[01:18:36] vegetable and fruit market, and an investigation
[01:18:40] into document forgery and money laundering
[01:18:43] from crime was launched against those for whom
[01:18:47] arrest warrants were issued, dear viewers. So,
[01:18:50] what other messages did Justice Minister
[01:18:53] Akın Gürlek give? He said, "While protecting
[01:18:57] the labor of our producers, the budget of our citizens, and the fair functioning
[01:19:01] of the market, we are determined to continue
[01:19:05] our fight against crimes that manipulate prices
[01:19:08] to gain unfair profit and disrupt the economic
[01:19:12] order. No stage of the chain extending
[01:19:15] from field to table will be allowed to
[01:19:18] be turned into a door to unfair profit." We
[01:19:21] have many more files and information windows
[01:19:25] on this topic, but let's set the framework
[01:19:28] based on these two main messages and developments
[01:19:31] and begin. Let's ask Mr. Selvi, from a journalist's
[01:19:34] perspective. Now, this issue, Mr. Selvi,
[01:19:37] comes up in various contexts. Yes, sometimes
[01:19:41] it can become a political argument, and sometimes
[01:19:45] it can be manipulated in another way because
[01:19:49] it is an issue that directly affects citizens and
[01:19:52] is directly complained about by citizens. But
[01:19:56] today, the Minister of Justice spoke directly. He
[01:19:59] said, "Brother, there is a mistake here,
[01:20:02] we will solve this." How will it happen? Why?
[01:20:06] Fatih Bey, this issue is no longer just
[01:20:09] a matter of fresh vegetables and fruits
[01:20:12] coming to our table; it has reached a point
[01:20:16] where it even affects election results. That
[01:20:19] is, sometimes the knife has reached
[01:20:22] the bone, as you know, in some elections,
[01:20:26] potatoes, onions, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers
[01:20:29] had overtaken election campaigns. We call this
[01:20:33] exorbitant prices. The implementation here has
[01:20:36] so far been discussed mostly through markets,
[01:20:40] through market chains, but here, for the first
[01:20:43] time, a different application is being
[01:20:46] made by the Ministry of Justice, Mr. Akın
[01:20:49] Gürlek. He should be congratulated for this.
[01:20:52] There is a chain set up by distributors
[01:20:56] who buy from producers and deliver to markets
[01:21:00] and consumers, especially wholesalers. There
[01:21:03] is a system here, what is it? Now, they bought it from the producer
[01:21:07] for 9 liras, and invoiced it for 38 liras.
[01:21:10] They bought it from the producer for 11 liras,
[01:21:13] and invoiced it for 48 liras. Some of them showed
[01:21:16] that they bought from non-existent names,
[01:21:20] dead names. That is, from someone
[01:21:23] who is not alive, for example, they bought
[01:21:27] tomatoes for 7 liras from a deceased person,
[01:21:31] but they invoiced it for 48 liras.
[01:21:34] And while doing this, they inflated the price
[01:21:37] by issuing invoices from here to there,
[01:21:41] from there to here. Now, the producer says,
[01:21:44] "Sometimes we see it, sometimes they
[01:21:47] even throw them on the roads. We buy it for 8 liras,
[01:21:50] and people in the cities eat it for 48 liras."
[01:21:53] Even if they ate it for 48 liras, people
[01:21:56] would still be grateful. What is sold for 8 liras
[01:22:00] sometimes goes up to 80 liras. Of course, that supplier
[01:22:03] invoices it for 48 liras, and then the markets
[01:22:06] they sell it to sell it for 80 or 100 liras.
[01:22:09] That is, 10 times. A price increase of 30% or 40%
[01:22:13] would be understandable, it would be due to transportation
[01:22:16] or other current expenses, but here
[01:22:20] a complete system of robbery has been established.
[01:22:24] Here, the consumer is a victim, and the interesting
[01:22:27] thing is that the producer is also a victim. That
[01:22:30] is, he sells it for 8 liras, for 7 liras, he
[01:22:33] bears the costs of producing it, he
[01:22:36] bears the labor costs, he bears the irrigation
[01:22:39] costs, if energy is consumed there, he bears that
[01:22:42] cost. He bears these costs and produces
[01:22:46] it for 8 liras. The cost of this is 5.5
[01:22:50] to 6 liras. That is, the most he earns
[01:22:53] there is 2 liras. The person who buys
[01:22:57] it, the person who buys it, that is, the supplier
[01:23:00] there, by invoicing what he bought for 8 liras
[01:23:04] for 38 liras, immediately earns 30 liras. Then
[01:23:07] he transfers it to his other companies, as
[01:23:11] if one company bought it from another, and another
[01:23:14] bought it from another. They inflate the invoice.
[01:23:17] So, the consumer is being robbed. In this
[01:23:20] respect, they have entered from the right place.
[01:23:23] This needs to continue. It is this: from the
[01:23:26] suppliers who collect from the producers,
[01:23:30] there is also a system that takes from these
[01:23:33] suppliers and distributes to chain markets. We experienced
[01:23:37] this not only with fresh vegetables and fruits,
[01:23:41] but also with sugar and sunflower oil.
[01:23:45] Of course, these are chains that follow
[01:23:48] each other. A company establishes 10 companies,
[01:23:51] buys sunflower oil from one company,
[01:23:54] invoices it to another company, invoices it
[01:23:58] to another company. We eat what they bought
[01:24:01] for 15 liras for 150 liras. That is, by invoicing
[01:24:04] on paper, they increase their profit 10
[01:24:08] or 20 times. What does this mean? It means
[01:24:11] that citizens are becoming 10 or 20 times poorer
[01:24:14] and being robbed. But in the case of fresh
[01:24:17] vegetables, it's completely this: They issue
[01:24:21] high invoices for it needs to continue from here, and
[01:24:25] a very important point is that in economics, what is called elasticity,
[01:24:28] that is, the flexibility of the supply and demand of a good,
[01:24:32] whether it exists or not, also triggers inflation. For example,
[01:24:35] you may not buy a desired
[01:24:38] product, a luxury product, of course,
[01:24:42] but because people have to buy essential goods, basic food
[01:24:46] items like tomatoes, potatoes, and onions.
[01:24:50] As you said, it affects not only consumption
[01:24:54] but also production, and it affects macroeconomic
[01:24:58] balances. We are really talking about a manipulation,
[01:25:01] a price manipulation, of a magnitude that can truly
[01:25:04] affect them. A direct declaration of will
[01:25:08] must also be very important and effective, what do you say, dear professor? Now, Mr. Fatih,
[01:25:11] of course, this
[01:25:14] issue, especially on screen, the process aspect
[01:25:17] was shown visually a little while ago.
[01:25:21] You know, one of the most important reforms Turkey has made recently was to establish
[01:25:24] a food tracking system. In fact, with the food tracking system,
[01:25:28] we can now access a significant portion of where the products
[01:25:32] we buy were first produced, right down to which farmer, even though it's not 100% adopted.
[01:25:35] Indeed, the accessibility of this data and the establishment of a tracking system
[01:25:39] constitute a very critical database
[01:25:42] for the food price manipulation file
[01:25:46] we are discussing today. We should start by saying that
[01:25:50] because we have always said
[01:25:53] that the price difference we see when we go to
[01:25:56] smaller places personally from sales made in major cities,
[01:26:00] especially in main points, and reach the producer,
[01:26:04] was beyond what could be explained by normal inflation
[01:26:08] or other variables; it was in percentages.
[01:26:11] For a long time, it was discussed that there is logistics
[01:26:14] involved, diesel fuel, transportation.
[01:26:17] Even if you put all these together, as Mr. Selvin stated,
[01:26:21] numerically, it was excessively priced at percentages above normal.
[01:26:25] An item purchased for 8 liras and starting its journey at 8 liras,
[01:26:28] a product,
[01:26:32] a pepper, for example, cannot come to the table
[01:26:36] for 80 liras, you say. It increases tenfold.
[01:26:39] % artıyor elbette %100 artıyor üstüne
[01:26:42] when you look at it, this process is not only directed at the consumer
[01:26:46] but also concerns the usurpation of the producer's labor.
[01:26:50] It is a process that needs to be understood. So, it affects indirectly.
[01:26:54] This issue has both a consumer aspect,
[01:26:57] as you just stated. Of course, it's a serious matter,
[01:27:01] our population is close to 85 million.
[01:27:04] In this context, we are talking about fruits and vegetables, which we can define
[01:27:07] as basic food items and fresh fruits and vegetables.
[01:27:11] These are products that do not fall into the category of luxury consumption
[01:27:14] and can be found on everyone's table and in every kitchen.
[01:27:17] Secondly, it harms both the consumer
[01:27:21] and the producer. Because the producer is also harmed both in terms of
[01:27:24] profit from the product they produce and, in a sense,
[01:27:28] when you look at this process, the time frame
[01:27:31] for bringing it to the markets and the process
[01:27:35] within which both parties are victimized,
[01:27:38] is a file. Therefore, I would like to continue by
[01:27:41] reminding of the issue that Mr. Selvin mentioned.
[01:27:45] Two elections ago, there was an issue with potatoes and onions
[01:27:48] in Turkey, you know. Especially
[01:27:51] afterwards, during the election process,
[01:27:55] some of these were consciously stocked, and certain actions and attitudes
[01:27:58] were deliberately taken to increase prices by stocking.
[01:28:02] This was even heavily debated at the time, it was a period when the issue
[01:28:05] of organized sales was also discussed. Now,
[01:28:09] therefore, putting all these side by side over time,
[01:28:12] for example, during the Covid period, some products were launched
[01:28:15] as if they would be consumed immediately and would not last,
[01:28:18] causing their prices to skyrocket.
[01:28:22] Sunflower oil was one of them.
[01:28:24] If we refresh our memories of those days, we can find similar
[01:28:28] examples of such processes. Therefore, at this point,
[01:28:31] I believe that placing vegetable and fruit prices under scrutiny
[01:28:34] is something that relieves all segments of society,
[01:28:38] and for a very long time, everyone has been complaining
[01:28:41] about this issue. It's a significant finding
[01:28:44] in the part of the file shared with the public, that
[01:28:47] this outcome has been reached through illegal methods.
[01:28:51] I always say about these files that
[01:28:55] it's an issue that concerns all of us in
[01:28:57] society, in the public domain. Therefore,
[01:29:01] it's a file that can produce critical results in terms of both
[01:29:05] food safety, maintaining the supply-demand balance,
[01:29:08] ensuring the producer-consumer balance, and
[01:29:11] consumer behavior within society
[01:29:14] in this context. It's very, very important.
[01:29:18] As details are shared, I honestly believe
[01:29:21] that this will find a serious and positive response
[01:29:25] in all of society. Professor, thank you very much.
[01:29:28] You said, as details are shared. Now, we actually want to share
[01:29:31] the reflected details. We can provide them from the mid-shot.
[01:29:34] For example, we have some data, such as the price declared by the farmer,
[01:29:37] the price recorded on the company's receipt, and the company's
[01:29:41] average selling price. For example, for mandarins,
[01:29:44] the price is 6-8 liras per kilogram.
[01:29:48] The declared form is 28,
[01:29:51] showing it sold for 31.82. That is, it was bought for 28 and sold for 31.
[01:29:55] But
[01:29:59] the price declared by the farmer is 6 liras, 8
[01:30:02] liras, saying that he bought it for 28 and sold it for 31. The potato
[01:30:06] example,
[01:30:09] 7-12 liras per kilogram,
[01:30:12] shown as 20. This is the price the company recorded on the receipt.
[01:30:16] The average sale shows 21.91. Grapes,
[01:30:19] 28-29, the real price declared by the farmer,
[01:30:22] recorded as 45 on the receipt, and the average sale
[01:30:26] is shown as 45.81. Apples, 4-5 liras.
[01:30:29] I mean, I am someone
[01:30:33] who does regular shopping. I don't remember buying
[01:30:37] apples for less than 60-70 liras. It's 45, but
[01:30:40] this is declared by the farmer, more than 10 times,
[01:30:44] 12 times, yes, 13 times, 14 times.
[01:30:48] Dear Fatih, this issue is not to be taken lightly,
[01:30:51] let me tell you that. Whenever this issue comes to the agenda,
[01:30:54] I always remind people of the issue of survival.
[01:30:57] That is, the late Demirel said,
[01:31:00] "There is no government that the pot cannot overthrow." This is a very important
[01:31:03] and true saying, a true word, why?
[01:31:06] Because if you play with people's food, things will go elsewhere,
[01:31:10] and you can operate only through this sector.
[01:31:14] Look, from the outside, what does it say?
[01:31:17] We must overthrow the government, we must
[01:31:21] support the opposition. That is, the current political power
[01:31:24] has a logic and understanding that we don't like, and it must go.
[01:31:28] Now, the way to go can be by force,
[01:31:31] with weapons... you face them, you invade the country. Since you can't,
[01:31:35] since you don't have the courage, you resort to different ways and methods,
[01:31:39] terrorist organizations, etc. Well, is this also a method? Yes,
[01:31:43] it's a very effective method, let me tell you. So, when we say food terrorism,
[01:31:46] no one gives this title for nothing.
[01:31:49] Why? Because there are certain circles who want to use this issue as a weapon,
[01:31:53] and sometimes, consciously
[01:31:56] and deliberately, under the guidance of certain groups,
[01:32:00] there is a mindset, a logic that tries to undermine
[01:32:04] this issue. Our Governor of Erzincan, Hamza Bey,
[01:32:07] was the Governor of Niğde Aksaray. Remember? All of a sudden,
[01:32:10] the shelves were empty, there was a huge price increase,
[01:32:14] the country was in turmoil. He seized the stocked
[01:32:18] cans in the warehouse and personally ordered
[01:32:21] them to be put on the shelves. So, it seems
[01:32:25] that some people
[01:32:28] are trying to stage an operation. Therefore, I attach great importance to this issue.
[01:32:31] And I insist that this issue must be resolved.
[01:32:35] This is not just a matter for our esteemed Minister of Justice,
[01:32:38] it's not a struggle for one person. This is a total
[01:32:42] mobilization. Look, total mobilization.
[01:32:46] Chambers, farmers, citizens, government, state, police, everyone
[01:32:49] must mobilize. Yes, this is not a struggle that one person can lead.
[01:32:53] I mentioned chambers. Agricultural chambers are actually
[01:32:57] the simplest part of this. But if you continue with the same person for 40 years,
[01:33:00] it turns into metal fatigue.
[01:33:03] Therefore, Mr. Erdoğan's rule of a maximum of two terms in politics
[01:33:06] should extend to the chambers. That entrenched,
[01:33:09] classical structure should be revised.
[01:33:13] Because I have put a lot of effort into this issue, I have
[01:33:17] delved deep into this matter. There is really
[01:33:20] an incredible organization. I mean, you go to the farmer,
[01:33:24] and if that tenfold price entered the farmer's pocket, I swear I wouldn't
[01:33:28] do this. Why? He puts in effort. I mean,
[01:33:31] he is the sole architect of its spoilage,
[01:33:35] its change, its smell, everything. Let it be halal, and then
[01:33:38] he profits, I say. The same product, fresh on the branch,
[01:33:41] 3 days later, from 5 liras to 8.
[01:33:46] Now, the farmer cannot earn. The farmer is incredibly
[01:33:49] troubled. He says, "I am the one who endures
[01:33:53] this hardship. I am the one who waters the field in the early morning, planting
[01:33:57] and harvesting, day and night." But he says, "Brother,
[01:34:00] I am hungry." Why? Because the intermediate
[01:34:03] steps that Selvin mentioned come into play. As a citizen, I look at
[01:34:07] how much the farmer produces it for, how much he sold it for,
[01:34:10] and what price it appears at on the shelf. Now there's a huge
[01:34:14] gap in between. When that gap is examined,
[01:34:18] there's a mindset, a logic, that earns unjust profits
[01:34:21] and carries out a process by raising prices
[01:34:24] with certain illegal transactions, in my opinion.
[01:34:27] What you say is true. Now, as a state,
[01:34:31] when you go to inspect, it says, "I bought for 30, sold for 33,
[01:34:34] I put a 10% profit." Fine, everything is legal. But when you
[01:34:38] go back, are those sequential chains legal? No,
[01:34:42] look, big, big markets, I mean,
[01:34:45] markets everyone knows, and also publicly
[01:34:48] traded markets. So, they buy from the field, and through the intermediate
[01:34:52] companies, one to another, you look, everything has become legal. Now,
[01:34:56] the digital tracking system that is applied abroad,
[01:34:59] these enter digital tracking as soon as they leave the field.
[01:35:03] It's clear how many hands they will change. You will go and sell to the wholesale market, and the wholesale market
[01:35:06] will go and sell it to the third or second hand who sells it to the consumer.
[01:35:10] So, when the material changes hands 3-4 times,
[01:35:14] it will appear to me. And the profit margin
[01:35:17] is also clear. If this tracking
[01:35:20] is ensured, nothing will happen. I always receive many complaints about the wholesale market law,
[01:35:24] as I always say, I talk to the public and to producers
[01:35:27] and consumers. When you look at it,
[01:35:30] there are many unnecessary steps and positions
[01:35:34] in that chain I mentioned. So, this is also a publicly
[01:35:37] traded company. So, what I'm getting at
[01:35:41] is that
[01:35:43] this is also a big crime according to the SPK.
[01:35:46] This unjust profit does not go into the farmer's pocket,
[01:35:50] it comes from me. I give that money
[01:35:54] and truly, the Anatolian people,
[01:35:57] a daily life cycle, to keep it turning,
[01:36:01] barely making ends meet, the mother works, the father works, they put some of the children
[01:36:05] to work. Everyone there tries to earn honestly
[01:36:08] and make a living. Some people,
[01:36:12] some people take almost all the money
[01:36:15] from your hard work without deserving it. This
[01:36:19] must be broken somewhere. Yes, that's why I call out to our esteemed Minister of Justice
[01:36:23] from here. Many levels, down to the system in the chambers,
[01:36:26] must be reviewed again. And those who will
[01:36:30] protect the consumer, with a maximum of two terms, meaning those positions,
[01:36:34] should make this complaint. Now, if that digital tracking
[01:36:38] works and the intermediate
[01:36:41] levels are regulated by the state, there will be no problem.
[01:36:45] But for some reason, we haven't been able to achieve this,
[01:36:49] and I insist again, there's a huge
[01:36:52] profit that some people put in their pockets,
[01:36:55] and everyone, as I said, complains about the profit,
[01:36:59] as my minister already said. There is a finding, and a legal process
[01:37:03] has started based on that finding. And as a result of that process, we will see
[01:37:06] that if it works, it will go to much different and intricate places.
[01:37:10] They find such good excuses, like, "Sir, do you know the rents? Do you know the diesel fuel?"
[01:37:13] Brother, if your problem is diesel fuel,
[01:37:17] then how will you explain the same price for tomatoes
[01:37:20] from Antalya in Istanbul at the price you sold them for?
[01:37:23] If you're adding that cost to the stages, how will you explain the same price
[01:37:27] at a market right next to Antalya? How will we explain it?
[01:37:31] Just before civil servants get a raise, everything else gets a raise.
[01:37:33] Based on what? Because I ask, "Why? Diesel fuel, this and that."
[01:37:37] Then I say, "In Istanbul, you added the cost of diesel fuel,
[01:37:40] transportation, etc., but how is it the same price in Antalya?" Look, I'll make another
[01:37:44] comment here. A close friend of mine,
[01:37:48] who works in the food business, says that in Turkey,
[01:37:51] the price of rice is in the hands of one person.
[01:37:55] that monopolization from the start. The neighborhood grocer
[01:37:58] shouldn't have been killed. When one person in that system
[01:38:02] of three markets or what I mentioned says in the morning, "This is the price of rice,"
[01:38:05] the labels and prices immediately jump to that. This shouldn't
[01:38:09] be so easy. Look, this shouldn't be so simple,
[01:38:12] and the citizen's complaint...
[01:38:15] If you provide control here, believe me, dear Fatih,
[01:38:19] there will definitely be a relief that will reflect on all prices.
[01:38:22] The state is losing, I am losing, the consumer is losing,
[01:38:26] the producer is losing, and some people are winning.
[01:38:29] This is not a reasonable way or method. I commend
[01:38:33] my minister highly for this initiative. This must,
[01:38:36] look, it must be expanded beyond being a policy area
[01:38:40] because if we find a solution to this, many issues will resolve themselves.
[01:38:44] Because inflation. Look, let me say a phrase
[01:38:48] of my own here: hungry people eat
[01:38:51] their beliefs. If you force society
[01:38:54] to collect leftovers from the evening market,
[01:38:57] or if they try to buy by counting pennies,
[01:39:01] this turns into a social trauma, a problem.
[01:39:04] I check the pulse of the citizens; there are serious
[01:39:08] complaints about this, and actually the solution is very simple.
[01:39:12] If these things we listed earlier were brought under control,
[01:39:16] 41 people are currently in custody. And look what will come out
[01:39:19] of there, what stories will emerge, and it will definitely
[01:39:23] spread to other places. Because, is there such
[01:39:26] a despicable act? "Dear Fatih, haven't we covered
[01:39:29] in the news those who dumped their truckloads in the field
[01:39:33] so that the price of the product wouldn't drop? Their only concern is that the price shouldn't drop,
[01:39:36] they say they'll spill it, they won't sell it at that price. We saw those,
[01:39:39] yes, we saw
[01:39:41] tomatoes, cucumbers, basic food
[01:39:45] that people would eat, dumped in the field just so
[01:39:48] the price wouldn't drop, and even turned into a show, sharing
[01:39:52] it on social media, saying, 'I won't sell it for this price, brother.' There's a mafioso
[01:39:55] structure. This structure cannot govern 85 million people.
[01:39:59] Therefore, this must be broken from somewhere, it must turn around from somewhere.
[01:40:03] I hope this is a start. Okay, there can also be such
[01:40:06] a wrong guidance or finding. Then let these intermediaries
[01:40:09] be eliminated. Well, in a small town, a small village,
[01:40:13] or a very small city, you can directly
[01:40:16] reach the producer. You can go and buy
[01:40:18] from their field, it's within walking distance,
[01:40:22] but in a city like Istanbul, Ankara, İzmir, or Bursa,
[01:40:26] there will certainly be intermediaries.
[01:40:29] But there will be a healthy, functioning chain system. Our friends
[01:40:33] presented the table a little while ago. This operation has a feature
[01:40:36] that differentiates it from many others, Fatih Bey. The supplier,
[01:40:39] the supplier bought oranges,
[01:40:42] if our friends bring it back, we currently
[01:40:45] see it in the mid-shot. They buy from the producer
[01:40:48] for 6 to 8 liras. The producer,
[01:40:51] by doing its spraying, its maintenance,
[01:40:54] its labor, if it employs workers,
[01:40:58] by paying them, earns maybe 1 or 2 liras
[01:41:01] on those 6-8 liras. When issuing
[01:41:04] the collection receipt,
[01:41:07] they don't issue it saying, "I bought this from the producer for 6, 7,
[01:41:11] or 8 liras." They issue it saying, "I bought it for 28 liras."
[01:41:14] Yes, there's a problem there. And they're forced, aren't they?
[01:41:17] Of course, they immediately earn 22 liras
[01:41:21] at the start. So, while the producer is incurring
[01:41:24] all those expenses to produce it, this person has no expenses.
[01:41:28] He buys oranges from the orange producer
[01:41:30] at the field. How much? He buys 1 ton
[01:41:34] for 6 liras, and it's not even clear when he will pay for it.
[01:41:38] So, he issues a collection receipt for 28 liras,
[01:41:40] and when he sells it, he issues it for 31 liras
[01:41:44] and 82 kuruş. He already made a profit.
[01:41:47] So, he says, "I bought it for 28 liras and sold
[01:41:51] it for 31 liras." No, you bought it for 6 liras and issued a collection
[01:41:55] receipt for 28 liras.
[01:41:57] So, look now, the system here,
[01:42:01] the system here,
[01:42:03] this chain, it goes chain by chain, but this chain is very important,
[01:42:06] the initial starting point. Potatoes, 6-12 liras.
[01:42:10] He watered it, hoed it,
[01:42:14] there's tractor diesel fuel, if he hired workers, there are worker wages,
[01:42:17] his own labor. 7 liras, 10
[01:42:20] liras, 12 liras. He doesn't issue a receipt
[01:42:24] saying he bought it for 12 liras, he issues it saying he bought it for 20 liras.
[01:42:28] When selling, it's issued for 21.91. If he objects, he says, "I'm not buying it."
[01:42:31] Due to that semi-monopoly situation mentioned by
[01:42:35] Mr. Başbuğ, every region has
[01:42:39] its own supplier. Grapes,
[01:42:42] grapes are very laborious,
[01:42:45] you know, during certain periods, you have to
[01:42:48] spray them, maintain them,
[01:42:52] harvest them. If you don't harvest them on time,
[01:42:55] they pass. They buy them for 28-29 liras,
[01:42:59] but they issue the collection receipt
[01:43:02] for 45 liras. Right off the bat, if they bought it for 29 liras,
[01:43:06] they immediately earn 16 liras without
[01:43:09] incurring any costs. Then they say, "I sold
[01:43:12] it for 45.81." Apples, look, there are two
[01:43:18] What is it, you know? Per tree.
[01:43:21] He says, "This apple,
[01:43:25] this apple's quality is only for juice."
[01:43:28] Ah, I see. He buys it for 4.5 liras. He says, "These grapes
[01:43:31] are not very good quality. They are only
[01:43:35] for juice or something else." He buys them for a lower price.
[01:43:39] And there are also apples that can be sold directly,
[01:43:43] that can be displayed and served at the table.
[01:43:46] He buys apples that are meant for juice for 4.5 liras.
[01:43:49] Let's say he buys the ones
[01:43:52] that can be sold for 10-11 liras.
[01:43:56] When he invoices, he issues a collection receipt
[01:43:59] for 9.5 liras for the ones he bought for 4.5 liras, which is double,
[01:44:02] and for the ones he bought for 11 liras, he issues a collection receipt
[01:44:05] for 22 liras. And how much does that come to us?
[01:44:08] It comes to 55-60 liras, sir.
[01:44:10] Let me tell you this, sometimes you see it in the market
[01:44:14] and you get happy, like 899
[01:44:17] crossed out, 69.99.
[01:44:20] You look, 10 people are choosing
[01:44:23] and trying to buy it for 70 liras. But as you said, the highest
[01:44:27] quality is bought for 10 liras. The highest quality is 10-11 liras.
[01:44:31] 10-11 liras. They earn separately
[01:44:34] from what they buy for juice. They have no
[01:44:37] costs. The least they earn
[01:44:41] is 2, 2.5 times. For some, it's 28 liras
[01:44:45] for what they bought for 8 liras. Is there such
[01:44:48] a sector that earns that much?
[01:44:51] Moreover, without any, as you said,
[01:44:55] much effort. They take it from there.
[01:44:58] A part of it is produced by the producer,
[01:45:01] taken from their field to the wholesale market. They have
[01:45:04] their places there to deliver.
[01:45:07] Another part also comes
[01:45:10] from the fruit and vegetable gardens,
[01:45:13] meaning they take it from there
[01:45:16] and take it to the warehouse. These are the costs.
[01:45:20] There's also a difference between fruits that will be juice
[01:45:24] and those that will be served. They win on both sides, Fatih Bey.
[01:45:27] So, they are ripping us off. Thank you very much, Mr. Selvi,
[01:45:31] and thus, this, as you said, this moment
[01:45:35] pointed out by both the Minister and our esteemed guests,
[01:45:38] is very important.
[01:45:44] Now, if this is not resolved, we will see at certain intervals
[01:45:48] that this issue has a psychological dimension, and this psychological dimension also
[01:45:51] has an impact. Now, as I mentioned earlier, when we buy,
[01:45:54] this was it. We see the difference
[01:45:58] in places where we can partially see it with the food tracking system.
[01:46:01] In places where we cannot, we only notice the high price.
[01:46:05] The collection receipt is issued so that we don't see that. I was just about to say that.
[01:46:08] Through the transparency they create,
[01:46:12] and this non-transparent method, they also create a negative psychology
[01:46:15] for the consumer. This negative
[01:46:19] psychology eventually starts to affect the security
[01:46:22] aspect, because the masses somehow know
[01:46:25] that it's produced very cheaply in the field but sold very expensively in markets,
[01:46:28] and this also reaches a point that threatens food
[01:46:32] security. Because earlier, in the first round,
[01:46:36] I stated that both the consumer and the producer are at a loss.
[01:46:40] It's impossible to sustain productive agriculture
[01:46:43] in the long run in an agricultural sector where the producer
[01:46:47] is at a loss. Why am I explaining this in such detail? Turkey is an ambitious country in this regard, in terms of agriculture,
[01:46:51] as you know, and we often mention this. Turkey is a country that feeds
[01:46:54] not only itself but also its region. It's a strong agricultural country. But, professor,
[01:46:57] I don't know if you agree, there is constantly
[01:47:01] a depressive atmosphere
[01:47:05] over Turkish agriculture, including its industry.
[01:47:08] havatmak.
[01:47:18] we discuss, it is a serious security issue. Look,
[01:47:21] just as we talk about water wars, we are now in a century
[01:47:25] where we have started talking about food wars. This year, Turkey will host
[01:47:29] the climate summit, and one of its most important sub-topics
[01:47:33] will undoubtedly be the issue of agriculture, because I just stated that
[01:47:36] Turkey, with its capacity, the issue of modern agriculture,
[01:47:39] and international world. with its stance within the systems,
[01:47:42] eee, Turkey is capable of feeding not only itself but also its region. Look, the wheat
[01:47:46] issue, in the Russia-Ukraine war, we saw once again how critical
[01:47:49] the wheat produced by Turkey was. We saw this in the region once again.
[01:47:53] Now, we are actually in a fraud, a theft that also risks this security dimension.
[01:47:57] So, while talking about the importance of this file,
[01:48:00] of course, individually, eee, its importance in terms of
[01:48:04] the expenses we all make
[01:48:07] cannot be debated and it is very big, but
[01:48:11] we need to see these dimensions. And of course, after
[01:48:13] these two are formed, there is also this:
[01:48:17] we gave the example of the election for that reason. A public opinion-forming
[01:48:20] attitude starts after that. Look, a negative psychology
[01:48:23] is created, and on top of that, it is tried to be brought to a point that
[01:48:27] will jeopardize the security dimension of the matter in the long run. And of course, in an environment
[01:48:31] where these two are formed, such a public opinion emerges:
[01:48:34] in Turkey, safe agriculture
[01:48:37] cannot be carried out, two,
[01:48:50] finally, I think it is important to say this at this point. Mr. Selvi explained this in detail
[01:48:54] a little while ago. You pointed out an interesting point:
[01:48:58] it is not always possible to reach every producer personally
[01:49:01] and buy from them. By its nature, it is not possible to
[01:49:04] achieve this in terms of the trade chain.
[01:49:08] there are percentages.
[01:49:22] Some producers in certain sectors,
[01:49:26] that is, in food sectors where logistics and cargo are easier,
[01:49:29] have started to trade directly themselves, in addition
[01:49:33] to being producers, that is, in addition to farming,
[01:49:36] even if it is a small amount, remotely, because
[01:49:40] the producer also starts to protect himself, and the consumer also reacts in the same way.
[01:49:44] Therefore, this file is really very, very important.
[01:49:47] Eee, with all its dimensions, it is not easy to talk about
[01:49:50] comprehensive security in the long run
[01:50:01] as societal security in international relations, as I mentioned.
[01:50:04] The cornerstone of this security is formed by the producer,
[01:50:08] the consumer, and a correct intermediation system.
[01:50:11] Let me add this, Fatih, this issue is really
[01:50:14] very important. Eee, because
[01:50:17] this is the issue that bothers me the most on the street. Because it touches
[01:50:21] the citizen's pocket. I just said, who has the right
[01:50:24] to steal money from the pocket of a person who is trying to make ends meet with what he earned
[01:50:28] in a legitimate way, who is trying to turn the wheel? My brother, and unjust enrichment,
[01:50:31] I would understand if there was labor, a
[01:50:35] eee part of a system operating within a sequence,
[01:50:38] I would understand. There is a mind, a logic that gains unjust enrichment
[01:50:42] from here to there, from here to there, with some tricks and games on paper.
[01:50:45] Now, if we were an agricultural
[01:50:49] poor country, I would understand. A stick becomes a tree,
[01:50:53] God has given us such land, and we have land that
[01:50:56] will feed three Turkeys. So, there is no problem
[01:51:00] with its abundance or fertility. What is the problem? In the system.
[01:51:04] Now, I gave an example just now. It has come to such a point, look, it has come to such a point
[01:51:07] that there are incidents I have experienced from close examples. He says
[01:51:11] it doesn't make money, he says I will sell and leave,
[01:51:15] he says the field. Or he cuts down all the trees,
[01:51:18] he cuts down the trees he has worked on for years. If it is opened for development,
[01:51:22] he tries to earn money from construction, from another way. Why are we implementing
[01:51:26] a return to village project? Because no one is engaged in agriculture anymore.
[01:51:30] Why not? He says it doesn't bring money. This profit
[01:51:33] should go to the farmer's pocket, if there is such a profit.
[01:51:36] On the contrary, the farmer is living from hand to mouth,
[01:51:40] he is living reluctantly. Plus, such a system
[01:51:44] has been established that they tie the farmer by his umbilical cord for 3, 5 years.
[01:51:47] This is very important. For example, they say that a big wholesaler,
[01:51:50] of course, this is not an allegation, it is true. He has debt.
[01:51:54] before there are vegetables and fruits, buying them very cheaply
[01:51:57] one or two months in advance, and
[01:52:01] this is true. He says I bought your field for 5 years,
[01:52:04] your products. You are forced to sell them to a certain place by indebting
[01:52:08] that person. Now, this structure,
[01:52:11] this chain that I have mentioned, eee, what Şuay
[01:52:15] said is true. It needs to be reviewed and revised.
[01:52:18] A correct, logical grading is needed. But
[01:52:21] to do this, first of all, one needs to see
[01:52:24] where the current system is failing. I gave an example just now. Look, this work
[01:52:28] should go up to the chambers. That is, one cannot be president of a chamber
[01:52:32] for 40, 50 years. This system should transform
[01:52:35] into something that truly represents the farmer, with a maximum of two terms
[01:52:39] as president. The farmer is crying, the farmer is complaining
[01:52:42] and it is becoming news. The consumer is likewise
[01:52:45] crying or complaining, somehow
[01:52:48] victimized. And there is a group
[01:52:51] that benefits greatly from these various tricks
[01:52:55] and schemes. Stopping this
[01:52:58] is actually very simple. I repeat, look,
[01:53:01] eee, currently, the basis of the return to village project
[01:53:05] stems from the farmer giving up
[01:53:07] this business. Everyone
[01:53:10] in the city is chasing money in different ways and methods.
[01:53:14] Why do they say agriculture doesn't make money? Actually, it does. Food is an item
[01:53:18] you can never give up, but as you said, others are taking
[01:53:22] the profitable part, the cream. There are subcontracting
[01:53:25] companies, look, there are subcontracting companies. To that one, to that one, to that one,
[01:53:29] a price of 5 liras has suddenly become 50 liras. When you look at it on paper
[01:53:32] and inspect it, everything is regular. He says, I bought this and sold it to this one.
[01:53:35] And I always say,
[01:53:38] this is called a cartel. Do you know what a cartel means?
[01:53:42] It's a form of organization that does the same work
[01:53:45] and applies a common pricing policy. Unfortunately, there is a food
[01:53:49] cartel in Turkey. That is, the market
[01:53:53] of a product is determined in a way that is not compliant with laws.
[01:53:56] Yes, three people now sat down, company A, company B, company C,
[01:53:59] food is in my sole possession, and this is a cartel.
[01:54:02] We will sell this at this price. That's it. This vicious
[01:54:06] circle is now being talked about by everyone. Therefore,
[01:54:09] a cut had to be made somewhere. I find this move of our Minister
[01:54:12] of Justice very meaningful and important.
[01:54:15] Hopefully, this will spread to other ministries
[01:54:19] and other sectors, because I said, this is a collective struggle.
[01:54:22] Of course, it is also a matter of coordination, not just being all
[01:54:26] together, isn't it? These dynamics and components
[01:54:29] must come together, and this work, this gangrenous work,
[01:54:33] must be revised from somewhere. This is definitely not a romantic
[01:54:37] or emotional speech. It has been talked about for decades. It is said that
[01:54:40] farmers should also form cooperatives, it is said, it is said, but it never happens,
[01:54:44] it never happens. For months, we debated the market law,
[01:54:47] the market law. We talked about the market law so much that
[01:54:51] we ran out of breath. That is, until it is brought to a logical point. These
[01:54:54] are things that can be done very easily with technology. England
[01:54:57] probably digitally tracks
[01:55:00] it as soon as it comes out. The direct labeling
[01:55:03] system tracks it as soon as it comes out. Who changed hands, how much profit
[01:55:07] was made, are those who changed hands in or out of the sector,
[01:55:11] or should they be? It sees everything
[01:55:14] transparently. This would be very easy. But
[01:55:17] somehow, no, we couldn't get into this business.
[01:55:21] Now, ladies and gentlemen, we will gradually move
[01:55:24] from vegetable and fruit manipulation to energy manipulation in the world.
[01:55:28] But before that, we will look at the situation in Russia and Ukraine,
[01:55:31] because all these are triggering factors. I sincerely thank
[01:55:35] my esteemed guests for the topic we discussed
[01:55:39] for approximately 40 minutes. There was also great interest from our viewers,
[01:55:42] because everyone sends a message. Yes, it really
[01:55:45] touches everyone, whether opposition or ruling party
[01:55:49] supporter, it doesn't matter. I did my shopping before coming to the broadcast. What more could I want?
[01:55:52] Right, right. Well, now
[01:55:56] the struggle in the Russia-Ukraine
[01:55:58] war, dear viewers, is now clearly continuing
[01:56:02] in the seas. An unmanned
[01:56:05] naval vessel belonging to the Ukrainian navy destroyed
[01:56:09] an unmanned naval vessel belonging to Russia in the Black Sea.
[01:56:13] Images of the conflict were shared by the Kiev administration.
[01:56:16] Look, it is immediately reflected in the background. This
[01:56:20] conflict was recorded
[01:56:23] as the first naval conflict between two unmanned naval vessels.
[01:56:27] Eee, will it be the last? We don't
[01:56:30] know this. Will it become
[01:56:33] a statistic? Will dozens of similar images be seen after this?
[01:56:37] We don't know this either. But there is one thing we know: Turkey is following
[01:56:40] all these issues very closely and cautiously.
[01:56:44] Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan says:
[01:56:48] The Russia-Ukraine war is affecting
[01:56:51] the Black Sea Basin. We meticulously
[01:56:54] ensured the Montreux Straits Convention and
[01:56:57] succeeded. However, attacks on civilian ships
[01:57:00] in the Black Sea clearly threaten
[01:57:04] security. And he continues, with the war spreading
[01:57:08] to the Black Sea and threatening
[01:57:11] our citizens, we are making our warnings
[01:57:14] regarding all these and carrying out the necessary
[01:57:17] negotiations for this issue to be finalized,
[01:57:20] says Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, dear
[01:57:23] viewers. Now, we will discuss
[01:57:26] all of them with our guests. Mr. Selvi, what do you say, sir?
[01:57:29] Eee, is it ending, is it about to end,
[01:57:33] while we ask if it will end? "No one is talking about the war ending at all,
[01:57:36] we are talking about other things. Are we saying that the struggle in the Russia-Ukraine
[01:57:40] war is now in the seas, for example? I would like to allocate more time
[01:57:44] to the evaluations that Professor Şuhaip will make on this matter.
[01:57:47] The point here is that
[01:57:51] Turkey, by opening the grain
[01:57:54] corridor in this war, rendered a great service to humanity.
[01:57:58] Turkey also rendered another great service that is not often discussed.
[01:58:02] If Turkey had not strictly adhered to
[01:58:06] and implemented the Montreux rules, this war
[01:58:10] would have been a Black Sea war, and it already was to some extent.
[01:58:13] But this war would have turned into
[01:58:16] a Black Sea war, and it would have affected
[01:58:20] the littoral countries of the Black Sea, perhaps drawing them in.
[01:58:23] Because especially
[01:58:26] America and England had some tricks
[01:58:29] up their sleeves and made some efforts in this regard.
[01:58:32] Turkey resisted despite this, and none of them... "That is,
[01:58:35] it did not allow warships to pass through the straits.
[01:58:39] They even tried to make an attempt through Romania
[01:58:42] and Bulgaria for a while,
[01:58:45] but they failed that too. Therefore, Turkey's second great
[01:58:49] service to humanity was to ensure that the Russia-Ukraine
[01:58:52] war did not become a Black Sea war.
[01:58:55] Our Foreign Minister was in Azerbaijan today.
[01:58:59] He made very important evaluations. Now,
[01:59:02] when you start a war,
[01:59:05] you cannot predict what form this war will take,
[01:59:09] where it will spread, or how it will end.
[01:59:12] Now, Zelensky and Putin started this war,
[01:59:16] now they cannot get out of it.
[01:59:19] And this war, if you remember,
[01:59:22] two or three days ago,
[01:59:24] there was a Russian attack on a train
[01:59:27] coming from Ukraine. This train was carrying
[01:59:30] a delegation that included Boris Johnson.
[01:59:33] It was those Boris Johnson's
[01:59:47] who had agreed in Istanbul. That is, a few days after the war started,
[01:59:51] eee, one or two months later, the possibility of this war ending
[01:59:54] emerged. Many people, perhaps tens of thousands,
[01:59:58] hundreds of thousands more people were alive.
[02:00:01] Johnson removed the Ukrainian delegation from the table.
[02:00:04] What happened? This war, what you said
[02:00:08] is true. That is, we are no longer talking about when the war will end.
[02:00:11] No one is talking about it, there is no such motivation. We have entered the 5th year.
[02:00:14] Trump election, Trump election. He had come as a promise, within
[02:00:18] a week, he gave up. He says,
[02:00:21] eee, I interrupted you,
[02:00:24] he says, the reason for the rise in diesel prices
[02:00:28] is not Iran, but the Russian war. Well, didn't you come to end that?
[02:00:32] You added another war on top of it. So,
[02:00:35] they started the Russia-Ukraine war,
[02:00:38] they cannot end it. While there was no problem
[02:00:42] with Iran, they fell into Israel's
[02:00:44] trap. They started
[02:00:47] a war with Iran. While there was no problem called Hormuz
[02:00:50] on the world agenda until now, they invented the Hormuz problem.
[02:00:53] It wasn't enough, now the Bab el-Mandeb problem has been added.
[02:00:57] So, what happened? That is,
[02:01:01] Turkey made very intense efforts for the Russia-Ukraine war
[02:01:05] to be ended, for a peace
[02:01:08] agreement to be made. It is still
[02:01:11] making efforts. But at the point we have reached,
[02:01:15] people have come to a point where they no longer ask
[02:01:19] when the Russia-Ukraine war will end. And this is the worst thing.
[02:01:22] This is the worst thing.
[02:01:24] Sometimes, eee, perceptions
[02:01:28] can overshadow facts. Exactly. Professor Şuay,
[02:01:32] please enlighten us a little. Now, of course,
[02:01:36] we are entering the 5th year of the Russia-Ukraine war. Therefore,
[02:01:39] as Mr. Selvi and you also stated, eee, we are not far from
[02:01:43] or hopeless about peace, but we are in an international system
[02:01:46] where the parties are reluctant to talk about peace. I define it this way now.
[02:01:50] What do I mean by this? Eee, at the last NATO summit,
[02:01:53] the statement that our President and Turkey had included there
[02:01:57] Yes, NATO member countries promised support to Ukraine,
[02:02:01] but thanks to Turkey, the official statement also included
[02:02:04] the exhortation to continue seeking paths to peace.
[02:02:08] Now, eee, after the table formed by Turkey,
[02:02:12] no peace table could be formed in the past 3.5 years.
[02:02:15] The period after Trump took the presidential seat.
[02:02:19] The only concrete step he took was the normalization of relations
[02:02:22] between the United States and Russia. This does not seem to have contributed
[02:02:26] to the course of the war for now. In fact, as you know,
[02:02:29] there was a Trump who withdrew his support from Ukraine in the first period.
[02:02:33] On the contrary, there was a United States
[02:02:37] that was forcing Ukraine to peace, or to end a war.
[02:02:40] Therefore, at the point we have reached today,
[02:02:44] unfortunately, conflicts continue in different ways. One of the most
[02:02:47] important risk areas for this. Turkey has been stating this from day one.
[02:02:50] Of course, the Black Sea region,
[02:02:53] because when you look at the Black Sea region,
[02:02:57] it is actually a much safer region than many other waters
[02:03:00] in the world in terms of security due to the Montreux Convention
[02:03:04] held by Turkey, along with agreements between the Black Sea, Russia and Turkey.
[02:03:07] In fact, since the very beginning of the war, Turkey has made serious calls to contribute
[02:03:11] to Black Sea security, both within the NATO framework,
[02:03:15] regarding NATO's presence in the Black Sea, and likewise,
[02:03:19] Russia's presence in the Black Sea, and Ukraine's presence in the Black Sea.
[02:03:22] With the Montreux Convention it implemented, eee, for a very long time,
[02:03:26] the whole world once again saw how concretely
[02:03:30] Turkey has been the country ensuring Black Sea security for many years.
[02:03:34] Let's also say this, sometimes
[02:03:37] there is confusion. Does Turkey not apply Montreux
[02:03:40] outside of wartime? No, it does. Since the very first day
[02:03:44] the Montreux Agreement was signed, Turkey has been a country
[02:03:48] that continues to apply the Montreux Agreement for every ship passing through the straits,
[02:03:51] separating commercial and warships. But especially
[02:03:55] conflict environments once again show
[02:03:58] how important Montreux is. Therefore, the war is not spreading.
[02:04:01] Yes, eee, Turkey's presence
[02:04:04] in the Black Sea is an undeniable reality. In the recent period,
[02:04:08] there is a different picture in the Black Sea than we saw at the beginning of the war.
[02:04:12] Eee, at this point, we also need to mention the opportunities provided by developing
[02:04:15] technologies,
[02:04:17] because especially attacks on commercial
[02:04:21] and civilian ships by unmanned naval vessels have changed the nature of the situation a bit.
[02:04:25] Indeed, the important point emphasized in the statements
[02:04:28] made by Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is the security of commercial ships,
[02:04:32] because since Montreux is applied to warships,
[02:04:36] eee, in this context, the issue is commercial ships
[02:04:40] and at this point, civilian lives.
[02:04:43] Indeed, we know that we have experienced
[02:04:45] many such incidents. Therefore, eee,
[02:04:49] the Black Sea issue is becoming more and more important every day. Turkey is taking
[02:04:53] its steps very effectively, not unilaterally, but multilaterally.
[02:04:57] And eee, Turkey has a very clear and eee, explicit
[02:05:00] perspective on this issue. The security of the Black Sea cannot and
[02:05:04] should not be risked by any actor. Turkey is against all steps towards this.
[02:05:08] This is a reality. Of course, when we look at the other land
[02:05:11] front of the war, eee, unfortunately,
[02:05:15] we see this. Why do I say unfortunately in the early periods of the war?
[02:05:19] Because eee, there is a serious loss of life on both the Russian
[02:05:22] and Ukrainian sides. After all, every war also has the reality
[02:05:26] of bringing human deaths with it. We must accept this. Eee, in Ukraine,
[02:05:30] serious sociological fractures are occurring due to the war.
[02:05:33] The conscription of most men into the army, eee, reaching a significant
[02:05:37] number of migrants leaving the country, Ukrainian refugees,
[02:05:40] and from Russia's perspective, eee, some numbers
[02:05:44] say that the death toll of Russian soldiers sent to the front
[02:05:48] is much, much higher than stated. Therefore, hundreds of thousands,
[02:05:51] hundreds of thousands. The picture we have regarding the Ukraine-Russia war
[02:05:55] is still eee, especially even in the regions
[02:05:58] that Russia claimed it would take very quickly
[02:06:01] when it embarked on this path, at the level of towns and villages,
[02:06:04] sometimes one side loses a village and takes it back, but the casualties and
[02:06:08] conflict environment continue. Let's even say this,
[02:06:11] when we look at the latest images from Ukraine, the situation
[02:06:15] is now predominantly
[02:06:18] conducted via unmanned aerial vehicles, even though ground conflicts
[02:06:21] partially continue. Almost the entire Ukraine is surrounded by barbed wire
[02:06:25] both in terms of security and to increase
[02:06:28] the operational capabilities of various IHAs.
[02:06:31] This is the point we have reached. Therefore, we must not forget
[02:06:34] the point indicated by our President at Dolmabahçe.
[02:06:38] There are no winners in this war. Making an honorable exit,
[02:06:41] establishing a peace environment is much more important than all processes.
[02:06:45] Eee, unfortunately, in the near future,
[02:06:48] perhaps instead of waiting for a table
[02:06:52] that will be formed again tomorrow, it is important to say
[02:06:56] that Turkey's mediation activities are continuing in the background
[02:06:59] with new tools and methods in the process. Because
[02:07:03] in Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's visit to Baku today, eee, it was also stated
[02:07:07] in the press statement that the Russia-Ukraine
[02:07:11] war was discussed with his counterpart in brotherly Azerbaijan. Therefore, Turkey
[02:07:14] continues its efforts. But unfortunately,
[02:07:17] on the ground, the Ukrainian Front has become a front
[02:07:21] where Russia is being delayed by the Westerners,
[02:07:24] and where the West is being encircled
[02:07:28] by Russia.
[02:07:30] Eee, therefore, it is not easy to draw a very bright picture.
[02:07:34] Thank you very much, sir, for this framework. Now,
[02:07:38] eee, there are statements,
[02:07:41] there are expectations, there are messages. Let's take a look at them.
[02:07:44] Eee, after that, I would like to give the floor to Mr. Başboğa.
[02:07:47] Eee, are we coming to an end
[02:07:50] in the Russia-Ukraine war? Although the question is optimistic,
[02:07:53] there are statements, declarations, and expectations.
[02:07:56] Trump proposed an energy ceasefire, for example.
[02:08:00] He says that Ukraine and
[02:08:03] Russia will not strike
[02:08:06] energy targets. That is,
[02:08:09] eee, he implies that they gave him a commitment
[02:08:13] regarding this. Eee,
[02:08:16] Ukraine gave the green light to Trump's proposal,
[02:08:20] but while Zelensky said that Ukraine is ready to stop
[02:08:23] such attacks, the Ukrainian Foreign Minister
[02:08:27] says, "Ukraine is ready, eee, it knows
[02:08:30] our common stance." That is, Ukraine
[02:08:33] wants to present the issue
[02:08:36] as "Trump says this, but it doesn't concern us, we are ready, the important thing
[02:08:40] is to convince Russia." Well,
[02:08:43] what does Russia say? Russia did not say no to a ceasefire.
[02:08:47] The Kremlin spokesperson says an energy ceasefire is a good
[02:08:50] idea, eee, if sanctions are lifted,
[02:08:53] energy prices will fall. While Lavrov opened
[02:08:57] the door to peace negotiations. If our counterparts
[02:09:01] are ready, it is possible to restart
[02:09:04] negotiations. If the Americans had not backed down from the Anchorage
[02:09:08] agreements, the war would have ended a year ago.
[02:09:11] That is, Lavrov says that the Europeans
[02:09:15] dissuaded Trump from his plans. Lavrov
[02:09:18] specifically points to Europe
[02:09:21] in such matters. Meanwhile,
[02:09:24] the Warsaw-Moscow line
[02:09:27] is tense. Eee, I will share that with you.
[02:09:30] Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski says, if
[02:09:33] Russia attacks us,
[02:09:36] we will defeat Russia quite quickly.
[02:09:39] Meanwhile, the Polish army is a strong country.
[02:09:43] Eee, Putin's advisor Patrushev also says that
[02:09:46] in the event of a war with Russia, the Polish state will cease to exist
[02:09:50] within 2-3 days. But no matter what anyone says,
[02:09:53] we heard similar statements 5 years ago. A war that starts like that
[02:09:57] does not end immediately. Or
[02:10:00] is not ended. What do you say, Mr. Başboğa? Well, of course,
[02:10:04] peace is something everyone wants, but eee, it's not something everyone contributes to,
[02:10:07] but yes.
[02:10:09] That's where sincerity is tested.
[02:10:12] That is, when you listen to their words, everyone is for peace
[02:10:16] and on this matter, they use assertive
[02:10:19] sentences. When you say "do it,"
[02:10:22] you encounter a different picture on the ground. Now, Ukraine and Russia
[02:10:25] are two warring geographies.
[02:10:29] Hmm, hmm. And eee, when you look at it, before '91,
[02:10:32] the people of the same lands
[02:10:36] lived together. Now, eee, I have always positioned
[02:10:40] the Ukraine-Russia War as follows:
[02:10:43] a project war, a trap
[02:10:46] war, and Russia fell into this trap.
[02:10:49] This has always been my reading.
[02:10:53] So, what is it? What is the essence of the project? Why was such a war created?
[02:10:56] One, barons make money.
[02:10:59] Two, NATO was about to collapse at that time.
[02:11:02] This war was planned as a result of a report prepared
[02:11:05] for NATO's college in Italy. The report says this:
[02:11:09] TELEVISION NEWS TRANSCRIPT: he said: NATO
[02:11:12] will break up. "It has lost its soul, be prepared, uh-huh, the conclusion
[02:11:15] in the report is this, now does America want to lose NATO, it doesn't,
[02:11:19] according to some, it has lost its soul, according to others, brain death has occurred, those
[02:11:22] words were not empty words, so why
[02:11:25] did such an atmosphere arise? He said that those
[02:11:28] circles you mentioned, namely France, Germany, and other
[02:11:32] European states, said, brother, we were once
[02:11:35] a structure formed against the Warsaw Pact, and Russia
[02:11:39] broke up, there were no enemies left, why are we still together,
[02:11:43] why are we still carrying water for America's mill a logic emerged.
[02:11:47] America also said, upon this report, do you want
[02:11:50] an enemy? Here's an enemy, it said. The Ukraine war
[02:11:54] was created by the Biden wing, the globalist team
[02:11:56] and since then
[02:12:00] Europe has been trying to live in this
[02:12:03] atmosphere where Russia
[02:12:06] is coming, will come, has entered, will enter. In an atmosphere of fear. Right, an atmosphere of fear. Now, at this
[02:12:10] point, at this point.
[02:12:13] "This situation I mentioned applies to the Biden wing, the desired environment has
[02:12:16] been created, you are selling weapons, the war continues,
[02:12:19] you are creating an environment for other
[02:12:22] tensions in the region, the Black Sea is one of them, and what
[02:12:26] could be better than this?
[02:12:28] Now, in this game, there is a game, there is a trap, we say, so who
[02:12:32] is the player? Zelensky, no need
[02:12:36] to talk, he was a project, he was brought
[02:12:38] to the head of Ukraine, the person who is originally Jewish.
[02:12:42] "He took an active role in this war from the beginning and note
[02:12:46] that whenever a peace talk was mentioned, the sabotage always came from here.
[02:12:50] There was also a project to prepare Zelenskys in Turkey, but
[02:12:53] it didn't work, it went to waste, it didn't work, it went to waste. Now, in this
[02:12:56] process we mentioned, ah,
[02:12:59] Turkey, look, it's good that it exists, you say, and
[02:13:03] truly, I wish everyone would do what Turkey says, I wish everyone
[02:13:06] would follow the path Turkey has opened, humanity,
[02:13:09] is with us. At first
[02:13:13] glance, he said, "Wait a minute, brother, this war is not right, it must
[02:13:17] end somehow, come to the table, tell us your problems, sit down
[02:13:21] and talk, let's agree, let's find a middle ground, let's end this." We almost
[02:13:24] brought it to the Istanbul Summit.
[02:13:27] Antal, I mentioned the date, right? March yes, March
[02:13:30] 29th, the war started on February 24th,
[02:13:34] and on March 29th a table was set up in Istanbul
[02:13:37] on March 29th, and 99%
[02:13:40] of those who are not alive today were alive,
[02:13:44] exactly, and humanity had not reached these points, humanity had not
[02:13:48] faced a hunger crisis,
[02:13:51] oil and energy prices had not suddenly reached these points, and we were not
[02:13:54] talking about the Black Sea, and the point we reached
[02:13:58] was so important that the fire was still new, the possibility
[02:14:01] of it dying down was strong, you had them sit down,
[02:14:04] then an attack, Belgorod, I will never forget these
[02:14:07] last-minute hours, Russian
[02:14:10] territory was attacked for the first time.
[02:14:13] Two helicopters took off mysteriously and hit a refinery,
[02:14:17] a gas station, as I know it.
[02:14:20] And the Ukrainian pilots, the helicopters,
[02:14:24] Zelensky still hasn't accounted for it, meaning, why did these helicopters take off, who
[02:14:28] gave the order, why did they go all the way into Russia and
[02:14:31] hit those places, what did they achieve? There's no answer to that. Well, they did achieve
[02:14:34] something, since that day we no longer talk about peace.
[02:14:37] Yes, Russia said that was the goal, that was always the goal, always talk about war,
[02:14:41] the goal has been achieved. Now, Turkey again, look, Turkey is doing rounds
[02:14:45] again, think about it, look at Turkey's current position, I mean Mr. Hakan
[02:14:48] Fidan, he spent few days in the country,
[02:14:52] he is trying to extinguish the fire in the north, Azerbaijan,
[02:14:55] Ukraine, Russia, there is a working system, down
[02:14:59] in the south, Syria, Iraq, and
[02:15:02] this trouble called Israel, you are trying to extinguish another
[02:15:05] fire there, Iran, the Gulf, regional war, you are trying to stop
[02:15:09] this, indeed, our job is difficult, but we." Despite this, we don't
[02:15:12] give up, we say, brother, come, let's find a middle ground for you. Now,
[02:15:16] Russia, uh, look, it's very interesting, I mean,
[02:15:20] I just talked about one sabotage by Zelensky a while ago,
[02:15:23] recently. Putin made a very interesting statement,
[02:15:27] addressing the nation, he said we are very close to the end in Ukraine, he said
[02:15:31] we can talk about peace, he said the war could end soon, no sooner
[02:15:34] did he say that than suddenly a swarm of drones hit a
[02:15:37] refinery in the heart of Moscow, and even the place
[02:15:41] where it was produced was hit,
[02:15:44] and Russia started importing gasoline, a country like Russia,
[02:15:48] yes, and now after this, do you have a chance
[02:15:51] to talk about peace? This should not mean that I approve of Russia's occupation. That's a separate issue,
[02:15:55] that's an occupation, you're talking about provocations, I'm talking about a fact
[02:15:59] on the ground.