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[00:00:00] in Syria, Iraq, is normal. the plague called Israel Our parents
[00:00:03] is there, and you are trying should know that they are not alone. Some children deal with this process more quickly according to their individual differences. For some of our students, the adaptation process may take some time. For the child to feel safe at school, the goodbyes at the school gate in the morning are very important. A short, warm, sincere, and clear farewell is always good. Tell your child, "You are at school today, with your teacher and friends. When your classes are over, I will come and pick you up from here." The more confident they are, the safer and more comfortable they will feel. If the adaptation problem lasts longer than a few weeks, it is recommended to seek support from the teacher and the school's guidance service. Of course, there may be other reasons behind the crying. It is necessary to remain calm. I believe that by cooperating and communicating with the teacher, we will find a way to make the student feel safe at school. With the new academic year, children have entered an intensive period. School bags full of books carried every day can place a significant burden on children's musculoskeletal system. For school-aged children, proper bag use, appropriate seating arrangements, and developing exercise habits at an early age are important. So, how should proper bag use be? It is extremely important that the weight of a suitable backpack does not exceed 10% of our child's weight. In an ideal bag, we prefer to have multiple compartments that distribute the weight of the bag equally to the left and right shoulders. If a heavy object is to be placed inside the bag, it must be placed in the compartment closest to the back of the bag. What should parents pay attention to regarding the use of school bags? The point our families should pay attention to is that the bottom edge of the bag must not hang below our child's waist. In addition to a suitable bag for musculoskeletal health, proper sitting posture, proper study posture, and engaging in appropriate physical activities throughout the day are also very important. What complaints should prompt a doctor's visit? If there is severe musculoskeletal or spinal pain, if there are recurrent, persistent pains, and along with this, if there are complaints such as weakness in the arms and legs, numbness, or weight loss, we recommend that our patients consult a doctor without delay. The Rector of the National Defense University, Professor Dr. Erhan Afyoncu, occurred. Because Central Anatolia was one of the regions covered by this sea. This is a 500-year-old settlement area, and its discovery in a settlement area was interesting. It was probably brought here by the inhabitants of Külhöyük. This possibility makes the fossil important to be researched both geologically and archaeologically. It shows that in a very old settlement area, people actually found older artifacts and somehow brought them to the settlement. In other words, the curiosity of humankind, perhaps a kind of collecting, or perhaps a curiosity, does not change when we go back thousands of years. As the work continues in Külhöyük, new findings are expected to emerge regarding Ankara's cultural history of thousands of years and its natural history dating back millions of years. We continue with the second part of Night Watch. We welcomed the new day together. Let's continue to report on the developments. September 15 is the anniversary of the liberation of Azerbaijan's capital, Baku, from enemy occupation. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan congratulated the liberation of Baku from enemy occupation by sharing a message on this special day. President Erdoğan shared his message on his social media account. He said, "I congratulate the anniversary of the liberation of Azerbaijan's capital, Baku, from enemy occupation, our friend and brother Azerbaijan." President Erdoğan stated in his message that he commemorated the commander of the Caucasian Islamic Army, and the heroic soldiers with mercy. On the 108th anniversary of the liberation of Baku from occupation, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, who held talks in Azerbaijan, emphasized that the spread of the Russia-Ukraine war to the Black Sea was unacceptable for Turkey. He said that Turkey would continue its initiatives for peace. "The spread of the war to the Black Sea and its threat to the lives of our citizens and the activities of our companies is not an acceptable situation. We are making the necessary warnings to the parties in this regard. Russia and Ukraine in the Black Sea." area by the inhabitants of Külhöyük. In the Külhöyük excavations in Gölbaşı district of Ankara, striking findings are coming to light. This time, a discovery dating back much earlier than human history was made in the Hatti and Hittite settlement. An extremely important discovery was made in Külhöyük, located in Gölbaşı district of Ankara. A gastropod dating back approximately 66 million years was discovered within the 5,000-year-old settlement. This discovery is of great importance for answering the questions of whether there was a sea in Ankara. The Tethys Sea began to form approximately 200 million years ago and to extinguish another fire. Iran,
[00:00:07] the Gulf region war, you are trying to stop this, our job is really
[00:00:11] difficult, but despite this, we do not give up, we say, brother, look, let's
[00:00:14] find a middle way for you. Now Russia, uh, look, it's very
[00:00:18] interesting, I told you about one of Zelensky's saboteurs
[00:00:22] a moment ago. In the past few days, Putin made a very interesting
[00:00:26] statement to the nation, he said, "Peace in Ukraine is very
[00:00:29] close." He said, "We can talk about peace, the war
[00:00:33] can end at any moment," he said. As soon as he said that, a swarm
[00:00:36] of drones hit the station in the heart of Moscow, and
[00:00:39] the place where the production was made
[00:00:42] was hit. And Russia
[00:00:44] started to import gasoline, a country like Russia,
[00:00:48] yes. So, from now on, do you have a chance to talk about peace?
[00:00:52] This should not mean that I do not approve of Russia's invasion, that is
[00:00:55] a separate matter, look, that is an invasion, that is separate. You are talking
[00:00:58] about provocations, I am talking about someone on the field. Now, in this situation,
[00:01:02] look, in this situation, it is very interesting, one needs to read these things carefully. I
[00:01:05] do not blame all of Ukraine, the Ukrainian people, an important
[00:01:09] political segment in Ukraine, we have important
[00:01:12] relations in cooperation with Turkey, in military terms,
[00:01:15] there are very important projects that showed a good return, of course, but there is
[00:01:19] a mind in Ukraine, Ukraine's parallel,
[00:01:22] I like parallel structure, you know, it exists in every country, I always
[00:01:25] call it that, that structure does everything to sabotage the process,
[00:01:29] in the past few days. "Our commercial ships are getting mysterious attacks,
[00:01:32] brother, the Black Sea was a sea of peace, we held on tightly
[00:01:36] to Montreux, we didn't let America breathe, look
[00:01:40] at America, because why do I remember, America used the NATO exercise as an excuse,
[00:01:43] they wanted to force a fait accompli in the Black Sea,
[00:01:46] we did not allow it, a British ship
[00:01:50] there was harassed by Russia,
[00:01:54] if you look at Russia, it says it hit, it says it fired, if you look at
[00:01:57] Britain, it says we withdrew on our own." In the end, we
[00:02:00] did not allow the peace of the sea to be disturbed, it is good,
[00:02:04] and two countries that I am trying to reconcile
[00:02:07] are riparian countries, look, the only sea in the world
[00:02:10] with no problems, exclusive economic zone, continental shelf,
[00:02:14] territorial waters, not a sound, all countries are always
[00:02:17] at peace, all of a sudden, we started receiving attacks,
[00:02:20] mysterious drones, those hitting the shore, those
[00:02:24] sensible process. It's worth falling, so someone is trying to provoke,
[00:02:27] but Turkey is not the same country it was yesterday to fall into that trap. In the end,
[00:02:31] we called the ambassador to the foreign
[00:02:33] ministry and said, "Look, these attacks are not
[00:02:36] right." Since that day, thank God, it is not happening, but it did not
[00:02:39] happen to us, two Azerbaijani sailors lost their lives, I remember
[00:02:43] that. Now it is clear
[00:02:45] that some people are trying to stir things up, some people
[00:02:49] are actually the mind of the global gang, because the Black Sea is always a target,
[00:02:52] they must stick their nose in there, they must stir things up, this
[00:02:56] is a common thought. Now, Mr. Filane says that, "This
[00:03:00] is a polite diplomatic warning, we talked to the relevant authorities,
[00:03:03] the necessary warning was given, we
[00:03:06] will not allow the security of the Black Sea to be disturbed," he says,
[00:03:10] findings, and if you look "and I have the key, the straits,
[00:03:13] that is, we are equidistant to every country, whatever the agreement
[00:03:17] conditions are, those Montreux principles are valid for everyone,
[00:03:20] that is precisely the incident that keeps you standing
[00:03:24] with neutrality and upright stance, a topic that gives life
[00:03:28] to the matter, "we are trying to manage this process,
[00:03:32] but some people are constantly trying to break it
[00:03:34] somewhere, but Turkey has never abandoned its work,
[00:03:38] it makes things happen with country-by-country marking, man-to-man
[00:03:42] marking, what needs to be done. We will not allow this, let me tell you,
[00:03:46] there are many who calculate this, who listen to us, those who make this calculation
[00:03:49] should re-evaluate their calculation, you cannot achieve anything with dirty tricks
[00:03:53] and 3-5 provocative attacks in the Black Sea,
[00:03:57] we have seen many things, mines, you know, drifted,
[00:04:00] came from top to bottom, then ships
[00:04:03] were hit, mysterious drones suddenly
[00:04:07] hit the shore, you tried a lot, it didn't work and
[00:04:10] it won't, but to prevent this from happening, it's not necessarily
[00:04:13] required to pay a price,
[00:04:16] come to terms with language and reason, and let the days come when
[00:04:19] a ceasefire is discussed here, look, Lavrov's statement is very
[00:04:23] important, he says, "We are ready," Putin also mentions this,
[00:04:26] and here the only
[00:04:30] handicap is
[00:04:32] this, as Selvin mentioned, the work has entered such
[00:04:36] a spiral, yes, a Gordian knot, every passing day
[00:04:39] brings a new loss, it becomes more inextricable
[00:04:42] and look, Trump initially entered with the air of a great warrior,
[00:04:46] he was going to finish it in 72 hours, he couldn't,
[00:04:49] in the end he said, "Do whatever you want, I'm leaving." I think it's important to open a parenthesis here about
[00:04:53] Trump's inability to finish this, maybe Coşkun Abi will disagree with me, but
[00:04:57] he won't. ending the war.
[00:05:03] He took the issue of normalizing relations with Russia as a more important priority, in fact, after the Alaska summit,
[00:05:07] he lined up European leaders and wanted to impose
[00:05:10] the map that Russia actually wanted to impose on Europe
[00:05:14] at the negotiating table, and then Trump also said this very clearly
[00:05:18] to Zelensky's face, that is, almost, let them take
[00:05:22] their lands, and I will take the underground elements,
[00:05:25] and this will be the bill for the support we gave you for so long, that is, I think at
[00:05:29] some point, Trump's desire and
[00:05:32] abilities to end this war evolved to a different point, but
[00:05:36] I think this point is still important, especially
[00:05:39] the presence of Russian oil, that is, Russian energy, in the market because.
[00:05:55] it reached 6 dollars, it sounds like a small amount when you say it like that, but for the United
[00:05:56] States, it's a high figure, so
[00:06:00] I think it was 6 dollars, that is, it tripled.
[00:06:04] In recent times, Trump wants to normalize relations
[00:06:08] with Russia and lift certain
[00:06:11] embargoes imposed on Russia
[00:06:14] due to the Russia-Ukraine war, because
[00:06:18] a realistic picture can only be possible
[00:06:21] with the re-cheapening of oil prices in the market and
[00:06:25] the entry of Russian oil into the market. Well, now,
[00:06:28] Mr. Başbu also explained very well
[00:06:32] that it is a Gordian knot, I wish it was a Gordian knot in only one place,
[00:06:36] I wish it wasn't anywhere at all, that's another matter, but if only we dealt with one thing. Now you mentioned
[00:06:39] another Gordian knot, you brought the matter all the way to Bab el-Mandeb.
[00:06:43] Let's continue then. There is also the Yemen issue
[00:06:46] in the South. Or rather, let's not say the Yemen issue.
[00:06:49] Let's say that the region in which Yemen is located
[00:06:53] is also involved in a problem. Of course. So,
[00:06:56] the Iranian-backed Houthis, dear
[00:06:59] viewers. And the tension between
[00:07:02] Saudi Arabia is very high. I mean,
[00:07:06] we always use this phrase. The tension is high, high.
[00:07:09] It never drops, it's even higher. But
[00:07:12] it's constantly triggering, triggering, that is, someone is constantly
[00:07:15] providing something provocative
[00:07:18] to raise the tension, as Mr. Başbu also underlined
[00:07:22] a moment ago. Most recently, the Houthis attacked three cities
[00:07:26] in Saudi Arabia with missiles and drones.
[00:07:29] The spokesperson for the Saudi-led Arab coalition
[00:07:33] stated that the Houthis continued their attacks
[00:07:37] on civilian infrastructure and civilians. He noted
[00:07:40] that attacks with drones were carried out
[00:07:44] in Mushaid, Epha and Taiv cities,
[00:07:48] 13 civilians were injured, and 7 houses and two vehicles were damaged.
[00:07:51] There are also ongoing clashes between the Houthis
[00:07:55] and the Yemeni government. In Yemen, government-affiliated
[00:07:58] forces announced that they shot down three Iranian-backed
[00:08:02] Houthi drones in the cities of Tayiz
[00:08:05] and Shabwah, dear viewers.
[00:08:07] While all this was happening, Saudi Arabian
[00:08:11] Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman
[00:08:15] visited Egypt. Egyptian President Abdel Fattah
[00:08:18] El-Sisi and Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed
[00:08:22] bin Salman emphasized
[00:08:24] the importance of ensuring freedom of navigation
[00:08:28] and security in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait and the Red Sea
[00:08:32] during their discussions. Sisi stated that he supports
[00:08:34] measures to protect Saudi Arabia's security and stability,
[00:08:38] and added that a comprehensive and sustainable political
[00:08:42] solution must be found for the Yemen crisis,
[00:08:46] dear viewers. Mr. Selvi,
[00:08:49] by the way, our topic is not only that,
[00:08:53] since the topic has come up, let me add,
[00:08:56] so as not to forget again, it is also said
[00:09:00] and stated that the Mecca Agreement
[00:09:02] was also on the agenda in the meeting between Salman
[00:09:06] and Sisi. What do you say? It should be on the agenda, but before this, you know,
[00:09:09] Sisi, especially with Greece, Israel,
[00:09:12] and the Greek Cypriot administration, there are efforts
[00:09:15] to include them in a system.
[00:09:19] This is a very vital and important thing
[00:09:22] for the Mediterranean, that is, the place of the Egyptian
[00:09:25] state and the Egyptian people is not
[00:09:28] next to Tel Aviv, it should be
[00:09:31] next to Mecca, historical
[00:09:34] responsibilities also require that. In this regard,
[00:09:37] the visit of the Saudi Arabian
[00:09:40] Crown Prince
[00:09:42] is very valuable and very important
[00:09:46] in this regard. The Mecca Defense Agreement, because
[00:09:49] it was one of the most important steps taken
[00:09:53] for the formation of a defense pact
[00:09:56] among Islamic states. Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi
[00:09:59] Arabia, this means
[00:10:02] the inclusion of Egypt, at the same time,
[00:10:05] Egypt, Egypt is described as follows.
[00:10:08] Egypt is like the imam of
[00:10:12] that chain in Africa,
[00:10:16] and Egypt is the library
[00:10:20] of the Middle East, that is, such an important
[00:10:23] thing. "They say,
[00:10:26] 'No peace without Egypt, no war without Syria,'
[00:10:30] they say. The Mecca Agreement
[00:10:33] will be a complementary element of the Pakistan,
[00:10:37] Turkey, Saudi Arabia triangle. It will not join as Egypt
[00:10:40] only, it will also be valuable for
[00:10:43] bringing Africa closer
[00:10:46] to this process. May I add one sentence, please
[00:10:50] forgive me, so as not to interrupt later, Chief of General Staff General
[00:10:54] Selçuk Bayraktar. Held a phone call
[00:10:57] with Saudi Arabian Chief of General Staff General
[00:11:00] Fayyat bin Hamed El Ruvaii. Bilateral relations and regional
[00:11:03] issues were discussed. That is, there is a clear, visible
[00:11:07] rapprochement. We condemn the Houthi
[00:11:10] attacks on Saudi Arabia every time, but we also
[00:11:13] have certain obligations with Saudi Arabia
[00:11:17] through the Mecca Agreement. Look, some of the attacks
[00:11:20] on Saudi Arabia were carried out immediately
[00:11:23] through Iraq. The Iraqi administration tried
[00:11:26] to take measures there, and during this
[00:11:30] process, particularly Iran and Iran's proxy elements
[00:11:33] are trying to drag Saudi Arabia
[00:11:36] into a war, but this is not
[00:11:40] a good thing for the peace of the Middle East,
[00:11:43] nor for the peace of the Islamic world, on the contrary,
[00:11:46] even Iran should now consider joining
[00:11:50] the Mecca Agreement. Look, Iran tried
[00:11:54] to design this region with proxy
[00:11:57] elements, what happened? In the two attacks
[00:12:01] carried out by Israel and America on Iran,
[00:12:05] Islamic states stood by Iran again.
[00:12:08] But Iran, as far as we can see, has not learned a lesson from these,
[00:12:11] it seems. However,
[00:12:13] we need to strengthen the Mecca Defense
[00:12:17] Agreement that we made with Saudi Arabia
[00:12:20] and Pakistan by deepening
[00:12:23] it further, by structuring it
[00:12:27] further, by making it multi-layered
[00:12:29] and expanding it, by ensuring the participation
[00:12:33] of some Islamic states, especially Egypt,
[00:12:36] in this. We also need to make the same agreement
[00:12:40] with the Turkic world, Central Asia.
[00:12:43] Look, the fear in Central Asia is this: We are now discussing
[00:12:47] the Russia-Ukraine war. I won't digress,
[00:12:51] but I'll just point this out.
[00:12:53] If Russia emerges successfully
[00:12:57] from Ukraine, there is a fear that it will turn to
[00:13:00] the Turkic world again, because these are countries that lived
[00:13:04] under Russian captivity for 70 years. The Caucasians have
[00:13:08] a history, this fear exists, so
[00:13:11] a similar agreement needs
[00:13:14] to be made with the Turkic world in the Caucasians. It's not
[00:13:17] just an agreement, of course, when I say structuring it,
[00:13:21] it means creating certain military
[00:13:24] pacts and making
[00:13:28] it multi-layered. So, this visit,
[00:13:32] that is, Saudi Arabia's visit to Egypt, is very important.
[00:13:35] Thank you very much, Mr. Şuay,
[00:13:38] if you wish, you can make your assessment with map
[00:13:42] support. So, the main element of the map
[00:13:45] will be Yemen and Bab el-Mandeb, but we will also
[00:13:48] discuss other issues with it.
[00:13:52] This map tells us everything. So.
[00:13:55] "A huge peninsula. A product
[00:13:58] produced on this peninsula is a determining factor
[00:14:02] in many parts of the world. But
[00:14:04] those knots,
[00:14:06] which you can cover with your finger on the map,
[00:14:10] have become Gordian
[00:14:12] knots. This affects all of us. What do you say?
[00:14:16] Now, in our program two weeks ago, Fatih Bey
[00:14:20] particularly mentioned on another map that we are discussing this place today,
[00:14:23] a locked point. Hormuz. But
[00:14:27] the risk of discussing Bab el-Mandeb in the coming weeks is increasing day by day,
[00:14:31] I had said. Of course, this is a scenario
[00:14:34] we don't want to talk much about once the conflict started,
[00:14:38] because the blockade in Hormuz is still ongoing,
[00:14:41] and the conflict continuing around Hormuz
[00:14:45] continues unfortunately, even though it pauses from time to time.
[00:14:48] Therefore, both the energy flow and trade
[00:14:52] routes here are almost completely paralyzed. And
[00:14:55] the world markets, I know this is closely followed on TRT screens,
[00:14:59] pricing the price change accordingly,
[00:15:03] assuming that the blockade here is now permanent.
[00:15:06] However, the discussion of Bab el-Mandeb
[00:15:09] for the past two days has brought the conflict
[00:15:12] to a new point. Of course, our viewers can also
[00:15:16] see Bab el-Mandeb on the map. It is not a region
[00:15:20] bordering or coastal to Iran or to any of
[00:15:23] the conflicting parties. But when we talk about
[00:15:27] Yemen and the Houthis, Iran also appears as an important
[00:15:30] actor. The civil war that has been going on in Yemen
[00:15:34] for many years and the presence of the Houthis
[00:15:38] in conflict environments in the region before. We know about the existence of the Houthis here, Iran's
[00:15:41] relationship with the Houthis at this point after the war that started on February 28,
[00:15:45] the announcement that the Houthis would support Iran
[00:15:48] brought the idea that the Bab el-Mandeb Strait could be a crisis that could be deployed
[00:15:52] at any moment to a point expected by the world public,
[00:15:55] but in the last week,
[00:15:59] especially the attacks carried out on Saudi Arabia
[00:16:02] in the region, let's also remember this, you know,
[00:16:06] we saw different processes occurring with President
[00:16:10] Trump regarding the Houthis in previous months, yes,
[00:16:13] the United States seriously bombed
[00:16:17] the Houthi region in Yemen before
[00:16:21] the Iran war started, our viewers will remember,
[00:16:24] and after this bombing took place, President Trump
[00:16:27] said, "From now on, I have destroyed all their logistical
[00:16:31] capabilities so that they cannot move." But when
[00:16:34] we look at the current situation, the field does not say the same thing.
[00:16:38] The United States does not seem
[00:16:42] very willing to carry out a military
[00:16:45] operation against the Houthis this time. Therefore,
[00:16:48] after the closure of Bab el-Mandeb or
[00:16:51] its transformation into a process similar to the Strait of Hormuz, we will see
[00:16:55] how the United States or regional countries
[00:16:58] will react, but let's say this: while the Strait of Hormuz is under
[00:17:01] blockade, the closure of Bab el-Mandeb as well,
[00:17:04] Mr. Selvi always used this example,
[00:17:07] Hormuz was the squeezing of a very narrow bottleneck,
[00:17:11] if both become dysfunctional at the same time, this squeezed
[00:17:15] bottleneck will completely turn into a breath-taking
[00:17:18] group, and this has the potential
[00:17:21] to create an impact that has not been seen
[00:17:25] in the region, in Africa, and in the wider
[00:17:29] geography of Southeast Asia until now,
[00:17:33] not only in terms of global trade, but also
[00:17:36] in terms of geopolitical changes and power vacuums in the international
[00:17:39] system. "While this crisis was going on in Hormuz, Saudi Arabia
[00:17:42] was able to ship its product, oil, through this,
[00:17:46] but when things got complicated here, the professor says,
[00:17:49] 'It's unbearable.' Thank you very much, professor, please,
[00:17:53] this situation pointed out by our professor is directly reflected
[00:17:57] in the figures. I will also share these figures,
[00:18:00] and then I will give the floor to Mr. Başbuğ. "Weekly
[00:18:03] barrel prices, the reflection of the war
[00:18:07] on the oil graph." Now, let me do this, on February 28,
[00:18:11] 72 dollars, that is, the barrel price of Brent
[00:18:14] crude oil, which was 72 dollars at the start of the war in Iran,
[00:18:18] reached 108-110 dollars
[00:18:21] at the point we have reached now. Now, I don't want to read all
[00:18:25] these zigzags, but there is such a situation that I had compared
[00:18:28] this to blood pressure, a patient either has
[00:18:31] high blood pressure or low blood pressure, but the body of a patient
[00:18:34] with such volatile blood pressure
[00:18:38] can face consequences that can lead to organ
[00:18:41] failure as a result of insufficiency
[00:18:45] after a while. Look, 72,
[00:18:48] 81, 119, then 93, then
[00:18:51] 113, 96, 109, 96,
[00:18:55] 90, 99, 109, 83,
[00:18:58] then 70, then 80, then suddenly 11.
[00:19:02] All these explanations and the realities on the ground
[00:19:06] are directly related, and
[00:19:09] we are talking about a market that has become so volatile.
[00:19:12] Let's also mention this. Mr. Başbu, why did this happen,
[00:19:15] what have we been experiencing since February 28? Now,
[00:19:19] will you talk about parallel structures? I will, but
[00:19:22] let me do it over the map, please, let me be invited,
[00:19:25] no offense, please, sir, Mr. Başbu is requesting the previous
[00:19:29] map, why, because on the map, truly,
[00:19:32] you know, Coşkun Abi loves this map, this is the summary, this is the summary,
[00:19:36] this is also yours. I love map work, indeed. Now, it's easier
[00:19:40] and simpler to explain on the map so that
[00:19:43] we can clearly convey our message to our viewers. Look, this
[00:19:47] map is very important. Please. Something is happening here, and oil prices,
[00:19:51] as you just said, are going up and down like a heart
[00:19:54] graph. That is, it's very , very interesting. Now,
[00:19:58] during this process, some people are making a lot of money. But
[00:20:01] what is happening and why is this volatile
[00:20:04] jump Now, capital is timid. "Money
[00:20:07] is timid, it immediately flees from war and tense
[00:20:11] and insecure environments. This overturns all balances.
[00:20:14] Now, here, there is
[00:20:18] a supply of oil to the world, and almost
[00:20:20] this part, a large segment, Qatar,
[00:20:24] United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia,
[00:20:28] Iran, likewise Iraq,
[00:20:31] these are the main countries that provide services in this regard in the world.
[00:20:34] If you close two places that come to the market
[00:20:38] here, the prices will naturally experience that graph.
[00:20:41] And when that happens, balances
[00:20:44] are overturned all over the world, and everyone,
[00:20:48] you just said, it increased 3 times in America,
[00:20:53] 6 dollars doesn't sound like much, but 3 times more is well understood.
[00:20:56] So, if the current price is, for example, 100 liras,
[00:21:00] imagine it went up to 300 liras per liter, this overturns everything. So what happens,
[00:21:04] why is this imbalance
[00:21:07] happening due to the war and the tension
[00:21:10] in the region? So, right now, why is Saudi Arabia,
[00:21:13] which we are talking about, a target, and what happened
[00:21:17] that suddenly Saudi Arabia was surrounded
[00:21:20] from 3 fronts?
[00:21:22] Here is the subject of my article
[00:21:26] tomorrow, dear Fatih, the 3H formula. If we
[00:21:28] understand what
[00:21:31] is happening here, we will write
[00:21:34] the prescription correctly. Now, when the first
[00:21:37] war started, when this virus attacked
[00:21:41] Iran, Turkey made a statement.
[00:21:45] It was a very sudden and very harsh and clear
[00:21:48] statement. It said, "We made this statement
[00:21:52] in response to Israel's attacks on Iran. This was our statement
[00:21:55] at the beginning of this war, 5-6 months ago. It was the statement we made
[00:21:58] immediately. We said that we condemn
[00:22:01] with hatred the attacks carried out by
[00:22:04] the terrorist organization called Israel. We said that this is absolutely
[00:22:07] unacceptable. But then we continued
[00:22:10] and said that we do not approve
[00:22:13] of Iran's attacks on regional countries either. Why did we
[00:22:17] say this? Because Israel has two goals here.
[00:22:20] One, to make people forget Gaza,
[00:22:24] two, to start a regional war and push itself
[00:22:28] into the background. This is the goal. When you look at it,
[00:22:31] Netanyahu has no other rescue recipe.
[00:22:34] Now, by making attacks here,
[00:22:38] you bring water to the mill of this place.
[00:22:41] Now I come to the latest events.
[00:22:44] What is the 3H formula I mentioned?
[00:22:48] There are Iranian proxy forces. They say the Shia crescent.
[00:22:52] Such an axis has been drawn, everyone knows the Shia crescent,
[00:22:56] and there is a system created regarding that crescent. What is
[00:23:00] the system? Hashd al-Shaabi in Iraq, under whose control?
[00:23:03] Under Iran's control, that is, its proxy
[00:23:07] force. It was in Syria, thank God, that is over,
[00:23:10] that threat passed. What is in
[00:23:13] Lebanon? The second H.
[00:23:17] Hezbollah. This suffered a heavy blow
[00:23:20] in its region right now. It is carrying out some struggles in its favor.
[00:23:24] The third H is the Houthis,
[00:23:27] that is, This circle always worked,
[00:23:30] that is, it was always mentioned. Hashd al-Shaabi, Hezbollah,
[00:23:34] and the Houthis. Iran's proxy
[00:23:37] forces. Now, I have always separated the Houthis
[00:23:40] from the others. Why? They are more independent
[00:23:44] from Iran. At the same time, they have dealt great blows to Israel.
[00:23:47] We always gave them credit. We praised
[00:23:50] the Houthis and said that they deliver direct messages
[00:23:54] without beating around the bush. We said that they are the most effective
[00:23:57] fighting force so far. Until when? I used the past
[00:24:00] tense. Until these recent attacks on Saudi Arabia.
[00:24:03] Now, here, one of the three H's is out of
[00:24:07] action. Two remain, Hashd al-Shaabi
[00:24:10] and the Houthis. And note that two
[00:24:13] of your three fronts are these in these latest
[00:24:17] attacks, that is, they were attacked received an attack. That is, Iran's proxy
[00:24:21] forces. Who benefited from this
[00:24:22] attack? Look, right now we are talking about a regional
[00:24:26] war, will it spread to other countries? Will there be a
[00:24:30] war between Yemen and Saudi Arabia?
[00:24:33] It will benefit this place. Now, as far as I know,
[00:24:37] Iran's main enemy was Israel.
[00:24:40] If I'm wrong, correct me. Suddenly, Saudi
[00:24:42] Arabia entered the equation. So what's happening? Why are we suddenly
[00:24:46] talking about Saudi Arabia?
[00:24:50] "Let there be no discomfort from the Mecca
[00:24:52] Alliance. Let no new plot be arranged in
[00:24:56] response
[00:24:58] to the Mecca Alliance?
[00:25:01] I've linked tomorrow's article to this. In other words, the main event
[00:25:04] happening here is an attack, a sabotage,
[00:25:08] against the Mecca Alliance. Through whom? Interestingly,
[00:25:12] through Iran. Look, Turkey is trying to establish an Islamic Union.
[00:25:15] Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, the most important, most major
[00:25:18] countries have come together. "You've held the second meeting in Istanbul,
[00:25:22] and you gave a title from the meeting held by the Chief of General Staff just now.
[00:25:25] Yes, the Chief of General Staff, the Minister of Defense, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs meet almost every day
[00:25:29] in Istanbul. They meet every day, plus a de facto meeting
[00:25:32] was held in Istanbul, we were there for all the world to
[00:25:36] see. We evaluated that
[00:25:39] meeting at Çırağan Palace, and contact was established,
[00:25:43] new decisions were made, a legal infrastructure for
[00:25:47] this issue will be created for a period of one year."
[00:25:50] A preparation process will be experienced, no new members
[00:25:53] will be admitted, you are in such a period
[00:25:56] and in that period, Saudi Arabia,
[00:25:58] one of these three countries, is attacked via Hashd al-Shaabi and the Houthis.
[00:26:02] receiving an attack. Hmm hmm. Then, then I will move to a new dimension
[00:26:06] regarding the Houthis and subject it to a new evaluation.
[00:26:09] Here, I would say that Iran deliberately and knowingly carried out these attacks as a proxy force.
[00:26:13] Sir, there is a new development, let me read
[00:26:17] it. I apologize. Saudi Arabia's Civil Defense Directorate
[00:26:20] in Jizan, Abha, and Khamis Mushayt activated an early warning
[00:26:24] system and issued a danger warning.
[00:26:28] And 7 minutes
[00:26:30] later, they announced that the danger in these areas had passed. So,
[00:26:34] there is a tense situation, and unfortunately, an environment
[00:26:38] has been created where tension can arise at any moment. Now,
[00:26:42] let me say this: under whose command
[00:26:45] did these proxy forces get involved? Under the command of the Revolutionary Guards,
[00:26:48] that is, Iran. Hmm hmm. What is the aim? Interestingly,
[00:26:52] Saudi Arabia is the target, the aim is unknown. No, I told you the aim. The Mecca Alliance
[00:26:56] created great discomfort. Even Iran, interestingly, a
[00:27:00] new alliance that would lead to Islamic cooperation was formed.
[00:27:03] The first reaction came from Iran.
[00:27:06] Look, the national security advisor came out and said, "This agreement on paper
[00:27:09] will not save you." He is said to have meant
[00:27:13] Saudi Arabia. Now, proxy forces are involved here.
[00:27:15] On whose behalf? On Iran's behalf.
[00:27:19] So, who is Israel's proxy force here? Or is it the Revolutionary Guards?
[00:27:23] It's
[00:27:25] a provocative statement. Yes. That's the essence of the matter. So, while
[00:27:29] you haven't laid a finger on Israel for months,
[00:27:32] you go and bomb Saudi Arabia's oil
[00:27:35] facilities, you involve proxy forces here. Look, Iraq
[00:27:39] opened an investigation. The Iraqi government reacted very appropriately
[00:27:42] and said, "We are investigating the attack."
[00:27:45] Now, how did these forces get
[00:27:48] into action? Where did the order come from? There is no
[00:27:52] need to explain this anymore. There is a structure
[00:27:54] that got involved as a proxy force under Iran's command. So, is
[00:27:58] the involvement of this structure a coincidence?
[00:28:02] Absolutely not. So, who put that structure into action? That's why I asked
[00:28:06] if Israel's proxy force was the Revolutionary Guards.
[00:28:09] Now, when you look at it, an environment that completely plays into Israel's hands
[00:28:13] is being created. A tense
[00:28:16] environment. You just gave the latest news. God
[00:28:19] forbid. If there were no Turkey. Look,
[00:28:23] Saudi Arabia is conducting a truly
[00:28:26] remembering that Turkey was in the background, in the kitchen, during those
[00:28:30] contacts. They were not pointless contacts. If there were no Turkey, a response
[00:28:34] from Saudi Arabia or a sudden response to Iraq
[00:28:38] would lead things to entirely different places. That's the
[00:28:41] goal, and this issue will be stirred up, dear Fatih. Let's
[00:28:44] announce it from here. Perhaps in the near future, a regional war is desired
[00:28:48] by striking different geographies. Will this be tested
[00:28:51] in the coming hours here?
[00:28:55] You know, a story was written for us at the beginning, I opposed it then too, you remember.
[00:28:58] Iran's parallel, I said. The guards stated it like this:
[00:29:02] there are American bases,
[00:29:06] that's why we are striking these places. 6 months passed, 5 months passed, there is no
[00:29:10] base here, no activity, no attack on you, what's the point of still striking
[00:29:13] these places? Okay, you wrote something at the beginning,
[00:29:16] which I also opposed, that there are air defense
[00:29:20] systems, and I will strike Israel, but since I can't
[00:29:23] overcome this, I'm striking these places, let these air
[00:29:27] defense systems be finished, then see how I rain death
[00:29:30] here. There hasn't been a single strike for a month or two.
[00:29:33] We don't talk about Israel at all, we've started talking about Iran, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Saudi
[00:29:36] Arabia, Yemen, Saudi Arabia. You are saying that this is the situation that Israel
[00:29:40] truly wants, no one should fall for this game.
[00:29:44] And while Israel is doing this, it is playing a very dirty
[00:29:47] game. It is using its proxy forces
[00:29:50] in the region.
[00:29:52] The Revolutionary Guards are involved in this, and a war environment is deliberately and intentionally
[00:29:56] desired to be created, but thankfully Turkey is there. Since Turkey
[00:29:59] always knows the true nature of the game, it has prevented
[00:30:02] this fire from flaring up with some diplomatic
[00:30:05] measures, and continues to prevent it, but for how long? We will
[00:30:08] be following and
[00:30:48] friends too much, because I will move on to the Kaşif Kozinoğlu
[00:30:52] file, but before that,
[00:30:55] there are statements from the ministers, I'll give those too,
[00:30:58] so that we understand what we are drawing
[00:31:02] from this picture.
[00:31:09] It says that when you remove products affected by the war,
[00:31:12] you see that the downward trend in inflation in Turkey
[00:31:16] continues. And according to the medium-term
[00:31:19] plan, the impact of the war on our annual
[00:31:22] inflation, dear guests and dear
[00:31:25] viewers, was 7%. This is indeed
[00:31:29] a technically calculated situation.
[00:31:32] Mehmet Şimşek, Minister of Treasury and Finance, Mehmet Şimşek says that in this difficult
[00:31:36] geography, during this period, there is a significant increase
[00:31:39] in Turkey's resilience to economic
[00:31:42] shocks. Inflation, in all conjunctures,
[00:31:45] instead of falling, could have gotten out of control, but
[00:31:48] it didn't. Yes, I mean, if you think about it, your
[00:31:52] neighbor right next to you is at war, yes,
[00:31:55] and not just small wars,
[00:31:59] but at war with the world's superpower, at war with
[00:32:02] an Israel that is provoking the world's superpower. Despite
[00:32:06] this, if the flow of daily life continues
[00:32:10] like this, apart from its small whims, this is truly very
[00:32:14] important, very...
[00:32:17] Mr. Fatih, there was a 12-day war, it ended. There is a
[00:32:20] war that started on February 28th and is still ongoing,
[00:32:24] and this war is right on our
[00:32:27] border. America and Israel attacked Iran
[00:32:31] together. Iran also implemented a strategy
[00:32:34] of spreading this war to the Gulf countries.
[00:32:38] Here, Turkey made a very strategic
[00:32:42] choice. It emerged as an island of stability
[00:32:45] in the midst of this fire. Here,
[00:32:49] of course, there is a large part played by President
[00:32:53] Erdoğan's being a very experienced, seasoned, and
[00:32:56] highly insightful leader. We are both striving
[00:33:00] for this war to stop, and
[00:33:04] we do not find the attack on our neighbor Iran
[00:33:08] right. But on the other hand,
[00:33:11] we are standing out as a country of stability
[00:33:14] and security. So, maintaining this balance is truly difficult.
[00:33:18] I always believe that up until now, perhaps President
[00:33:21] Erdoğan needed to be the president of Turkey, but in this period
[00:33:25] we are experiencing, where the world is torn apart
[00:33:29] by wars, civil wars, and occupations,
[00:33:32] and this is happening right in our region, with Ukraine above
[00:33:36] us, Iran below us, and Lebanon and Palestine
[00:33:39] not far from us, Turkey needs President
[00:33:42] Erdoğan's leadership
[00:33:52] can move on to the Kaşif Kozinoğlu
[00:33:54] file. But what a file, I mean,
[00:33:57] truly Raci
[00:34:00] Şaşmaz, the screenwriter of Kurtlar Vadisi,
[00:34:04] gave a statement in the Kozinoğlu investigation. So,
[00:34:07] there may be viewers who have never heard this until
[00:34:11] now. That's why I want to explain it in detail.
[00:34:15] Sir, in an episode of Kurtlar
[00:34:19] Vadisi Pusu from 2011,
[00:34:22] a character named Kazım Kaşifoğlu,
[00:34:25] who is introduced as an intelligence
[00:34:28] officer, is first taken,
[00:34:32] then
[00:34:34] arrested, then
[00:34:37] subjected to a secret
[00:34:41] operation. I'm talking about the series. Then
[00:34:44] he says, "I think my heart is sick,
[00:34:48] I'm going to have a heart attack, take me to a doctor."
[00:34:51] All of this happens in the series. Afterwards, he is
[00:34:55] killed with an injection and beating. All of this happens in
[00:34:58] the series. Then, 48 hours later, just two days
[00:35:02] later, that is, on November 12, 2011,
[00:35:05] not Kazım Kaşifoğlu, but Kaşif
[00:35:09] Kozinoğlu, that is, the real person in real life,
[00:35:12] passes away.
[00:35:15] "This must be a very big coincidence," he was called to give a statement. The screenwriter
[00:35:19] of Kurtlar Vadisi, the screenwriters. Raci
[00:35:22] Şaşmaz says: "The character of Kaşifoğlu
[00:35:25] was created to depict intelligence agency
[00:35:29] conflicts. This is purely a fictional plot. We have no
[00:35:32] possibility of knowing someone's death beforehand. The claim
[00:35:36] that Ali Fuat Yılmazer and Hasan Atilla Uğur
[00:35:40] interfered with the script is unfounded." he says
[00:35:43] and continues. "No message was conveyed
[00:35:46] in the series through vehicle license plates or a tombstone. Now, I will not
[00:35:50] comment at all, I will leave the comment to my guests. Let me explain
[00:35:54] what happened without commenting. For example, you can see the letters FG
[00:35:57] on a license plate, or you can see
[00:35:59] 15-16 on a license plate, or a huge
[00:36:03] "Erdoğan" written on a tombstone, for example. These have attracted
[00:36:06] attention. Raci Şaşmaz says that Osman
[00:36:09] Sınav and Hasan Atilla Uğur used to meet frequently.
[00:36:13] Osman Sınav wanted to give ideas about the script, I didn't allow
[00:36:16] it. Osman Sınav, who has passed away,
[00:36:19] as you know, the first producer of the series, said
[00:36:22] he received threats and wanted to leave the job and hand it
[00:36:25] over to me. Raci
[00:36:28] Şaşmaz, that's the situation. We'll talk about the others later,
[00:36:31] I'll share the other information. Again, I'll
[00:36:34] give it to Mr. Selvi. He spoke briefly earlier. What is
[00:36:37] this now? Now,
[00:36:41] truly, Turkey is cleaning its bowels.
[00:36:44] This was an unfortunate phrase used at the wrong
[00:36:48] time, but now, especially through Kurtlar Vadisi,
[00:36:52] the reopening of this file regarding Kaşif
[00:36:55] Kozinoğlu's death or assassination
[00:36:58] makes us say this. Now, there is a very key
[00:37:02] person here who hasn't been in the spotlight much.
[00:37:05] Enver Altaylı. Enver Altaylı
[00:37:08] is a former MIT member and
[00:37:12] is in prison for the Hablemitoğlu assassination.
[00:37:15] Enver Altaylı was also caught while
[00:37:19] trying to smuggle a witness Fetullahist, a former MIT agent,
[00:37:22] for the Zarrap case. He's a complicated
[00:37:25] man.
[00:37:27] In a letter he wrote to Fetullah, he started by saying "esteemed
[00:37:31] sir" and reported two people.
[00:37:34] One is Chief of General Staff İlker Başbuğ. He says he
[00:37:38] is very dangerous for us and doesn't allow our activities. What
[00:37:42] happened to İlker Başbuğ? İlker Başbuğ was imprisoned
[00:37:45] after leaving his position as Chief of General Staff.
[00:37:47] So, this report had a consequence, and İlker Başbuğ became
[00:37:51] the first former Chief of General Staff to be imprisoned. They were so
[00:37:55] ruthless. He reports the second name, saying that Kaşif
[00:37:58] Kozinoğlu, he says, is the man who caused our schools in Central
[00:38:02] Asia to be closed, especially in Uzbekistan.
[00:38:05] He's a very dangerous man. This man,
[00:38:08] he says, could become the Undersecretary
[00:38:12] of MIT. There is such a danger. This is a very
[00:38:15] big danger for the community and for your person, he
[00:38:19] tells Fetullah. He says this person needs to be
[00:38:23] neutralized. What happened? He was brought from Central Asia with a plot,
[00:38:26] imprisoned, and neutralized in prison.
[00:38:29] So, this letter is not a "greetings and kisses"
[00:38:32] letter; it is a letter with consequences.
[00:38:36] Enver Altaylı's testimony needs to be taken
[00:38:39] and he needs to be prosecuted here.
[00:38:42] The incident here is, of
[00:38:44] course,
[00:38:46] Kaşif Kozinoğlu was in prison,
[00:38:50] he was exercising. After exercising, he holds his
[00:38:53] chest. There, Kaşif Kozinoğlu is given a sublingual
[00:38:57] tablet. Hasan Atilla Uğur says that the pill
[00:39:01] belonged to him and was given because Kaşif Kozinoğlu
[00:39:04] asked for it. There was a very serious delay in intervention.
[00:39:08] I mean, with a fake letter, this
[00:39:11] is a system established by Fetullah. For example, Fetullah
[00:39:14] targeted Coşkun Başbuğ. After targeting him,
[00:39:18] what do they do? Their police and judicial
[00:39:21] segments have formed a mechanism. They make fake intelligence
[00:39:25] letters written. Then, fake intelligence
[00:39:29] letters are written, they enter his life. Alfuat
[00:39:32] Yılmazer, one of Fetullah's important police chiefs. They
[00:39:36] listen to him and monitor him. Then,
[00:39:39] they arrest him with an operation.
[00:39:42] After arresting him with an operation, they build him up.
[00:39:45] After that, they either discredit
[00:39:49] him, or punish him,
[00:39:52] or both discredit and imprison him. Some of them
[00:39:56] disappear in prison...
[00:40:05] These are normal things. Here, too,
[00:40:08] when he holds his chest, he has a friend in prison,
[00:40:11] one of them is Hasan Atila. They press the emergency button.
[00:40:14] When they press the emergency button, Coşkun Başbuğ,
[00:40:17] a commander with prison experience, says "come
[00:40:20] immediately." While intervention should have been made
[00:40:23] within a minute or two, a Fetullahist
[00:40:26] guard turns the radio volume up full
[00:40:30] blast so that other guards don't hear the button.
[00:40:33] He obstructs it, and intervention is made 15 minutes later. In a heart attack,
[00:40:37] even a minute or two is crucial. There's more.
[00:40:40] On the way, some things happened. Then an ambulance
[00:40:43] takes him, and another ambulance is waited for on the way.
[00:40:47] So, according to some, the intervention is delayed by 36 minutes,
[00:40:51] according to others, by an hour. Every second
[00:40:54] and minute is important here. Why is his death being
[00:40:58] awaited? He is awaited to die. He is eliminated.
[00:41:01] They eliminate Kaşif Kozinoğlu, whom they saw as a threat.
[00:41:05] Raci Şaşmaz's statements here are not very
[00:41:09] convincing. In a report prepared
[00:41:11] by MIT regarding Kurtlar Vadisi, there are findings
[00:41:15] that Hasan Atilla Uğur initially directed
[00:41:19] this script. Another name is Levent Ersöz
[00:41:22] from gendarmerie intelligence. There are findings
[00:41:26] that they directed it,
[00:41:29] but for some reason, Kaşif
[00:41:33] Kozinoğlu and Hasan Uğur are put in the same cell
[00:41:36] in prison. I don't think
[00:41:40] these are very coincidental things.
[00:41:42] They entered from the right place. If we continue
[00:41:46] from here, I think that dark
[00:41:49] world will be illuminated. For example, why did
[00:41:53] Osman Sınav leave? Who threatened Osman
[00:41:56] Sınav? After Osman Sınav left,
[00:42:00] Raci Şaşmaz, that is, one of
[00:42:03] those who wrote the script, Raci Şaşmaz, also
[00:42:06] took over the production later. Ali Fuat Yılmaz,
[00:42:11] and one of Fetullah's important
[00:42:14] police chiefs. What are his connections?
[00:42:17] This can be easily revealed from phone records and HTS
[00:42:21] records. Look, former RTÜK chairman Zahit
[00:42:25] Akman called in to one of our broadcasts and said, "This
[00:42:29] structure began to fall under Fetullah's control, and then
[00:42:32] they made something called Kurtlar Vadisi Terör." He said, "This was
[00:42:36] a preparation to start a civil war in Turkey,
[00:42:40] and we, as RTÜK, called them and prevented it." So, none of these
[00:42:44] things are coincidental. Why did I insist so much?
[00:42:48] I apologize. I will seek my professor's
[00:42:51] indulgence, because you have made so many references.
[00:42:54] Mr. Başbuğ, you are a person who personally
[00:42:57] experienced all these things we've been talking about.
[00:43:00] I was also in prison when the late Kozinoğlu was in prison, that's why
[00:43:04] I'm asking. The periods and the moment he was killed
[00:43:07] were a Fetullahist operation, unfortunately.
[00:43:10] I had thought back then that he died a martyr.
[00:43:13] Now, days are being experienced when the truth
[00:43:16] is coming out. Now, one thing is clear,
[00:43:20] dear Fatih, the operation was a Fetullahist
[00:43:23] operation, and Kaşif Kozinoğlu was killed
[00:43:27] in prison, he died a martyr. Why do I say martyr?
[00:43:30] Because he was truly one of the symbolic figures
[00:43:33] who completed his life in the Middle East, and in his country,
[00:43:36] he was a hero who sacrificed his life for
[00:43:39] his country, Kaşif Kozinoğlu. He was an elder brother to us,
[00:43:43] older than us, an intelligence officer, and
[00:43:46] he was called to the country with a plot,
[00:43:50] and he came running, was immediately arrested, and the operation ended in prison.
[00:43:53] He lost his life a week or 10 days before he was supposed to give his statement.
[00:43:57] 10 days before the first hearing. So, the hearing is on November
[00:44:00] 22nd, he loses his life on November
[00:44:03] 12th. Nedim Şener said the same thing last week, we were together at the same time.
[00:44:07] So, they say they didn't want him to speak.
[00:44:10] What I mean is, it was the same period. Another
[00:44:14] hero, one of the homeland's children whom I love very
[00:44:17] much. Now, before he came out, he says,
[00:44:20] when he gives his statement, the world will shake.
[00:44:24] Why does he use this sentence? Because he has incredible information
[00:44:27] about the terrorist organization Fetullah. It is also said that he
[00:44:31] could have pointed to the MIT plot.
[00:44:34] Yes, now, look, in this regard, if you allow
[00:44:38] me to come, go ahead, go ahead, sir. "You've accustomed us to being at the
[00:44:42] forefront. There's a script here, and
[00:44:45] in its content, there are truly
[00:44:47] amazing
[00:44:50] at what those findings are, Raci Şaşmaz says,
[00:59:52] "Good evening, we are here with Night Watch. Our clock
[00:59:56] shows 23:00. We will be together for 2 hours. We will bring
[00:59:59] you what happened today, its reflections on the new day,
[01:00:02] the hottest news, and what is happening in Turkey
[01:00:06] and other parts of the world. But first, let's take a look
[01:00:09] at the prominent headlines of the agenda. An operation
[01:00:13] was carried out in 22 provinces centered in Istanbul
[01:00:16] against those who manipulated
[01:00:19] the prices upwards in the fresh vegetable and fruit market. 33
[01:00:22] suspects were detained in this operation. Minister of Justice
[01:00:25] Akın Gürlek said that the chain extending from the field to the table
[01:00:29] will not be allowed to be turned
[01:00:31] into an unfair profit gate. We will be giving the details
[01:00:35] in Night Watch shortly. The first school
[01:00:38] bell rang yesterday. For parents, a sweet but
[01:00:42] also difficult rush began. While some children
[01:00:45] adapt to school easily, for others, the farewells
[01:00:49] at the school gate end with tears. So, how should families
[01:00:53] manage this process? What kind of path should be followed for the child
[01:00:56] to feel safe at school? We will open a parenthesis
[01:01:00] on this topic in Night Watch, and the cost of the war
[01:01:04] that the United States started with Iran continues to increase.
[01:01:07] In the United States, the increase in energy
[01:01:10] markets has turned into a crisis in recent days.
[01:01:14] Automobile Association data,
[01:01:17] the average price per gallon of diesel in the country
[01:01:21] is a record 6.26 dollars. According to experts, this increase,
[01:01:24] along with transportation costs, will also increase
[01:01:28] the prices of many basic consumer
[01:01:31] products. These were the prominent headlines of the agenda. For
[01:01:35] details of these and more, Night Watch has started on TRT Haber.
[01:01:38] başladı.
[01:01:45] President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
[01:02:24] stated that there is no message to be given to Turkey with provocative
[01:02:28] approaches in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean.
[01:02:34] He warned that no one should turn the Aegean
[01:02:38] and Eastern Mediterranean into a part of their domestic politics. Çelik also
[01:02:42] evaluated the early election discussions. He said that
[01:02:45] there is no early election on Turkey's
[01:02:46] agenda.
[01:02:51] Our emphasis on diplomacy should not be perceived
[01:02:54] as a weakness in any way.
[01:02:57] There is no message to be given to Turkey
[01:03:00] through a show of force or certain provocative
[01:03:03] approaches. No one should engage
[01:03:07] in a stance of turning the Aegean and Eastern
[01:03:10] Mediterranean into a part of domestic politics. AK Party
[01:03:13] Spokesperson Ömer Çelik reacted to the provocative
[01:03:16] initiatives in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean with these statements.
[01:03:20] He brought up the USA's decision to extend
[01:03:23] the lifting of the arms embargo on the Greek Cypriot administration. It was not
[01:03:27] a correct decision.
[01:03:29] These are approaches that will lead
[01:03:33] to further erosion of trust and consequences.
[01:03:37] Our determined stance on the principles
[01:03:40] of the Turkish Cypriot Cause will continue
[01:03:43] to be strengthened even further.
[01:03:45] edecektir.
[01:03:48] made statements after the Central Executive Board meeting. He also
[01:03:51] evaluated the crisis in the Middle East in the context
[01:03:55] of the US-Iran
[01:03:55] tension.
[01:04:02] it is necessary to meticulously avoid
[01:04:06] any chaos and turmoil that would cause more instability.
[01:04:10] We condemn all these attacks
[01:04:12] on Saudi Arabia in the strongest possible way.
[01:04:16] Çelik said that they are closely following the developments in line with the goal
[01:04:20] of a terror-free Turkey and a terror-free region.
[01:04:23] The groups called YBŞ forces
[01:04:26] eliminating their formations around Sinjar Mountain
[01:04:30] and entering an integration under the authority
[01:04:33] of the Iraqi government is extremely
[01:04:37] important in this regard. We want strong
[01:04:40] neighbors with political institutions that work
[01:04:43] on the principle of a single army. Ömer Çelik
[01:04:46] also stated that President Erdoğan's statements in Rize
[01:04:49] had nothing to do with early elections. It is a sentence
[01:04:52] he often says and emphasizes. We are preparing
[01:04:56] for the upcoming elections and we will achieve great success. This is not
[01:05:00] an early election signal. There is no election
[01:05:03] on Turkey's agenda right now, friends.
[01:05:06] There is no legal obstacle to our President's
[01:05:09] re-candidacy. AK Party Group Deputy Chairman Abdülhamit Gül
[01:05:13] evaluated the re-candidacy issue with these words.
[01:05:16] Gül, who met with teşkilat members within the scope of Turkey's Century
[01:05:20] meetings in Sakarya, also touched upon
[01:05:23] the process of a terror-free Turkey. residences and workplaces in 22 provinces.
[01:05:26] steady steps are being taken.
[01:05:29] He touched upon
[01:05:34] the re-candidacy of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan,
[01:05:38] and underlined that there is no legal and constitutional
[01:05:41] obstacle. I believe that our nation's
[01:05:44] demand and expectation will find a response
[01:05:47] in our Grand National Assembly, and with a decision
[01:05:50] of our Assembly, our nation's expectation that our President
[01:05:54] will be re-elected as President and candidate
[01:05:58] will be met. Our belief is complete.
[01:06:02] AK Party Group Deputy Chairman Abdülhamit Gül attended the Turkey's Century
[01:06:05] Meetings program in Sakarya. He emphasized that Turkey needs
[01:06:09] a civilian constitution. He also drew attention to the process
[01:06:12] of a terror-free Turkey. With the process
[01:06:16] of a terror-free Turkey, Turkey is now moving forward
[01:06:20] with firm steps towards a stronger future.
[01:06:22] Now, instead of the material and moral costs
[01:06:26] that Turkey allocates to terrorism in this sense,
[01:06:31] "we will carry Turkey to a stronger future in both production
[01:06:35] and employment, God willing.
[01:06:42] An operation was organized against those
[01:06:45] who manipulated prices upward in the fresh vegetable and fruit
[01:06:49] market in 22 provinces centered in Istanbul. 33 suspects
[01:06:52] were detained. Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek said that
[01:06:55] the chain extending from the field to the table will not be allowed
[01:06:59] to be converted
[01:07:04] into an unfair profit gate. The price journey of fresh
[01:07:07] vegetables and fruits from the field to the market was examined. The data from the market and farmer
[01:07:11] registration systems were analyzed one by one. A heavy blow
[01:07:14] was dealt to market suppliers who were found to have manipulated
[01:07:17] prices upward. Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek
[01:07:21] announced the operation on his social
[01:07:23] media account.
[01:07:27] The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office launched
[01:07:30] an investigation into market suppliers who manipulated
[01:07:33] prices upwards in the fresh vegetable and fruit market.
[01:07:37] By referring to the statements of 1029 farmers,
[01:07:40] it was determined at what price
[01:07:48] the products left the producer. It was determined that firms
[01:07:52] gained unfair profit by manipulating prices upwards. Arrest
[01:07:56] warrants were issued for 41 managers of 41 large distributor
[01:07:58] firms.
[01:08:02] Istanbul Financial Crimes investigation teams conducted
[01:08:05] operations at 109
[01:08:09] 33 suspects were detained.
[01:08:14] Minister of Justice Gürlek said that no stage of the chain
[01:08:18] extending from the field to the table will be allowed to be converted
[01:08:22] into an unfair profit gate over our producers' labor
[01:08:25] and our citizens' budget.
[01:08:27] The interrogation of the detained suspects
[01:08:31] at the police station continues.
[01:08:34] Those who manipulate prices upwards in the fresh vegetable
[01:08:38] and fruit market were not allowed to pass. We said that
[01:08:41] many people were detained in the operation. It turned
[01:08:44] out that products bought very cheaply from the field were shown
[01:08:48] to be much more expensive on paper. So, how was the price game
[01:08:52] from field to table deciphered? What are the suspects
[01:08:54] accused of?
[01:08:59] Document forgery, receipts issued in the name of the deceased,
[01:09:02] costs shown to be much higher than they are. The game of those
[01:09:06] who manipulate fruit and vegetable prices upward was deciphered.
[01:09:09] The tangerine that the farmer sold for 6 lira was shown
[01:09:13] as 28 lira. Potatoes sold for 7 lira were shown as 20 lira.
[01:09:16] Grapes that came from the field for 28 lira were 45, apples
[01:09:20] that came for 4 lira were recorded as 9.5 lira.
[01:09:23] Receipts were issued for many more products
[01:09:26] than the producers sold.
[01:09:29] Statements were taken from over a thousand farmers in 5 major
[01:09:32] cities. The Ministry of Trade's market registration system was examined.
[01:09:35] Farmer registration system data was obtained from the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.
[01:09:39] Masak intervened, and comparisons were made.
[01:09:42] The Ministry of Finance, Tax Inspection Board, also prepared
[01:09:46] a comprehensive report.
[01:09:50] In the examinations, it was understood that some companies, which are major
[01:09:53] suppliers in the markets, used their dominance in the market. It was determined
[01:09:57] that they showed the product supply as lower than it was,
[01:10:00] and the costs as higher than they actually were. It was determined that some companies
[01:10:04] created unreal costs by issuing fake producer receipts.
[01:10:08] It was observed that millions of liras worth of documents
[01:10:11] were created even in the name of people who did not sell any products,
[01:10:15] or even those who had passed away. The reports also included the statements
[01:10:18] of the farmers. It was reflected in the reports that a farmer
[01:10:22] who produced capia peppers sold his product to the supplier for 11 liras,
[01:10:25] but it was shown as sold for 18 liras in the receipt. Another farmer
[01:10:28] stated that a fake receipt was issued in his name. He stated
[01:10:32] that he never produced the product mentioned in the receipt. One of
[01:10:35] those farmers was a lemon producer. He said that
[01:10:39] he produced and sold a total of 200 tons of lemons in 2025,
[01:10:43] but that producer receipts were issued for a total
[01:10:47] of 633 tons of lemons in his name, instead
[01:10:50] of 200 tons. It was pointed out that suppliers
[01:10:53] manipulated fresh fruit and vegetable prices upwards with these
[01:10:57] methods. It was emphasized that unfair profit was obtained.
[01:11:00] vurgulandı.
[01:11:03] The investigation into the suspicious death of former MIT member
[01:11:07] Kaşif Kozinoğlu continues. Raci Şaşmaz, the screenwriter
[01:11:10] of the Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu series, who gave a statement, said
[01:11:14] that the script was a work of fiction and that no one interfered
[01:11:18] with the writing process. Let's see what items were included
[01:11:22] in that statement. We will convey it on our information screen. The Kaşfoğlu
[01:11:25] character was created to describe internal intelligence
[01:11:28] conflicts. He stated that this is completely
[01:11:32] a series fiction. He said that it is impossible
[01:11:35] for us to know someone's death in advance.
[01:11:39] That was screenwriter Raci Şaşmaz. Of course, there were
[01:11:42] also some parts about Osman Sınav in the statement,
[01:11:46] and Raci Şaşmaz also made statements about them. There are many
[01:11:50] details in this statement,
[01:11:52] let's listen to all the details in our news.
[01:11:57] The investigation into the suspicious death of former MIT member
[01:12:00] Kaşif Kozinoğlu, who died in Silivri Prison in 2011,
[01:12:04] is being deepened. Screenwriter of Kurtlar Vadisi, Raci Şaşmaz,
[01:12:07] who gave a statement as part of the investigation, stated that
[01:12:11] no one interfered with the script. He also claimed that
[01:12:15] there was no connection between former MIT member Kaşif Kozinoğlu
[01:12:18] and the intelligence officer Kazım Kaşifoğlu character
[01:12:21] in the series. The character of Kaşifoğlu was created
[01:12:25] to tell about internal intelligence conflicts. When his story ended,
[01:12:28] he was killed in the series, and the focus shifted to other
[01:12:32] characters and topics. It has nothing to do with real life. It consists
[01:12:34] of a combination of fictional characters. During the prosecutor's
[01:12:37] interrogation, screenwriter Raci Şaşmaz was asked if he was guided
[01:12:41] while writing the script for the Kurtlar Vadisi
[01:12:55] series. However, he stated that
[01:12:59] he had no legal or illegal connections.
[01:13:01] I met Hasan Atilla Uğur through director Osmansınav.
[01:13:05] No one interfered with our script. Osmansınav wanted to give
[01:13:08] ideas about the script from time to time, but I didn't allow it because
[01:13:12] I thought it was inappropriate. He said that he was threatened
[01:13:16] because I didn't accept his offer, and that he wanted to hand over the series to me.
[01:13:19] Retired Colonel Hasan Atilla Uğur was in the same
[01:13:23] cell as Kaşif Kozinoğlu in prison. Before his death in prison,
[01:13:26] the powerful intelligence officer Kazim Kaşifoğlu character
[01:13:29] in the series was kept in a cell, beaten, and threatened
[01:13:33] with death.
[01:13:35] Screenwriter Raci Şaşmaz stated that the tombstones
[01:13:39] and plaques in the series did not target anyone
[01:13:42] in real life.
[01:13:45] Search efforts continue for the crew of the Tugberk Imamoğlu
[01:13:48] ship that sank off Silivri, Istanbul.
[01:13:51] During the searches, a body was found that was the ship's.
[01:14:01] The families of the nine crew members are still waiting.
[01:14:08] The investigation into the sinking of the Tugberk Imamoğlu ship, which had a crew of 10,
[01:14:12] continues. Search efforts for the missing crew continued uninterrupted
[01:14:14] on the 14th day.
[01:14:17] The Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor's Office announced that a lifeless male body
[01:14:21] was found approximately 5 kilometers from the search area. DNA.
[01:14:33] The wait continues in Silivri. For 14 days,
[01:14:36] they have been waiting for news, day and night,
[01:14:39] with hope.
[01:14:40] bekliyorlar.
[01:14:45] Due to the ongoing efforts, the body of the first captain was
[01:14:48] recovered. This gives us a glimmer of hope
[01:14:51] for reaching our other people. There is no deficiency
[01:14:55] in informing us. We thank the District Governor,
[01:14:59] the Marmara Regional Commander, the Coast Guard Commander, and AFAD.
[01:15:02] There is truly a dedicated effort.
[01:15:06] While the investigation into the accident continues, search efforts
[01:15:09] for the nine crew members on the ship are also continuing by air and sea.
[01:15:13] The process continues, and yesterday's discovery gave us hope.
[01:15:17] We think that if one came out, the others will come out too.
[01:15:20] It was his last voyage. He was really
[01:15:23] going to quit. The previous
[01:15:25] one was also his last. But he said, "Let me finish this tour," and the company
[01:15:29] had also asked him a lot. My father was 65 years old. Unfortunately, he didn't
[01:15:32] listen to us. I mean,
[01:15:33] I couldn't stop him.
[01:15:37] It's been 14 days. I'm waiting for my son. I trust
[01:15:40] my state. I see what they're doing here. My faith in the state
[01:15:43] is endless. I want to get my son back as soon as possible,
[01:15:47] one way or another. I don't want to leave here without my son.
[01:15:51] The ship named Alsu, which went from Kocaeli to Ali Ağa on September 2nd,
[01:15:55] and the ship named Tugberk Imamoğlu, which was sailing from Iskenderun Port
[01:15:58] to Karadeniz Ereğli, collided off Silivri. The ship named
[01:16:01] Tugberk Imamoğlu sank
[01:16:03] shortly after the collision.
[01:16:07] In those images captured by a security
[01:16:10] camera, a fuel tanker in motion
[01:16:13] appears to be moving normally. However, a little later,
[01:16:16] we clearly see a vehicle literally impaled
[01:16:20] in the back of that tanker like an arrow,
[01:16:23] and the tanker, after a while, realizes
[01:16:26] the accident and stops. After it stops,
[01:16:30] police teams arrive at the scene, and
[01:16:33] we see that the entire vehicle
[01:16:37] has entered the back of that tanker. This car crashed into
[01:16:40] the back of a fuel tanker moving in the same direction
[01:16:44] at the Taşal Junction. Ahmet Sevim, a corrections
[01:16:48] officer, was inside, and it was determined
[01:16:51] that Ahmet Sevim lost his life as a result
[01:16:54] of the accident. Those moments were
[01:16:57] captured like this. Let's continue with a news about an investigation.
[01:17:00] 11 more suspects were detained in the Gülistan
[01:17:04] Doku investigation. Five of the suspects
[01:17:08] in Erzurum were referred to the courthouse,
[01:17:10] and four suspects were arrested.
[01:17:13] The case was closed as a missing person case. With new evidence
[01:17:16] and the statements of secret witnesses, the investigation
[01:17:20] into Gülistan Doku's disappearance turned into a murder
[01:17:22] investigation. University student
[01:17:26] who went missing Gülüştan Doku,
[01:17:29] the investigation is being carried out in a multifaceted manner.
[01:17:32] The Erzurum Chief Public Prosecutor's Office issued arrest warrants
[01:17:36] for 11 suspects in 7 provinces on the grounds of evidence tampering
[01:17:39] and interference with the investigation. All suspects were taken
[01:17:42] to Erzurum.
[01:17:45] Four of the suspects whose statements were taken
[01:17:48] were arrested. A judicial control decision was made for one person.
[01:17:52] The proceedings of the other suspects at the Erzurum courthouse
[01:17:56] The number of arrests in the deepened Gülüştan Doku investigation
[01:18:00] rose to 36. Among the detainees are the chief
[01:18:03] suspect of the murder, Mustafa Türkay Sonel, and the governor of Tunceli
[01:18:14] at the time. Search efforts continue for 11-month-old Büşra Balıkçı,
[01:18:17] who disappeared in Sivas. The statements of the 10 suspects
[01:18:21] in custody are ongoing. The governorship announced that the incident
[01:18:24] is being investigated in all its aspects.
[01:18:29] 11-month-old Büşra Balıkçı disappeared on September 10
[01:18:33] in the Divriği district of Sivas. Many teams were directed to Güngören
[01:18:37] village and mobilized to find the baby.
[01:18:40] While the teams were working to find the missing baby, an investigation
[01:18:44] into the incident was also launched.
[01:18:47] 10 suspects, including Büşra baby's father and mother,
[01:18:51] were taken into custody.
[01:18:54] The family's four children are under the protection of the Ministry
[01:18:58] of Family and Social Services.
[01:19:01] The Sivas Governorship made a statement about the incident.
[01:19:05] Drawing attention to the contradictory statements
[01:19:07] of the family members, it was
[01:19:09] emphasized that every possibility regarding the disappearance
[01:19:12] of Büşra Baby is being thoroughly investigated. Efforts to find Büşra
[01:19:16] Baby
[01:19:17] continue.
[01:19:26] Schools opened in many parts of the world, and children
[01:19:30] eagerly and hopefully went to their schools.
[01:19:33] In Gaza, which the murderous Israel turned into a huge
[01:19:36] ruin, these images were recorded.
[01:19:39] The little girl is trying to go to school among
[01:19:42] the rubble, she is wearing her beautiful clothes,
[01:19:46] a school bag on her back, and the path she walks
[01:19:49] on, to her right, left, front, back, everywhere
[01:19:52] is covered with piles of rubble.
[01:19:56] Children's hopes are under occupation,
[01:19:59] school roads and all roads.
[01:20:02] Unfortunately, these painful scenes are being recorded in Gaza
[01:20:06] and killer Israel continues to strike
[01:20:09] civilians in the Gaza Strip. In the latest attacks, 4 Palestinians
[01:20:13] lost their lives. 11 people were injured. The United
[01:20:16] Nations reported that the Israeli army did not respect
[01:20:20] the dead under the rubble. The hunger crisis
[01:20:23] also continues in Gaza. In the occupied West
[01:20:27] Bank, one person lost their life during
[01:20:30] a raid by Israeli
[01:20:31] forces.
[01:20:37] continues to violate the ceasefire, four Palestinians lost their lives
[01:20:41] in the latest attacks, 11 people were injured. Thousands
[01:20:44] of people are still under the rubble in the Gaza Strip.
[01:20:48] The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk,
[01:20:52] stated that the Israeli army is deployed in many
[01:20:55] areas of Gaza. He emphasized that the dead under the rubble
[01:20:58] were bulldozed without any respect.
[01:21:01] A call was made for investigators to be allowed to enter
[01:21:05] the region. The Israeli blockade. The hunger crisis
[01:21:08] in Gaza left a 16-year-old child skin and bones.
[01:21:12] Ibrahim's emaciated body, which dropped to 7.5 kilograms,
[01:21:16] revealed the extent of the humanitarian crisis. Israel's rendering
[01:21:20] Gaza's infrastructure unusable also seriously threatens
[01:21:23] the environment and human health. All six wastewater
[01:21:26] treatment plants in the Gaza Strip are out
[01:21:30] of service. Only two sewage pumping stations
[01:21:34] are working.
[01:21:37] Israel's prevention of medical supplies from entering
[01:21:40] Gaza brought dental treatments to a halt. Palestinian
[01:21:44] dentists gathered in front of the International Red Cross
[01:21:47] Committee building. They protested Israel. Israeli oppression
[01:21:51] also continues in the occupied West Bank. Israeli
[01:21:55] forces raided the city of Elbire. One person
[01:21:57] died. Tensions are high between
[01:22:01] Iran-backed Houthis and Saudi Arabia in Yemen.
[01:22:05] The crisis is centered in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
[01:22:08] Most recently, the Houthis attacked three cities in Saudi
[01:22:11] Arabia with missiles and drones. Clashes
[01:22:14] also continue between the Houthis and Yemeni government
[01:22:17] forces.
[01:22:21] While the crisis continues in the Strait of Hormuz, tensions in Bab el-Mandeb
[01:22:25] are rising every day. Tensions do not ease between Iran-backed
[01:22:28] Houthis and Saudi Arabia in Yemen. The Houthis
[01:22:32] attacked three cities in Saudi Arabia with missiles
[01:22:34] and drones.
[01:22:37] attacks targeted the city of Hodeidah, 13 people were injured,
[01:22:40] and 7 houses and two vehicles
[01:22:42] were damaged.
[01:22:46] Clashes also continue between the Houthis
[01:22:48] and the Yemeni government. Government forces announced that they shot
[01:22:52] down three Iran-backed Houthi drones in the cities of Taiz
[01:22:56] and Shebwa.
[01:22:59] Government forces provided information on the latest attacks
[01:23:03] carried out by the Houthis
[01:23:04] in the Western Sakili region.
[01:23:21] The ceasefire in Yemen ended on July 13, and clashes
[01:23:24] flared up again. The Houthis moved towards the Bab el-Mandeb
[01:23:28] Strait. They seized the cities on the Red Sea coast
[01:23:31] and the islands around Bab el-Mandeb. Government forces, on the other hand,
[01:23:35] made progress in the city of Jawf near the Saudi Arabian border.
[01:23:39] It is stated that gaining control of Mandeb is a strategic
[01:23:43] goal for Iran.
[01:23:43] belirtiliyor.
[01:23:50] In the Strait of Hormuz, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard
[01:23:53] Corps shot down a US-made drone. It was announced that the United
[01:23:57] States also struck two Iranian fishing boats. We will get
[01:24:01] the details of the latest developments on the US-Iran
[01:24:04] front. Tuna Şanlı in Washington
[01:24:07] and Harun Aykaç in Tehran are with us. First of
[01:24:11] all, let's start with you, Tuna Şanlı. Now, according
[01:24:15] to the Pentagon report, the United States is experiencing
[01:24:18] a serious shortage of ammunition due to the war
[01:24:21] with Iran. In fact, the media reported that
[01:24:25] the cost of the war exceeded 33 billion
[01:24:28] dollars. Trump says he is open to negotiations, but
[01:24:32] on the other hand, attacks continue, there is a vice
[01:24:36] here. Now, what is America's plan for Iran, what does
[01:24:39] Trump say, what is being discussed
[01:24:44] in Washington? Hello Merve from the White House,
[01:24:47] 33 billion dollars, and
[01:24:50] 22 billion dollars of this is just spent
[01:24:53] ammunition. In other words, the ammunition used by the United
[01:24:57] States in the Iran war is around 22 billion
[01:25:00] dollars. Therefore, the Pentagon
[01:25:03] report once again revealed how costly the United States'
[01:25:06] war with Iran is. Of course, when we look
[01:25:09] at what is being discussed in Washington,
[01:25:13] we actually see that a point that we have frequently
[01:25:16] expressed on TRT Haber screens for a few weeks
[01:25:20] has manifested itself on the field. Specifically, the United
[01:25:24] States administration has been, and will continue
[01:25:27] to be, intensifying its economic attrition and military
[01:25:31] pressure campaign against Iran in the United
[01:25:34] States until the midterm elections in November. This
[01:25:38] is currently happening, and it is expected that
[01:25:41] both the naval blockade against Iran will continue,
[01:25:44] and a campaign of attrition against the Iranian
[01:25:48] army will also continue with small-scale
[01:25:51] attacks at certain intervals. A large-scale
[01:25:55] attack or a return to war is not expected,
[01:25:58] but especially because of the economic dimension
[01:26:01] of this issue and its reflections on the American
[01:26:04] economy, we know that Trump actually
[01:26:08] wants to end this process within
[01:26:11] a few months, because as this
[01:26:15] drags on, the price of gasoline and diesel
[01:26:18] in the United States continues to rise,
[01:26:22] and this carries the risk of increasing
[01:26:25] inflation, and contrary to what Trump
[01:26:29] wants, it carries the risk of the central
[01:26:32] bank Fed not lowering interest rates but increasing
[01:26:35] them. Trump was actually trying to reassure
[01:26:38] the markets by saying that this war could
[01:26:41] end before or immediately after the elections in November.
[01:26:45] No one foresees the end of the war,
[01:26:47] just as no one foresees a return to war, and
[01:26:51] an agreement is not in sight.
[01:26:54] When we look at what is being discussed in Washington,
[01:26:58] it seems that this process will continue to manifest
[01:27:01] itself as economic attrition and military pressure
[01:27:04] against Iran for at least another two months.
[01:27:08] Well, Tuna Şanlı, thank you. I actually have
[01:27:12] a few more parts that I'm curious about, but now let's
[01:27:16] go to Tehran. Let's continue with you. Now,
[01:27:20] the Iranian Armed Forces have decided to start the training process
[01:27:23] for hundreds of new battalions that will include 1 million
[01:27:26] people. In this context, a message was sent to citizens
[01:27:30] in Iran for mobilization registration. What does this new
[01:27:34] step from Iran mean? What is being planned? Is
[01:27:37] this a preparation for
[01:27:44] a serious war? Yes, Iran suffered serious
[01:27:47] wounds in the 12-day and 40-day wars with
[01:27:51] the United States and Israel, and to prevent these
[01:27:54] wounds from progressing further and to take measures,
[01:27:58] it naturally requests support from the public.
[01:28:01] In this context, months ago, it actually
[01:28:04] launched this self-sacrifice program, and at that time,
[01:28:08] there were over 20 million applications. However,
[01:28:11] the self-sacrifice program for which
[01:28:14] applications are being made today is slightly
[01:28:18] different. This time, it is a process for those
[01:28:21] who truly want to receive military training, first
[01:28:25] aid training, or rescue training to apply
[01:28:28] and participate in organizations that will provide
[01:28:32] these trainings. Therefore, Iran is carrying
[01:28:35] out this program under the name of
[01:28:38] the Iran Self-Sacrifice Popular Units Headquarters
[01:28:42] to organize people and to ensure that
[01:28:46] many units of the public are on alert
[01:28:49] in the event of a war situation that
[01:28:52] may arise in the process. Of course, there are
[01:28:55] applications, and as a result of these
[01:28:59] applications, those who are accepted will receive
[01:29:02] military training, as we mentioned earlier,
[01:29:06] as well as search and rescue and first
[01:29:10] aid training. Will it be limited to this?
[01:29:14] No, Iranian officials stated that if the
[01:29:17] war situation spreads significantly in the future,
[01:29:20] they have plans to extend this to many
[01:29:24] areas. Mesut Pezeşkian had made recommendations
[01:29:28] in this regard, saying, "I am ready
[01:29:31] to sacrifice my life for my country,
[01:29:35] I am sacrificing, I will sacrifice." Therefore,
[01:29:38] he said, "I congratulate the Iranian people for
[01:29:41] applying to this program." Yes, Iran is actually
[01:29:44] entering a new process, militarily, the Revolutionary
[01:29:48] Guard Corps, as well as the Iranian army,
[01:29:51] are already making these preparations. But
[01:29:54] to develop a people-based approach, they have
[01:29:58] also launched this program. Let's see how
[01:30:02] the upcoming process will evolve. Iran wants to be prepared
[01:30:06] in every aspect, both militarily and socially.
[01:30:09] These are the first signs of that. The
[01:30:12] Revolutionary Guard Corps had already said that
[01:30:15] we are prepared for any attack scenario
[01:30:19] that the United States and Israel
[01:30:21] might carry out. We are making our preparations.
[01:30:25] This is a part of those preparations.
[01:30:28] Yes, actually, preparations are also continuing
[01:30:32] on the Iranian front. Now, Tuna Şanlı, we see that
[01:30:36] there are also preparations in Iran, and there are
[01:30:39] new statements, but now the cost of this war
[01:30:43] that America started with Iran has become more visible. The
[01:30:46] increase in energy prices in the United States has also
[01:30:50] turned into a crisis in recent days. There were data
[01:30:53] from the American Automobile Association. According to this
[01:30:57] data, the average price of diesel per gallon
[01:31:01] in the country reached a record level of 6.26 dollars.
[01:31:04] Now, can the rise in the price of diesel also increase
[01:31:08] the prices of many basic consumer products? What did
[01:31:11] Trump say about this? As long as this war continues,
[01:31:15] how will its impact on the economy turn out for Trump
[01:31:17] as the midterm elections approach?
[01:31:22] Now, Trump claims that the rise in diesel
[01:31:26] prices is not due to the war in Iran,
[01:31:28] but to the Ukraine-Russia war. He even blamed Ukraine
[01:31:32] for this, saying that the price of diesel
[01:31:36] increased because Ukraine struck fuel depots in Russia,
[01:31:39] not because of the Iran war. However,
[01:31:43] if we listen to Trump four months ago,
[01:31:46] it was he who said that his initiated Iran
[01:31:49] war increased gasoline prices and inflation
[01:31:53] in the United States. Therefore, there is a very
[01:31:56] critical congressional election in November, and Americans
[01:32:00] generally vote by looking at gasoline prices,
[01:32:03] whether they can make ends meet with the money
[01:32:06] in their pockets, whether they can pay
[01:32:10] their bills, and in the congressional election,
[01:32:13] this is actually the primary factor. The country's
[01:32:17] economy has started to speak in this tone
[01:32:20] because the congressional election is approaching, and
[01:32:24] as you reminded our viewers earlier, the increase in
[01:32:28] diesel prices is 6.26 dollars per gallon. This
[01:32:31] is a very high figure for the United States. A few
[01:32:35] months ago, gasoline prices also exceeded 4.5 dollars,
[01:32:39] which is also a very high figure. Gasoline
[01:32:42] prices in the United States have always hovered
[01:32:46] around 1.5 dollars in recent years. So,
[01:32:49] all of this is actually a result of the war
[01:32:53] that the United States started with Iran. So,
[01:32:56] will this reflect on inflation and how will it affect
[01:32:59] the country's economy in general? If diesel
[01:33:03] and gasoline, that is, energy and especially
[01:33:06] fossil fuels, continue to increase
[01:33:09] in price, the United States is the world's
[01:33:13] largest oil consumer. Therefore, an increase
[01:33:17] in the price of oil, and then gasoline, diesel,
[01:33:20] or whatever type of fuel after the oil is processed,
[01:33:23] will undoubtedly increase inflation in the United
[01:33:27] States. This will also lead to the Federal
[01:33:30] Reserve, the central bank of the United States,
[01:33:33] not lowering interest rates, but increasing them,
[01:33:36] which is a long-awaited and desired outcome,
[01:33:40] but the expectation was the opposite because
[01:33:43] the country's economy is not doing well.
[01:33:47] This will bring other problems for the economy.
[01:33:51] The purchasing power of the people in the United
[01:33:54] States for homes has already fallen
[01:33:58] to its lowest level in decades. Mortgage
[01:34:01] rates also rose again above 7%,
[01:34:04] reaching their highest level in years,
[01:34:07] according to a statistic published recently. Therefore,
[01:34:11] Americans will look at these factors, they will
[01:34:15] pay attention to them, and if the economy continues
[01:34:18] this trend, if fuel prices continue
[01:34:22] to rise, it will undoubtedly not be a good
[01:34:24] picture for Trump and the Republicans.
[01:34:27] Therefore, we can say that Trump is actually
[01:34:30] looking for a way out to end the war
[01:34:34] in Iran in the coming weeks and months,
[01:34:37] just to stop its negative effects
[01:34:40] on the US economy. Merve, thank you
[01:34:43] Tuna Şanlı for the details you provided from Washington.
[01:34:47] We also thank Harun Aykaç, who shared the developments
[01:34:50] from Tehran. Let's continue. First
[01:34:53] the pandemic, then wars. In recent years,
[01:34:56] global economies have frequently been exposed to external
[01:35:00] shocks. In Turkey, the policies implemented
[01:35:03] have increased the economy's resilience to shocks.
[01:35:06] The war is estimated to have an impact of
[01:35:09] nearly 7 points on inflation. Excluding this impact,
[01:35:13] the downward trend in inflation
[01:35:18] is noteworthy. Wars, supply shocks, and
[01:35:22] global uncertainty. All these negative developments
[01:35:25] increased inflationary pressure on economies.
[01:35:28] In Turkey, the effects of rising global oil
[01:35:31] prices were also observed. However, when the
[01:35:34] effect of the war was
[01:35:36] excluded, the disinflation
[01:35:39] process continued. When you remove the products
[01:35:42] affected by the war, you see that the figure is going
[01:35:46] down. In other words, you see that the downward
[01:35:50] trend in inflation continues. The economic administration
[01:35:53] successfully continued the process with tight monetary and
[01:35:57] fiscal policies. Structural
[01:36:00] steps were taken, and the economy's resilience was increased.
[01:36:03] In this difficult geography during this period,
[01:36:06] there is a significant increase in the economy's
[01:36:10] resilience to shocks. Inflation could have gotten
[01:36:13] out of control in such conjuncture, let alone
[01:36:17] falling, but it didn't.
[01:36:18] Price
[01:36:23] stability... When we look at recent years, we are talking about
[01:36:27] a global economy where supply shocks
[01:36:30] have been much more frequent and much
[01:36:33] larger in scale. These have a significant
[01:36:37] impact on inflation dynamics, and indeed, we estimate
[01:36:41] this impact to be close to 7 points this year. In Turkey's
[01:37:00] recently announced medium-term economic program...
[01:37:04] Now, is cool and rainy weather coming? We will
[01:37:08] hear the answers from climate scientist Dr. Okan
[01:37:11] Bozyurt. Welcome to our broadcast, Professor. I wish
[01:37:15] you a good broadcast. Thank you. We have
[01:37:18] now passed mid-September, and temperatures have started
[01:37:21] to drop. Are we experiencing seasonal norms, or will
[01:37:25] we see even lower
[01:37:27] temperatures? How will
[01:37:30] the weather be across the country for the second
[01:37:33] half of September? Thank you. Well, in Turkey,
[01:37:36] we have been experiencing summer-like days for a while,
[01:37:40] but a cool and humid air mass, centered over
[01:37:43] the Black Sea, or rather, north of the Black Sea,
[01:37:47] has arrived in our country. Meanwhile, an interesting
[01:37:50] situation occurred in the Mediterranean. Actually, a few days
[01:37:53] ago, a cyclonic formation was observed roughly north
[01:37:56] or northwest of Egypt and Libya. There were
[01:38:00] even rumors that a hurricane might occur in the Mediterranean,
[01:38:03] but fortunately, it started to dissipate without strengthening.
[01:38:07] It was tropical cyclone size at first, but then
[01:38:10] it lost its strength, meaning it weakened.
[01:38:13] However, this system will bring humid air masses
[01:38:17] over our Mediterranean region. Therefore, both the system
[01:38:21] coming from the north and the system coming
[01:38:24] from the Central Mediterranean will cause effective
[01:38:28] rainfall in parts of the north, central, and eastern regions
[01:38:31] of the country for 3 days this week, and I can say
[01:38:35] that the air temperature will decrease noticeably. Yes,
[01:38:38] now, Professor, can adverse conditions such as storms
[01:38:42] and floods occur across the country?
[01:38:45] Of course. Let me just say this: starting
[01:38:49] tomorrow, especially the eastern part of the Marmara
[01:38:53] region, I'm talking about effective rainfall. The
[01:38:56] eastern Marmara, the inland parts of the Central
[01:39:00] Black Sea, and the Northern and Inland Aegean and the
[01:39:03] Lakes Region will start to experience effective rainfall
[01:39:07] in places. These rains will intensify and increase
[01:39:10] in severity, especially on Thursday. On Thursday,
[01:39:13] these rains will be effective mostly in the inland
[01:39:17] parts of the Western Black Sea tomorrow.
[01:39:21] Air temperatures will start to decrease from tomorrow.
[01:39:24] If we look at Istanbul, there will be scattered
[01:39:27] showers in Istanbul for 3 days, but
[01:39:31] according to current observations, very heavy rainfall
[01:39:35] is not expected, it will be in normal ranges.
[01:39:38] There will also be scattered showers in Ankara.
[01:39:41] In Izmir, only scattered showers are expected tomorrow
[01:39:45] because the system will move eastward quickly.
[01:39:49] On other days, the weather in Izmir will be partly
[01:39:52] cloudy and clear. However, in Antalya, rain is expected
[01:39:55] for 3 days, let me mention that immediately.
[01:39:59] Especially on Thursday and Friday, we expect strong
[01:40:03] and sometimes thundery
[01:40:04] showers in the south
[01:40:07] of the Mediterranean, especially in Mersin, so I think
[01:40:11] those concerned should be prepared for this.
[01:40:15] Without a doubt. So, Professor, what will the
[01:40:19] air temperatures be this week and weekend? What
[01:40:22] warnings and precautions should be taken?
[01:40:25] It's worth discussing this a bit. You already
[01:40:29] made a special mention for Istanbul, Ankara,
[01:40:32] and Izmir, and warned Antalya, but what kind
[01:40:36] of weather is expected for the entire country
[01:40:39] this week and weekend? Yes, now, of course,
[01:40:43] the air temperature will start to drop with the
[01:40:46] cool air mass coming from the Black Sea.
[01:40:50] On the other hand, the rainy system coming
[01:40:53] from the Central Mediterranean will also contribute
[01:40:57] to the drop in air temperature. The air
[01:41:01] temperature will decrease by approximately 4 to 6
[01:41:04] degrees in the northern, central, and eastern
[01:41:08] regions of the country. Daytime temperatures will
[01:41:11] drop considerably. I can even say this:
[01:41:15] in the high altitudes of the inland parts of
[01:41:19] the Eastern Black Sea and the northeastern
[01:41:22] high altitudes of Eastern Anatolia, we might even
[01:41:26] experience sleet and snow this week, because
[01:41:29] the air temperature will decrease noticeably,
[01:41:32] especially in the northern regions of the country.
[01:41:36] Yes, and therefore, we can say that
[01:41:39] that I cannot help but think
[01:41:43] that then, without a doubt, we will meet
[01:41:46] autumn with rainy weather, perhaps even with a bit more rainfall
[01:41:49] than seasonal norms. According to
[01:41:52] your examinations and models, when we
[01:41:56] spoke in our previous broadcasts, you had used
[01:42:00] these expressions for September and beyond, Okan Hodja.
[01:42:03] Well, if we ask what kind of
[01:42:06] winter awaits our country, it might be a bit early,
[01:42:10] but we suddenly went from high
[01:42:13] temperatures to lower temperatures. Will
[01:42:17] we proceed
[01:42:17] this way?
[01:42:21] Let me put it this way, we are expecting a lot of rainfall this year,
[01:42:25] especially in autumn. Air temperatures will be around seasonal norms.
[01:42:29] The approaching models show us this. In
[01:42:32] winter, we expect a strong El Niño this year, and this will have an effect
[01:42:36] of increasing the global average temperature, which will naturally
[01:42:40] lead to a milder winter season in this geography in general,
[01:42:43] I can say. But rainfall will be above seasonal
[01:42:47] norms. Therefore, there will be no drought. However,
[01:42:51] compared to last year, in terms of temperature,
[01:42:54] we will experience temperatures above seasonal norms this year. That is,
[01:42:58] I can state that we will experience a mild and rainy winter season.
[01:43:02] ama bu şu anda söylemler çok erken eee aslında ekim ayı
[01:43:05] gelince tabii biraz daha netleşecek gibi duracak eee çünkü Kasım'dan
[01:43:09] itibaren sistemler eee yeniden bir revize edilmesi lazım
[01:43:12] eee kuzey Atlantik ve Arktik salon durumuna da bakmak lazım şimdi ben
[01:43:16] enino diyorum ama o bizi doğrudan etkilemiyor aslında bizim coğrafyayı asıl
[01:43:19] etkileyen Kuzey Atlantik ve Arktik Salınım indiks değerleri
[01:43:23] herhalde sanıyorum bundan bir buçuk ay sonra ya da iki ay sonra daha net
[01:43:26] ifadeler. sizin karşınızda olabilirim diye düşünüyorum. Çok teşekkür ediyorum
[01:43:30] Okan hocam, değerli katkılarınız ve katılımınız
[01:43:33] için. Ben teşekkür ederim.
[01:43:37] Evet Afyon Kocatepe Üniversitesi öğretim üyesi Doktor Okan Bozyurt
[01:43:40] yayın konuğumuzdu. Havanın notlarına baktık, tabii Havanın
[01:43:44] notlarıyla da devam edelim aslında. Türkiye bu yıl yağışa
[01:43:47] doydu, barajlar doldu taştı. Meteoroloji Genel Müdürlüğü'nün
[01:43:51] son raporuna göre Türkiye genelinde yıllık yağış miktarı son
[01:43:55] 66 yılın zirvesine ulaştı. 79 ilde
[01:43:59] yağışlar normal seviyeyi aştı, en fazla yağış
[01:44:02] alan il Rize
[01:44:03] oldu.
[01:44:10] dönem yaşıyor, son 11 ayda rekor yağış kaydedildi,
[01:44:13] yağışlar geçen yılın aynı dönemine göre %77 arttı,
[01:44:17] son 66 yılın en yüksek seviyesine
[01:44:19] ulaşıldı.
[01:44:23] veriler Meteoroloji Genel Müdürlüğünün 2026 su yılı
[01:44:26] 11 aylık alansal kümülatif yağış raporundan 1 Ekim
[01:44:29] 2025'te 31 Ağustos 2026 döneminde Türkiye'de
[01:44:33] metrekareye ortalama 709,2 kg yağış
[01:44:36] düştü.
[01:44:40] 39 ilde yağışlar normal seviyede veya üzerinde gerçekleşti.
[01:44:43] Kuraklık tehlikesi iki ille sınırlı kaldı. Bursa ve
[01:44:47] Tekirdağ normalin altında yağış aldı. Türkiye'nin en çok yağış alan
[01:44:50] ili ise metrekareye 1455 kilogramla Rize
[01:44:54] oldu. En az yağış 384 kilogramla Iğdır'da
[01:44:57] ölçüldü.
[01:44:59] Bereketli geçen son bir yılda tüm bölgelerde yağışlar geçen yılın üzerine
[01:45:03] çıktı. En yüksek artış %46 ile Güneydoğu Anadolu
[01:45:07] was reached.
[01:45:10] The data is from the General Directorate
[01:45:14] of Meteorology's 2026 water year 11-month
[01:45:18] area cumulative rainfall report.
[01:45:25] Between October 1, 2025, and August 31, 2026,
[01:45:29] an average of 709.2 kg
[01:45:32] of rainfall fell per square
[01:45:35] meter in Turkey. In 39 provinces,
[01:45:39] rainfall occurred at or above normal levels.
[01:45:42] The threat of drought remained limited
[01:45:45] to two provinces. Bursa and Tekirdağ
[01:45:49] received below normal rainfall.
[01:45:52] Rize was the province that received the most
[01:45:56] rainfall in Turkey with 1455 kilograms
[01:45:59] per square meter. The least rainfall
[01:46:03] was measured in Iğdır with 384 kilograms.
[01:46:06] In the last bountiful year, rainfall in all regions
[01:46:10] exceeded last year's levels. The highest increase
[01:46:13] was recorded in the Southeastern Anatolia region with 46%.
[01:46:17] The Mediterranean received the highest rainfall of the
[01:46:21] last 60 years, and Eastern Anatolia received the highest
[01:46:24] rainfall of the last 38 years.
[01:46:26] The number of rainy
[01:46:36] days also exceeded the normal, surpassing
[01:46:40] 111 days. We will continue
[01:46:43] with images from the United States
[01:46:47] and Mexico. Now, to the night
[01:46:50] watch. A crane collapsed onto the
[01:46:54] road, falling on vehicles, and then a fire broke out.
[01:46:58] These images
[01:47:02] were recorded in Miami, United
[01:47:05] States. Three vehicles were crushed when the
[01:47:09] 26-meter-high crane brought for building
[01:47:12] construction collapsed. One of the vehicles
[01:47:16] caught fire. It was reported that four
[01:47:19] people were injured in the incident.
[01:47:22] Let's move on to Mexico. In
[01:47:25] Mexico, there was heavy rainfall, and
[01:47:28] this heavy rainfall caused floods.
[01:47:31] Streets and roads in the city
[01:47:35] of Ecatepec were flooded. Those
[01:47:38] moments were recorded by cameras this
[01:47:42] way. The roads and streets
[01:47:45] literally resembled a river. Dozens
[01:47:48] of vehicles were dragged in the muddy
[01:47:52] water. The water level exceeded
[01:47:56] 1 meter in some places.
[01:47:58] The Head of the Parliamentary Artificial
[01:48:02] Intelligence Research Commission
[01:48:05] drew attention to the risks
[01:48:07] brought by
[01:48:10] artificial intelligence technology.
[01:48:13] He said that the fundamental issue
[01:48:16] is to strengthen the security,
[01:48:20] aynı zamanda bu alanda yön veren öncü ülke olması
[01:48:23] gerektiğini belirtti.
[01:48:27] İlk ders dili dün çaldı. Veliler için de
[01:48:30] tatlı ama bir kadar da zorlu bir telaş başladı. Kimi
[01:48:33] çocuk okula kolayca alışırken, kimisi için okul
[01:48:36] kapısındaki vedalaşmalar gözyaşlarıyla bitiyor. Peki
[01:48:40] aileler bu süreci nasıl yönetmeli, çocuğun okulda
[01:48:43] kendini güvende hissetmesi için nasıl bir yol
[01:48:46] izlenmeli?
[01:48:51] Okul bahçesinden ayrılmak istemeyenler, anne babasının elini
[01:48:55] bırakamayanlar. Okulla ilk kez tanışan çocuklar için bu
[01:48:58] süreç bazen sancılı geçebiliyor, ancak uzmanlara
[01:49:02] göre bu tablo normal. Ebeveynlerimiz şunu
[01:49:05] But these statements are very
[01:49:08] early now. Actually, when October comes,
[01:49:12] it will become clearer. Because from November
[01:49:15] onwards, the systems need to be revised again.
[01:49:19] We also need to look at the state of the North Atlantic and Arctic Oscillation. I am saying
[01:49:22] El Niño, but it does not directly affect us. What truly affects
[01:49:26] our geography are the North Atlantic and Arctic Oscillation index values.
[01:49:30] I guess I can be in front of you with clearer
[01:49:34] and a half or two months. Thank you very much,
[01:49:37] Okan Hodja, for your valuable contributions
[01:49:41] and participation. Yes, Afyon Kocatepe University
[01:49:45] faculty member Dr. Okan Bozyurt was our broadcast guest. We
[01:49:48] looked at the weather notes, and let's continue with the weather
[01:49:52] notes, actually. Turkey was drenched in rainfall this year,
[01:49:55] and dams overflowed. According to the latest report from the General Directorate of Meteorology,
[01:49:58] the annual rainfall amount
[01:50:02] in Turkey reached the peak of the last 66 years.
[01:50:06] In 79 provinces, rainfall exceeded normal
[01:50:09] levels. Rize was the province that received
[01:50:12] the most rainfall. It is experiencing a period. Record rainfall was recorded
[01:50:16] in the last 11 months. Rainfall increased by 77% compared
[01:50:19] to the same period last year. The highest level of the last 66 years
[01:50:22] Peki doğru çanta kullanımı nasıl
[01:50:25] olmalı?
[01:50:30] Okullar açıldı, öğrenciler dolu dolu çantalarla okul yoluna
[01:50:34] düştü. Her gün taşınan okul çantaları, çocukların
[01:50:37] kas iskelet sistemi üzerinde önemli bir yük
[01:50:40] oluşturabiliyor. Peki doğru çanta kullanımı nasıl
[01:50:44] olmalı? Uygun bir sırt çantasının ağırlığının çocuğumuzun
[01:50:47] ağırlığının %10'unu geçmemesi son derece
[01:50:50] önemli. Ideal bir çantası. biçiminde omuz askılarının
[01:50:54] mutlaka çantanın ağırlığını sağ ve sola eşit olarak dağıtacak
[01:50:58] şekilde çoklu bölmelerin olmasını biz tercih ediyoruz.
[01:51:01] Eğer çantanın içine ağır bir obje
[01:51:04] konulacaksa, bu objenin mutlaka çantanın sırtı en yakın
[01:51:08] olan bölmesine yerleştirilmesi gerekmekte.
[01:51:11] Okul çantalarının kullanımı konusunda anne ve babalar nelere
[01:51:15] dikkat etmeli? Ailelerimizin dikkat edeceği
[01:51:18] nokta çantanın en alt kenarının mutlaka çocuğumuzun
[01:51:22] bel'. kurunun aşağısına sarkmamasına mutlaka
[01:51:25] dikkat etmemiz gerekiyor. Kas iskelet sağlığı açısından
[01:51:28] uygun çantanın yanı sıra doğru bir oturma pozisyonu,
[01:51:32] doğru bir ders çalışma pozisyonu ve gün içinde
[01:51:35] doğru fiziksel aktivitelerde yer almanın da çok ciddi bir
[01:51:39] önemi var. Hangi şikayetler varsa doktora
[01:51:42] başvurulmalı? şiddetli kasiskelet sistemi ya da
[01:51:46] omurga ağrısı varsa, tekrarlayan geçmeyen
[01:51:49] ağrılar varsa, eee bununla beraber eşlik. kol
[01:51:53] ve bacaklarda güçsüzlük, uyuşma, kilo kaybı gibi
[01:51:55] şikayetler varsa hastalarımızın vakit
[01:51:58] kaybetmeden bir hekime müracaat etmelerini
[01:52:01] öneriyoruz.
[01:52:04] Milli Savunma Üniversitesi rektörü Profesör Doktor
[01:52:07] Erhan Afyoncu aile yapısının korunmasına ilişkin
[01:52:10] değerlendirmelerde bulundu. Dünyanın çok ciddi
[01:52:13] LGBT propagandası altında olduğunu vurgulayan Afyoncu,
[01:52:16] bununla ilgili çözümlerin masaya yatırılması gerektiğini ifade
[01:52:20] etti. Dijital platformlar ve...
[01:52:22] oyunlardaki LGBT içeriklerinin çocuklar
[01:52:25] üzerindeki etkisine dikkati
[01:52:27] çekti.
[01:52:30] Dünya çok ciddi LGBT propagandası altında ama
[01:52:34] ülkemiz Allah'a şükür bugüne kadar devlet yetkilileri buna
[01:52:37] izin vermediler, eee bunun yayılmasına
[01:52:40] topluma nüfuz etmesine ve bundan sonra da
[01:52:43] yapılmaması lazım, çünkü aile bizim en kutsal değerimizdir. Milli Savunma
[01:52:46] Üniversitesi rektörü profesör doktor Erhan Afyoncu Anadolu
[01:52:50] Ajansı'na değerlendirmelerde bulundu.
[01:52:52] Özellikle yabancı dizi ve dijital yapımlarda LGBT
[01:52:56] temsillerine çok fazla yer verildiğini dile getirdi.
[01:52:59] Bu ortalıkta propagandası yapılacak bir şey değil. Bunu çok görünür bir
[01:53:03] şekilde işte onur yürüyüşü vesaire diyerek topluma dayatmaya
[01:53:07] çalışıyorlar. Burada tabii bir diğer ayağı yabancı diziler. Hemen hemen
[01:53:10] her dizide mutlaka LGBT ile ilgili bir şey var.
[01:53:14] Afyoncu sadece dizilerde değil, çocukların maruz kaldığı dijital
[01:53:17] oyunların içeriğinde de LGBT unsurları bulunduğunu ifade
[01:53:21] etti. aile hayatını özendirici işler
[01:53:24] yapılması lazım, bu oyunlara da yansıması lazım, tabii şimdi buradaki
[01:53:28] en çocukların maruz kaldığı şey artık televizyon değil,
[01:53:31] oyunlar. Afyoncu eğitimde aile yapısına ilişkin
[01:53:34] farkındalığın güçlendirilmesi ve devletin bu alanda adım atması
[01:53:38] gerektiğini de vurguladı. Batı dünyasını maalesef
[01:53:42] LGBT çok ciddi bir işgal altına almış durumda. Biz de
[01:53:45] tehdit olarak görüyoruz. Bana göre insanlığa karşı da bir tehdittir.
[01:53:49] Bunun zorla insanlara dayatılmasına hepimizin engel olması lazım.
[01:53:52] en başta devletin engel olması.
[01:53:55] Kayseri Erciyez Üniversitesi'nde Gıda Mühendisliği alanında yapılan
[01:53:59] araştırmada Şalgam suyunun önemli bir özelliği ortaya çıktı.
[01:54:03] Siyah havuçlu şalgam suyundaki bakterinin kanser
[01:54:06] hücrelerini azalttığı
[01:54:08] belirlendi.
[01:54:11] Türk bilim insanları şalgam suyundaki bakteriyi inceledi.
[01:54:15] Kanserle mücadelede etkili olduğunu tespit
[01:54:17] etti.
[01:54:19] Çalışma Kayseri Erciyes Üniversitesi Gıda Mühendisliği.
[01:54:35] bakterilerden birisiydi, bunu yine kolon
[01:54:38] kanseri eee hücresi üzerine,
[01:54:41] hücre kültürü üzerine eee denemelerini
[01:54:44] sürdürdük. Araştırmacılar dikkati çeken önemli
[01:54:47] bir bilgiyi ortaya çıkardı.
[01:54:51] Bu bakterinin yine hem ince
[01:54:54] bağırsak, hem de kalın bağırsak
[01:54:57] eee kanser hücrelerinde
[01:55:01] %90 %95 düzeyinde eee hücreli.
[01:55:05] bozduğunu, azalttığını tespit ettik. Araştırma
[01:55:08] uluslararası alanda saygın dergilerde yer
[01:55:10] aldı. içecek
[01:55:13] tercihlerinde daha çok mesela gazlı
[01:55:16] içecekleri tercih ediyorlar. halbuki bu şekilde
[01:55:19] fonksiyonel özelliği yüksek olan sağlığa
[01:55:22] ciddi şekilde etkisi bulunan
[01:55:26] şalgam'ın işte ayranın eee bunların
[01:55:29] hem milli içeceğimiz olması açısından da değer
[01:55:32] eee değerli olduğunu.
[01:55:37] dünyaya artık siyah, beyaz ve grinin tonları hakim
[01:55:41] insanlar araçlarından kıyafetlerine ve mobilyalarına
[01:55:45] çoğunlukla bu renkleri tercih ediyor. Araştırmalarda
[01:55:48] her geçen gün canlı renklerin kullanımının azaldığını ortaya
[01:55:52] koyuyor.
[01:55:57] Canlı renkler azaldı, değişen ve gelişen dünyayla nötr renkler
[01:56:01] modu oldu.
[01:56:07] rençlerde genelde tercih ettiğimiz siyah koyu yazdan gördüğünüz üzere siyah renç ya
[01:56:11] işte beyaz tek tip rençlere yöneliyorum canlı
[01:56:15] renklerin yerini nötr renklere bırakması mobilya sektörüne de
[01:56:18] yansıdı bej eşyalar mağazaları
[01:56:21] doldurdu. evimizin içinde olan
[01:56:24] eşyalarımız, mobilyalarımız daha önce daha bir canlıydı,
[01:56:27] rengarenkti ama insanlar daha sade bir tarza gidiyor,
[01:56:31] tek düze bir renk çeşidi var.
[01:56:35] "canlı renklerin kullanımının azalmasını artık yollarda da
[01:56:38] görmek oldukça mümkün, dünya genelinde yollardaki
[01:56:42] araçların neredeyse %80'ini
[01:56:45] siyah, beyaz ve gri araçlar
[01:56:47] oluşturuyor. geçmiş dönemlerimize
[01:56:51] düşündüğümüzde yeşiller, sarılar, pembeler vardı
[01:56:54] arabalarda. önceden turuncu bir arabam vardı ama şu
[01:56:57] anda gri bir arabayı tercih
[01:57:00] ettim.
[01:57:05] started to
[01:57:08] disappear within 30
[01:57:12] million years
[01:57:16] due to the
[01:57:19] movement of continents,
[01:57:23] and a new
[01:57:26] formation intelligence technology.
[01:57:30] He warned against the possibility
[01:57:33] of technology escaping human
[01:57:36] control. Fatih Dönmez, President of
[01:57:40] the Grand National Assembly of Turkey's
[01:57:43] Artificial Intelligence Research Commission,
[01:57:47] stated that it
[01:57:49] is important to
[01:57:53] strengthen the security, legal, and auditing
[01:57:57] infrastructure of artificial intelligence.
[01:58:00] "The statements made by senior executives
[01:58:03] of artificial intelligence
[01:58:05] companies in recent days are extremely
[01:58:09] important in terms of drawing attention
[01:58:12] to the risks inherent in this
[01:58:15] technology. In today's rapidly
[01:58:19] developing artificial intelligence, the
[01:58:22] fundamental issue is to strengthen
[01:58:26] the security, legal, and auditing infrastructure
[01:58:30] in parallel with the
[01:58:33] technology." Fatih Dönmez stated
[01:58:37] that the capacity to manage and
[01:58:40] supervise artificial intelligence technology
[01:58:43] should also develop at the same
[01:58:47] pace. In this context,
[01:58:49] he stated
[01:58:52] that the Grand National Assembly
[01:58:56] of Turkey's Artificial Intelligence Research
[01:58:59] Commission had prepared a
[01:59:02] report. "The issue is
[01:59:05] not to stop artificial intelligence,
[01:59:09] but to build the capacity to
[01:59:12] develop it safely and responsibly for the benefit of
[01:59:16] humanity." This has been
[01:59:19] the basic approach of our Artificial
[01:59:23] Intelligence Research Commission report. Fatih Dönmez
[01:59:27] stated that
[01:59:35] Turkey should not only be
[01:59:39] a user of technology, but
[01:59:42] also a pioneering country that
[01:59:45] guides this field.
[01:59:48] The first school bell rang
[01:59:51] yesterday. For parents, a sweet
[01:59:54] but equally difficult rush began. While
[01:59:58] some children easily adapt to school,
[02:00:01] for others, goodbyes at
[02:00:04] the school gate end
[02:00:07] in tears. So, how
[02:00:11] should families manage this
[02:00:14] process, and what
[02:00:17] path should be followed
[02:00:20] for the child
[02:00:25] to feel safe at school?
[02:00:28] Those who don't want to leave
[02:00:31] the schoolyard, those who can't
[02:00:34] let go of their parents'
[02:00:38] hands. For children who
[02:00:41] are meeting
[02:00:44] school for the first
[02:00:47] time, this process can
[02:00:50] sometimes be painful.
[02:00:53] However, according to
[02:00:56] experts, this situation