TRTHABER — Gun Sonu 20260915 210000 UTC 2686 transcript segments Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive. Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record. [00:00:00] shared on his social Isparta, and Burdur 13-24. Antalya, will have thunderstorms. media account. He said, "I Antalya 23-30, [00:00:03] congratulate our friend, our Adana 24-33, Mersin 26-32, Hatay 22-32, Kahramanmaraş 20-34, Osmaniye 21-33, Isparta 15-29, Burdur 16-30 degrees. Central Anatolia region will be partly cloudy. Ankara, Eskişehir, and Kırıkkale will have thunderstorms, Çankırı will have strong thunderstorms. Trabzon 21-24, Ordu 20-24, Tokat 14-28, Zonguldak 16-22, Samsun 13-26, Giresun 21-24, Kastamonu 12-19, Düzce 16-23, Rize 20-25, Amasya 14-29, Bolu 10-22, Karabük 14-21, Sinop 18-26, Bartın 14-23, Gümüşhane 12-27, Artvin 16-23, Bayburt 9-26 degrees. Eastern Anatolia region will be partly cloudy. Erzincan and Ardahan will have thunderstorms. Erzurum 9-26, Kars 11-25, Ağrı 10-25, Bingöl 16-30, Bitlis 13-26, Elazığ 17-31, Hakkari 14-28, Malatya 18-31, Muş 13-28, Van 11-26, Erzincan 14-29, Iğdır 17-33, Ardahan 7-24, Tunceli 16-32 degrees. Southeastern Anatolia region will be clear and sunny. Gaziantep 18-33, Şanlıurfa 21-35, Diyarbakır 18-35, Mardin 25-32, Adıyaman 21-34, Batman 18-36, Şırnak 21-31, Siirt 22-35, Kilis 20-34 degrees. In some foreign centers, the lowest temperature tonight and the highest temperature tomorrow will be as follows: Mecca 31-45, Baku 20-29, Berlin 14-21, Rome 19-30, Athens 23-31, Tashkent 20-33. Sea water temperatures in some centers are as follows: Silifke 32, Finike 28, Didim 25, Izmir 26, Çanakkale 24, Mudanya 22, Yalova 21, Cide 23 degrees. Our clocks show 03:00. The calendar pages show Wednesday, September 16, 2026, which is the 259th day of the year. We are with you once again with the third and last segment of the end of the day on TRT Haber. Hello again, I am Fuat Kozduklu, and we continue to convey what is happening in life, both good and bad. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan received Hüda Par Chairman Zekeriya Yapıcıoğlu. The reception took place at the AK Party Headquarters. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who continued his work in Ankara, had meetings after the AK Party Central Executive Board meeting. Erdoğan received Hüda Par Chairman Zekeriya Yapıcıoğlu at his party's headquarters. AK Party Deputy Chairmen Efkan Ala and Mustafa Elitaş, and AK Party Spokesperson Ömer Çelik also attended the meeting. Later, a photograph of the meeting was shared with the public from the AK Party Headquarters. He said that every step in the process of a Turkey without terrorism is taken by considering the sensitivities of the nation. He said, "Our duty today is to completely remove terrorism and violence from our country's agenda." Minister Güler drew attention to the goal of a region free of terrorism and said, "We are closely following the developments towards ending the terrorist organizations and armed presence in Syria." brother, on the anniversary [00:00:06] of the liberation of Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, from enemy [00:00:09] occupation." President Erdoğan stated in his message [00:00:13] that he remembered Nuri Killigil Pasha, the commander [00:00:16] of the Caucasian Islamic Army, and his heroic [00:00:20] soldiers with mercy. [00:00:25] On the 108th anniversary of the liberation of [00:00:28] Baku, contacts in Azerbaijan. Foreign Minister Hakan [00:00:31] Fidan emphasized that the spread of the Russia-Ukraine [00:00:34] War to the Black Sea is unacceptable [00:00:38] for Turkey. He said that Turkey would continue [00:00:41] its efforts for peace. [00:00:44] The spread of the war to the Black Sea and threatening the lives [00:00:48] of our citizens and the activities [00:00:50] of our companies is not an acceptable [00:00:53] situation. We are giving the necessary warnings [00:00:56] to the parties on this matter. He drew [00:01:00] attention to the increasing attacks in the Black [00:01:04] Sea between Russia and Ukraine, emphasizing that the [00:01:06] spread of the war is unacceptable. [00:01:10] There are also some statements [00:01:13] regarding the possibility of the war spreading to other [00:01:17] European countries, not just the Black Sea. [00:01:20] Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan made these statements during [00:01:24] his contacts in Azerbaijan on the 108th anniversary [00:01:26] of the liberation of Baku. Fidan was [00:01:30] received by Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, then [00:01:34] met with his counterpart Ceyhun Bayramov and emphasized [00:01:37] that Turkey continues to work for peace. [00:01:41] Currently, our efforts especially prioritizing the Black [00:01:44] Sea are continuing, we have discussions with the parties [00:01:48] on this matter, we have proposals, and [00:01:50] the parties have their answers to us. As [00:01:54] Turkey, we will continue to make every effort [00:01:58] for peace. Another item on Fidan's agenda was [00:02:01] the Iran-United States tension. We continue our contacts [00:02:05] without interruption with all relevant parties [00:02:08] for the resolution of the crisis and the [00:02:12] establishment of peace and security in the region. [00:02:15] Bayramov said that efforts are continuing for the [00:02:19] 15 billion dollar trade target between the two countries. [00:02:22] Considering that the trade turnover [00:02:25] between the two countries in 2025 will be [00:02:28] 5.7 billion US dollars, and [00:02:32] in the first [00:02:34] eight months of 2026, [00:02:36] it will already reach a volume of over [00:02:40] 3.2 billion dollars. New areas of cooperation [00:02:44] for a common vision in the Turkic world [00:02:48] are on the table. Burhanettin Duran, Head [00:02:51] of Communications, who participated in the panel [00:02:55] organized by the Directorate of Communications in Baku [00:02:58] with a video message, [00:03:04] said that common projects embody the potential [00:03:07] of the Turkic world. Deputy Head of Communications [00:03:11] Ferhat Pirinççi also said [00:03:13] that the Organization of Turkic States [00:03:16] has become an actor [00:03:23] on a regional and global scale. [00:03:26] The Directorate of Communications organized a panel [00:03:42] titled "Turkic World Dialogues, Common Future, [00:03:46] Common Vision" in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan. [00:03:49] Head of Communications Burhanettin Duran participated [00:03:52] in the panel with a video message. We [00:03:56] must further strengthen our cooperation in media and [00:04:03] communication, increase our sharing of information and [00:04:06] experience, develop common platforms, and strengthen our communication [00:04:10] capacity especially for crisis periods. [00:04:14] The opening speech of the panel was [00:04:17] given by the Head of Communications. Today, [00:04:20] as the Organization of Turkic States, we [00:04:23] are one of the most effective international [00:04:27] organizations in the world, and this [00:04:30] Organization of Turkic States is also [00:04:33] on its way to becoming an important [00:04:36] actor in the regional and global arena. [00:04:39] It is important in terms of showing how deep [00:04:42] cooperation can be in many areas, especially [00:04:44] cooperation, coordination, [00:04:48] trade, economy, and security. In the [00:04:51] speeches made at the panel, the 108th [00:04:55] anniversary of the liberation of Baku was [00:04:57] celebrated. Expectations regarding the 13th Summit of [00:05:01] Heads of State of the Organization of [00:05:05] Turkic States, which will be [00:05:07] held in Ankara in October, were [00:05:11] evaluated. [00:05:16] Turkey, which is experiencing its golden age [00:05:19] in aviation, has achieved another first. [00:05:23] The Hürkuş 2, developed by TUSAŞ, [00:05:26] received a military type certificate. For [00:05:30] the first time, a military type [00:05:33] certificate was issued for a nationally [00:05:36] developed aircraft platform after a comprehensive [00:05:40] certification process conducted [00:05:46] in accordance with international standards and with [00:05:49] entirely domestic human resources. The development [00:05:53] was also a first for Turkish [00:05:56] Aviation. A military type certificate was [00:05:59] issued for the first time for [00:06:02] a nationally developed aircraft platform after [00:06:05] a comprehensive certification process conducted in [00:06:09] accordance with international standards and with [00:06:12] entirely domestic human resources. We are [00:06:16] not only developing air platforms, but [00:06:19] also building the technical authority, methodology, [00:06:23] and certification culture [00:06:25] to verify the [00:06:29] reliability of these platforms with our [00:06:33] own people. The certification experience gained with [00:06:37] Hürkuş 2 will turn into a [00:06:40] lasting competence and a strong [00:06:43] institutional memory [00:06:47] for our future National Air platforms. [00:06:51] As a result of the work [00:06:55] carried out for Hürkuş 2, the [00:06:58] military type certificate [00:07:02] was issued on September 9 by [00:07:05] the certification board consisting of personnel [00:07:09] from the Presidency of Defense Industries [00:07:13] and the Air Force Command. [00:07:16] In the process, experts from the [00:07:19] Presidency of Defense Industries, TR [00:07:21] Airworthiness Company, [00:07:25] Ministry of National Defense, Air Force [00:07:29] Command, and TUSAŞ worked together. [00:07:32] The head of the International Atomic [00:07:36] Energy Agency, Rafael Mariano Grossi, said [00:07:39] that he was very impressed by [00:08:12] Turkey's progress [00:08:17] in the field of nuclear energy. [00:08:21] He stated that Turkey is about [00:08:24] to become a country that produces [00:08:27] nuclear energy. He said, "Your country [00:08:31] is on the verge of a [00:08:34] real turning point in its republican [00:08:37] history." Within the scope [00:08:41] of the 70th General Conference of [00:08:44] the International Atomic Energy Agency, which [00:08:48] continues in Vienna, the capital of [00:08:52] Austria, a stand promoting Turkey's nuclear [00:08:55] energy activities and nuclear energy vision [00:08:59] was opened. Speaking [00:09:01] at the opening, [00:09:08] Turkey's Permanent Representative to the United [00:09:11] Nations Office in Vienna, Ambassador Mustafa [00:09:14] Kibaroğlu, reminded that the Akkuyu [00:09:17] Nuclear Power Plant [00:09:20] is in the final stage, and [00:09:24] explained Turkey's progress in nuclear energy. [00:09:27] I think that [00:09:29] Turkey's achievements [00:09:32] in the field of science and [00:09:35] technology, as well as the point [00:09:38] it has reached in the political [00:09:42] arena, are at a level that [00:09:46] will set an example for all [00:09:48] countries in the world. [00:09:52] An operation was carried out against [00:09:56] those who put counterfeit money and [00:09:59] gold on the market in Istanbul, [00:10:03] and 11 suspects were detained, and [00:10:06] counterfeit money and gold were seized. [00:10:10] Technical and physical [00:10:25] surveillance was carried out. The addresses [00:10:28] where counterfeit money and gold were [00:10:31] produced were identified one by one. [00:10:34] A button was [00:10:36] pressed to catch 16 suspects. [00:10:40] Istanbul Police Department teams carried out [00:10:44] simultaneous operations at the suspects' [00:10:47] addresses. During the [00:10:56] dollars of counterfeit [00:11:04] dollars, 2,636 bundles of paper, [00:11:07] six counterfeit gold bracelets, gold necklaces, [00:11:11] and full gold were found. The [00:11:15] counterfeit gold and money were seized. [00:11:18] 11 suspects found at the addresses [00:11:22] were detained. It was determined that [00:11:25] three suspects were in prison. It [00:11:29] was recorded that the search for [00:11:32] two suspects continued. Istanbul Police [00:11:35] Department. It was alleged [00:11:39] that they converted criminal proceeds into real estate, vehicles, [00:11:43] and company partnerships. It was noted [00:11:47] that bank account movements were also [00:11:50] investigated in this regard. At Istanbul [00:11:53] Airport, the suitcase of a passenger [00:11:57] stopped on suspicion was searched. More [00:12:01] than 26 kilograms of drugs were [00:12:04] seized. One of the two people [00:12:12] was seen wearing a pilot's [00:12:15] uniform. The suitcase of [00:12:18] a passenger stopped on suspicion was [00:12:22] examined, and more than 26 kilograms [00:12:25] of drugs were seized. One of [00:12:28] the two people who acted with [00:12:31] this person and fled the airport [00:12:35] was seen wearing a pilot's [00:12:39] uniform. The police [00:12:40] are now after [00:12:46] these two people. On September 13, [00:12:49] a passenger arriving at Istanbul Airport [00:12:52] from Mexico declared [00:12:56] that he had no dutiable goods [00:13:00] and wanted to pass through the [00:13:03] Green Channel. Upon suspicion of the [00:13:07] customs enforcement teams, the passenger's [00:13:09] cabin suitcase was [00:13:12] passed through an X-ray device. A [00:13:16] total of 26 kilograms and 340 [00:13:20] grams of drugs were found in [00:13:23] 23 packages in [00:13:27] the suitcase. Security camera footage was [00:13:31] examined. It was determined that two [00:13:35] suspects related to the incident had left the airport. [00:13:39] One of the [00:13:45] who traced the two suspects, [00:13:47] determined that one of the suspects [00:13:49] left the suitcase [00:13:52] with another Mexican [00:13:55] national staying at a hotel. The [00:13:58] suspect who received the suitcase was taken into custody. [00:14:02] 25 kilograms and 160 grams of [00:14:06] drugs were seized in the suitcase. [00:14:10] The total weight of the substances [00:14:13] seized in the operation reached 51 [00:14:17] kilograms and 500 grams. The suspect [00:14:20] caught at the airport and the [00:14:23] suspect caught at the hotel were [00:14:27] arrested. One of the two fugitive [00:14:31] suspects, one of [00:14:32] whom was wearing [00:14:37] a pilot's uniform, is being sought. [00:14:40] In Istanbul Esenyurt, [00:14:43] an argument broke out between a [00:14:47] car driver and a commercial taxi [00:14:50] driver. The driver who punched the [00:14:54] taxi and its driver was fined [00:14:57] 180,000 Turkish Liras. [00:15:01] In Kadıköy, in a fight between [00:15:04] two drivers, the driver who [00:15:06] got out of [00:15:10] the car punched the other. In [00:15:13] Kağıthane, a fight broke out between [00:15:16] the parties after [00:15:18] a traffic accident. He's following me. [00:15:21] He followed me, [00:15:23] cornered me, and cut me off. [00:15:27] He punched the taxi and the [00:15:31] driver. He was fined 180,000 [00:15:34] liras. [00:15:37] In Istanbul Esenyurt, [00:15:39] an argument broke [00:15:43] out between a car driver and [00:15:46] a taxi driver. The car driver [00:15:49] followed the taxi [00:15:51] and cornered it. He got out [00:15:55] of his car and started hitting [00:15:58] the taxi window and the driver. [00:16:01] Those moments were recorded by the [00:16:05] taxi driver. Police [00:16:07] and medical teams were called to [00:16:10] the scene. After a while, many [00:16:14] taxis were seen leaving. Three people [00:16:17] involved in the incident were caught. [00:16:20] The car driver was fined 180,000 [00:16:23] liras. His driver's license [00:16:26] was confiscated [00:16:29] for 60 days. In Istanbul Kadıköy, [00:16:32] two drivers argued. Look, he's blocking [00:16:36] my way like this now. He's [00:16:39] supposedly going to [00:16:42] get me a ticket. You're going [00:16:45] to get me a ticket. Yes, [00:16:49] show me what you're showing. Show [00:16:53] me what ticket you're going to [00:16:56] get me. Yes. Show me. The [00:17:00] driver who got out of the [00:17:03] car attacked the [00:17:07] other. What did he write? It [00:17:11] doesn't matter here. Look, he hit [00:17:14] the man. He hit me. He [00:17:18] hit me. Look, [00:17:21] he hit the road. He also [00:17:24] opened my door. He also hit [00:17:27] my car. I will report you. [00:17:30] An investigation was launched based on [00:17:34] the footage. The driver was fined [00:17:37] 180,000 Turkish Liras. Haven't you eaten? [00:17:41] In this footage from Istanbul Kağıthane, [00:17:45] a traffic accident occurred on the [00:17:48] highway. A fight broke out between those involved in [00:17:52] the accident, and the parties attacked [00:17:56] each other with punches and sticks. [00:18:00] Police teams who went to the [00:18:03] scene broke up the fight. [00:18:07] In Istanbul Bakırköy, a fire broke [00:18:11] out in an IETT bus, [00:18:13] and the bus, [00:18:19] which turned into a fireball, was [00:18:22] extinguished by the intervention of the [00:18:26] fire department. Fortunately, no one was [00:18:29] injured in the fire. A fire [00:18:32] broke out in a Yetete bus, [00:18:35] and it turned [00:19:37] into a fireball. The Yetete bus [00:19:40] was traveling on Bakırköy D100 Highway in the [00:19:44] direction of Ankara. [00:19:47] For an unknown reason, flames rose [00:19:50] from the bus. The driver noticed [00:19:54] the situation and pulled the bus [00:19:58] to the side of the road. [00:20:01] Passengers experienced great panic, and [00:20:05] the bus was [00:20:08] quickly evacuated. Upon notification, fire and ambulance [00:20:12] teams were dispatched to the area. [00:20:16] The teams fought the flames. After [00:20:19] the work, the fire was extinguished, [00:20:22] and the burned bus became unusable. [00:20:26] The side road was closed to traffic for a [00:20:30] while due to [00:20:31] the fire. [00:20:37] Within the scope of plastic inspections [00:20:41] in the Black Sea, recycling facilities [00:20:45] were put under the microscope. Inspections [00:20:48] were carried out at all 170 [00:20:51] facilities in Adana. 13 facilities were [00:20:55] fined 30,499,000 [00:20:56] Turkish Liras. [00:21:01] 12 facilities were closed. All 170 [00:21:04] facilities were inspected. Facilities operating in [00:21:07] violation of environmental legislation were fined. [00:21:10] In Adana, teams [00:21:13] from the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization [00:21:16] and Climate Change took action. Facilities [00:21:20] engaged in recycling and waste import were inspected one [00:21:24] by one. The work was carried [00:21:28] out in three regions. During the [00:21:31] three-day inspection, 170 facilities were [00:21:34] examined. Inspections [00:21:35] against microplastic pollution [00:21:39] gained momentum, and Ministry of Environment [00:21:42] teams put many recycling facilities under [00:21:46] the microscope, and the activities of [00:21:50] 12 businesses found to be [00:21:53] in violation of the legislation were [00:21:57] stopped. 13 facilities in the city were fined [00:22:01] 30,499,000 Turkish Liras. [00:22:03] Inspections continue [00:22:06] in Antalya, Hatay, Mersin, Gaziantep, and [00:22:10] Muğla. In six provinces, 1396 [00:22:14] inspections have been carried out since [00:22:18] July 1. 76 facilities were fined [00:22:22] 153,599,814 Turkish Liras. A decision [00:22:25] was made to stop the activities [00:22:29] of 28 facilities. With the opening [00:22:31] of schools, traffic teams intensified [00:22:35] their service inspections. Erzurum Police Department [00:22:38] teams were also on the field [00:22:42] to inspect school service vehicles. In [00:22:45] Tokat and Balıkesir, gendarmerie teams conducted [00:22:48] service inspections. Schools opened, student [00:22:51] services started operating, and gendarmerie [00:22:55] and police teams increased their inspections. [00:22:58] Teams affiliated with the Erzurum [00:23:02] Police Department are conducting inspections [00:23:05] at many points. Traffic police [00:23:08] are conducting service inspections very [00:23:11] strictly. This point where we [00:23:15] are is a school area, and [00:23:17] every service vehicle passing here is [00:23:21] stopped and checked [00:23:23] one by one. The first thing [00:23:27] checked in vehicles is whether they [00:23:30] have a service certificate. The number [00:23:33] of seats is compared with the [00:23:37] number of students. Seat belts and [00:23:41] service guide personnel are also subject [00:23:44] to inspection. We pay attention to [00:23:47] students getting on and off. Our [00:23:51] guide friend already [00:23:52] provides the necessary [00:23:57] help. We follow our minutes. The [00:24:00] police also control vehicle and pedestrian [00:24:04] traffic. In Tokat and Edremit district [00:24:07] of Balıkesir, gendarmerie teams were [00:24:10] on the field. Extensive inspections [00:24:13] were carried out in front of [00:24:17] schools and in service vehicles. [00:24:20] The teams also did not neglect [00:24:24] to inform the students. Let's look [00:24:28] to our left, let's look to our right. [00:24:31] September 15 was World Lymphoma Awareness [00:24:34] Day. Lymphoma can often manifest itself [00:24:37] with symptoms that can be confused [00:24:40] with different diseases. In the story [00:24:44] of 28-year-old Aybüke Nur Yetkin, [00:24:47] there was an ordinary-looking cough [00:24:51] at the beginning. So, how did [00:24:55] a persistent cough turn into? [00:24:58] A challenging treatment process began for [00:25:02] Aybüke Nur. When a complete response [00:25:05] to chemotherapy was not achieved, the [00:25:09] treatment method was changed. In lymphoma, [00:25:13] treatment varies according to the type [00:25:16] and stage of the disease. In [00:25:23] some patients, in addition to chemotherapy and radiotherapy, [00:25:27] stem cell transplantation is also applied. [00:25:31] Aybüke Nur underwent a transplant from [00:25:34] her own stem cells. We performed [00:25:38] a transplant from herself. Currently, [00:25:41] Aybüke is continuing her life in [00:25:44] a very healthy way. What happened? [00:25:48] Aybüke Nur left the disease behind. [00:25:51] I had chemotherapy, I lost my [00:25:54] hair. This process was actually [00:25:58] the most devastating [00:26:01] and challenging part for me. But [00:26:04] I am here now, and I [00:26:08] am healed. My hair has started [00:26:11] to grow back. I never gave [00:26:13] up. No matter [00:26:18] what, I did not give up [00:26:22] my fight. It ends eventually. The [00:26:25] important thing is to never [00:26:28] give up. [00:26:32] Bicycles have become widespread recently, but [00:26:36] some users are modifying electric bicycles [00:26:39] and increasing their speed. Moreover, young [00:26:42] drivers are endangering their lives by [00:26:45] speeding. So, what are the rules [00:26:49] that must be followed when using [00:26:52] an electric bicycle? Do you think [00:26:55] electric bicycles endanger traffic? [00:26:59] Absolutely. I'm a motorcycle [00:27:02] instructor. They're very dangerous. [00:27:05] There are no helmets, no knee [00:27:08] pads. Do [00:27:09] you think electric [00:27:12] bicycles endanger traffic? Yes, excessively. [00:27:16] For example, there's no light at [00:27:19] night. That is, their lights definitely [00:27:22] don't work, and they are [00:27:26] fast and lawless. Let [00:27:29] alone riding alone, sometimes two people [00:27:33] ride. Electric bicycles have become popular [00:27:36] recently, but complaints are also increasing [00:27:39] due to drivers who do not [00:27:43] follow the rules. [00:27:44] Since they cannot [00:27:47] clearly see their left and right, [00:27:51] we need to be careful. In [00:27:54] Fishermen have completed their preparations for the new season. They set sail into the blue waters [00:27:58] saying "Bismillah" with their boats, starting the season. [00:28:07] Since April 15, the boats have been on the shore, [00:28:10] but their eyes were on the blue waters. During this period, [00:28:13] the boats were maintained, nets were repaired, and the fishermen, who missed the sea, [00:28:16] completed all their preparations. Due to the warm weather, the fishing ban [00:28:20] was lifted late in the Mediterranean for the season. [00:28:24] The moment fishermen had been waiting for [00:28:26] in Karataş district of Adana arrived. The lifting of the fishing ban [00:28:30] in the Mediterranean. speed of electric [00:28:43] There is a lot of excitement. This year, all our fishermen have hope, [00:28:46] joy, and enthusiasm. Hopefully, their efforts will not be in vain. We believe that fish [00:28:50] prices will be good. 8.8 kg [00:28:54] There was a seafood hunting season opening [00:28:56] ceremony in Karataş district of Adana. Now, the excitement of the new season. [00:29:00] We will always stand by our fishermen. [00:29:04] Why will we stand by them? Because [00:29:07] the work they do is not an easy job. [00:29:11] In snow, rain, cold, [00:29:14] and storms, they go out to sea [00:29:17] for their livelihood. Leaving their children [00:29:20] and families at home, they work day and night. [00:29:24] I wish for a bountiful, prosperous, [00:29:27] accident-free, and trouble-free season [00:29:30] in our seas. [00:29:35] A recitation of the Holy Quran [00:29:37] was performed during the program. [00:29:46] A social market is active at Bursa City Hospital [00:29:49] for patients in need. The market, which meets the needs of inpatients, [00:29:53] was opened with the support of philanthropists. Thanks to the market, [00:29:56] urgent needs are met quickly. [00:29:58] From pajamas to patient diapers, [00:30:03] from shampoo to newborn rompers, all [00:30:06] of them were arranged on the shelves for those in need [00:30:09] receiving inpatient treatment at the hospital. A social market [00:30:13] was opened at Bursa City Hospital. On one side, treatment, [00:30:16] on the other, the most basic needs of life. The social market, opened within Bursa City [00:30:19] Hospital, aims to lighten the burden of inpatients [00:30:23] at least a little. The most needed [00:30:26] materials for patients were determined by the health [00:30:29] and social services units. The products took their place in the market [00:30:32] with the support of philanthropists. All basic necessities [00:30:36] that a patient may need from admission to discharge, [00:30:40] from slippers to pajamas, [00:30:43] from shampoo to towels, from adult diapers to baby, [00:30:46] clothes for our newborn child, all needs are provided [00:30:50] free of charge by our social market. In addition to those in need, [00:30:53] patients admitted for unscheduled stays can also benefit from this opportunity. [00:30:56] The responsible nurses of the services communicate the need [00:31:00] to the social market unit. With the approval of the social service specialist, [00:31:04] the necessary material is delivered to the patient. Patients or [00:31:08] their relatives who come to the social market [00:31:11] can meet all their needs from 7 to 70. [00:31:14] From their list to a hygiene package, all needs can be met [00:31:17] here free of charge. The social market aims to become a sustainable social solidarity [00:31:21] model. In Antalya, the button has been pressed [00:31:24] for a major transformation [00:31:28] in covered agriculture. A comprehensive study is being carried out [00:31:31] to renovate old and unstable greenhouses. Approximately 200 [00:31:34] thousand decares of greenhouse area will be modernized, reducing [00:31:38] costs and increasing efficiency. [00:31:41] A significant portion of agricultural production from field to table [00:31:47] in Antalya is carried out in greenhouses. The city has [00:31:50] over 315,000 decares of greenhouse area. However, [00:31:54] a significant portion of these greenhouses is nearing the end of its economic [00:31:58] life. In Antalya, where the average greenhouse age is 27, a comprehensive [00:32:01] study has been initiated for the modernization of aging [00:32:05] greenhouses. Teams from the Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry [00:32:08] are inspecting the greenhouses one by one. [00:32:10] Greenhouses will be examined [00:32:13] in three groups. Those already modernized will not [00:32:16] be touched, those that can be improved with small [00:32:19] adjustments will be renewed, and those whose useful life has expired [00:32:23] will be completely demolished. [00:32:25] The amount that emerged [00:32:27] from the initial inspections is quite large; [00:32:31] approximately 200 thousand decares of greenhouse area needs to be renewed. [00:32:34] The goal is to complete this transformation within 6 years. State-supported [00:32:37] credit opportunities will also be provided to producers [00:32:41] in the renovation efforts. I believe our government has truly provided sufficient support. [00:32:45] As new farmers, I believe they have paved the way for us. The goal in greenhouse modernization [00:32:48] is to reduce production costs by another 30% [00:32:51] and to achieve an increase of over 20% in efficiency. [00:32:55] More durable structures will be built, irrigation and fertilization [00:32:59] systems will be renewed, and technology will be used more extensively [00:33:02] in agricultural production. [00:33:03] Minister of Transport and Infrastructure, [00:33:06] Abdülkadir Uraloğlu, made a statement about the Flight [00:33:10] Guide Mobile application. With the application, many services, from flight tracking [00:33:13] to airport navigation, are accessed from a single [00:33:17] application. With the interactive maps of 52 [00:33:20] airports, passengers can create routes [00:33:24] from their current location to their flight gates. [00:33:27] Many services, from flight tracking [00:33:32] to airport navigation, free internet service, [00:33:35] and vehicle location recording, are accessible [00:33:38] from a single application. The name of the application [00:33:41] is Flight Guide Mobile. Minister of Transport and Infrastructure [00:33:45] Abdülkadir Uraloğlu [00:33:47] provided information about the application developed by the General [00:33:51] Directorate of State Airports Authority. The Flight Guide application [00:33:55] aims to meet passengers' travel and communication [00:33:58] needs from a single point in the digital environment. Passengers [00:34:02] can access information about their flights [00:34:04] from their mobile phones before their journey begins. [00:34:08] Minister Uraloğlu said, "Thanks to our live [00:34:12] flight tracking system, domestic, international, and [00:34:15] transit flights in Turkish airspace can be tracked [00:34:18] instantly on the map." With the interactive [00:34:21] maps of 52 airports, passengers can create routes [00:34:24] from their current location to their flight gates. [00:34:28] Passengers can see the location of their flight gate [00:34:32] on floor plans with the "Go to Gate" feature. [00:34:36] This allows them to easily reach their desired destination [00:34:39] within the airport via the application. [00:34:43] My Flight Guide also offers features that facilitate [00:34:46] parking usage. Passengers who come to the airport by car [00:34:50] can record the location of their car with a photo [00:34:53] using the "Where is my car" service. [00:34:56] Rumeli Hisarı, built in just 90 days in 1452, [00:35:00] has been closed to visitors for 6.5 years due to [00:35:04] restoration work by the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality. The Istanbul [00:35:07] Environment Council and the Consumer Confederation called for [00:35:10] the historic castle to be opened to tourism as soon as possible. [00:35:13] Institution representatives also reacted to the construction [00:35:17] site view and containers at the entrance of the castle. [00:35:20] Rumeli Hisarı [00:35:24] was built in 1452 just before the conquest of Istanbul. [00:35:27] It was completed in 90 days by the order [00:35:30] of Fatih Sultan Mehmet. Today, it is on the agenda [00:35:34] with restoration works that have been going on for years. [00:35:37] The historic castle has been unable to host visitors for approximately [00:35:40] 6.5 years due to restoration works. [00:35:43] Due to the restoration works that have not been completed [00:35:47] for years by the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality, the historical [00:35:51] area has turned into a construction site. The construction site has occupied [00:35:55] the place that Byzantium could not. Therefore, we demand that [00:35:58] this be stopped and that this construction site be removed from here immediately. [00:36:02] The containers on the entrance and exit road of the castle also caused visual [00:36:06] pollution. The fact that the historical building has remained in a construction [00:36:10] site appearance for years has also negatively affected the local tradesmen [00:36:13] and visitors. The contractor, the authorized [00:36:15] person, has made it their residence [00:36:19] like a villa overlooking the Bosphorus, they reside [00:36:22] in the place you see. [00:36:25] Here, both tourism is being harmed, and history [00:36:29] is being disrespected, and there is an illegal occupation. [00:36:32] Therefore, as the Consumer [00:36:35] Confederation and the Istanbul Environment Council, [00:36:38] we have put on our agenda to file a lawsuit [00:36:42] to end this occupation. The Istanbul Environment [00:36:46] Council and the Consumer Confederation want the restoration [00:36:49] to be completed as soon as possible. The local tradesmen are waiting for the area [00:36:53] to be opened to tourism. [00:37:00] Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Wales, under the roof of the United Kingdom, [00:37:04] took their first joint step towards independence. [00:37:07] Separatist leaders came together and formalized their joint [00:37:10] stance with a memorandum of understanding they signed. [00:37:13] Thus, the aim is to force the London administration [00:37:16] into independence referendums. So, what do the British [00:37:20] think about this development? [00:37:22] TRT News took the pulse of the street [00:37:25] in London. [00:37:30] I think the United Kingdom should definitely try to remain [00:37:34] as one country. Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Wales [00:37:38] want to leave the United Kingdom. [00:37:39] The London administration [00:37:43] was asked to give the green light to a referendum. So, are the British [00:37:47] keen on separation? [00:37:50] Many difficulties have been overcome before. [00:37:53] So let's be optimistic. TRT News took the pulse [00:37:57] of the street in London. [00:37:59] I don't think [00:38:01] this is good for the United Kingdom. I think we are stronger together. [00:38:05] For example, if Scotland becomes independent, I think [00:38:09] the United Kingdom will fall apart. It would be difficult economically for both sides. [00:38:13] I always believe [00:38:19] that there is strength in unity. I am not sure if this [00:38:23] is a good idea economically. There are [00:38:26] as many supporters as there are opponents of the joint [00:38:30] independence move. If this is what they want to do, [00:38:33] if they think they will be better off without the United Kingdom, [00:38:37] why shouldn't they separate? [00:38:38] Jennifer Elizabeth Anderson, [00:38:44] the new British Ambassador to Ankara, stated [00:38:47] that her country has changed its approach regarding the events [00:38:51] in Palestine. She stated that the United Kingdom will not remain silent [00:38:55] while more suffering is experienced. The British Ambassador, speaking Turkish, [00:38:58] also expressed her love for Ankara. In Gaza [00:39:02] and the West Bank, [00:39:06] unimaginable suffering has been experienced, [00:39:09] and this cannot continue. The United Kingdom [00:39:13] will not remain silent [00:39:16] while more suffering is experienced. [00:39:19] She emphasized a two-state solution. She stated that the UK has changed [00:39:23] its approach regarding the events in Palestine. [00:39:27] The full implementation of a two-state solution [00:39:30] is a core policy of the United Kingdom Government, [00:39:33] and we are determined to act on this. [00:39:37] I welcome the statements of the Turkish [00:39:40] Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the G8 group. Jennifer Elizabeth Anderson, [00:39:44] the new British Ambassador to Ankara, [00:39:48] also evaluated her country's decision to ban [00:39:51] trade with Israeli occupiers who usurp Palestinian [00:39:55] lands. It was announced to prevent [00:40:09] settlements. We will continue to evaluate the Israeli government [00:40:12] by its actions. Ambassador Anderson [00:40:15] also evaluated Turkey-UK relations. [00:40:19] She said, "I am determined to further advance our partnership [00:40:22] and friendship." She also expressed her excitement [00:40:26] about returning to Ankara, where she served years [00:40:29] ago, as an ambassador. Frankly, Turkey was [00:40:32] always in my heart. I love Ankara very much. [00:40:36] Tuna and Ulus are very familiar. Before returning to Turkey, [00:40:39] I studied Turkish for a year. [00:40:42] Russian Foreign Minister [00:40:44] Sergey Lavrov [00:40:47] stated that they could sit at the negotiating table [00:40:50] if Ukraine was ready. He emphasized that Moscow [00:40:53] had never given up on negotiations. Lavrov criticized [00:40:57] European countries. He also claimed that the Washington [00:41:01] administration was acting under European influence. Statements [00:41:05] signaling a ceasefire came from both capitals. [00:41:08] If the Americans [00:41:12] had not backed down from the Ankara agreements, if Europe [00:41:16] had not alienated them from these agreements, the war [00:41:19] would have ended a year ago. This is an obvious [00:41:21] fact. [00:41:24] He reminded that Russia accepted the ceasefire plan [00:41:27] presented by the United States in Alaska. He claimed [00:41:30] that European countries were preventing peace. He said [00:41:34] they dissuaded Trump. He reiterated that Russia [00:41:38] would not allow NATO forces on its borders. [00:42:10] should be resolved. He stated that a ceasefire was a good [00:42:13] idea. He said that if sanctions were lifted, energy [00:42:16] prices would also fall. [00:42:18] A similar statement [00:42:21] came from Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sibiya. [00:42:25] Ukraine is ready [00:42:28] for such a ceasefire. Our partners know our stance. [00:42:31] While positive messages [00:42:37] for negotiations were coming, Ukraine struck [00:42:41] an oil facility in the Samara region. The Russian army also [00:42:44] targeted the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv. Two [00:42:47] gas stations and some buildings were targeted. 8 people [00:42:51] were injured. [00:42:55] The tension on the Kyiv-Moscow line raised the tension [00:42:58] in European skies. A UAV, believed to have been sent [00:43:01] from Belarus, was shot down by a NATO aircraft [00:43:05] in Lithuanian airspace. [00:43:08] Denmark announced that a Russian frigate [00:43:12] fired a flare at a military helicopter [00:43:15] belonging to its air force [00:43:17] in international waters. Some regions in Russia [00:43:20] are experiencing fuel shortages. The reason is Ukraine's [00:43:24] attacks on the country's energy infrastructure. There are fuel [00:43:28] queues in Russia, one of the world's leading oil producers. Moscow [00:43:31] was forced to increase [00:43:32] oil imports. [00:43:49] At the beginning of September, the situation in the capital Moscow [00:43:52] partially improved, but the problem continues in other regions of the country. [00:43:56] Drivers are struggling to access gasoline. In recent days, gasoline [00:44:00] has completely run out at some stations. Sales have been restricted [00:44:04] at others, and long queues [00:44:05] have formed. [00:44:10] In recent times, Russia has been attacking oil refineries, especially [00:44:13] in the city of Saint Petersburg and the nearby Leningrad [00:44:16] region. These drone attacks are causing a significant [00:44:19] decrease in production. Russia, which is among the world's [00:44:23] leading oil producers, has increased imports to alleviate [00:44:27] supply shortages in the domestic market. Moscow imports [00:44:31] gasoline not only from its traditional suppliers Belarus and Kazakhstan, [00:44:34] but also from India and Morocco. Rosehip harvest [00:44:36] has started [00:44:44] in Gümüşhane. In the city, in addition to the fruit's [00:44:47] tea and marmalade, its soup is also made. This [00:44:51] local delicacy, which was falling into oblivion, has regained [00:44:54] its place on tables in recent years. The sour-tasting [00:44:58] soup is offered to the liking of visitors [00:45:00] to the city. [00:45:05] Tea, marmalade, jam. Rosehip, an indispensable [00:45:09] part of winter months due to its vitamin [00:45:12] C content. 17 of the 27 rosehip species in Turkey [00:45:15] grow in Gümüşhane. [00:45:19] In the city, the rosehip soup, which was falling into oblivion, [00:45:23] has regained its place on tables. As you know, [00:45:26] the rosehip fruit is a sour plant. To somewhat [00:45:29] alleviate this sourness, sugar is added when making its marmalade. [00:45:33] This rosehip soup is made by using [00:45:36] marmalade made without sugar. We also make it [00:45:42] at home. We make it with small, tiny meatballs. For example, [00:45:46] it's also delicious if you put small meatballs [00:45:50] in it, or if you fry minced meat at the bottom, it's also [00:45:53] very delicious. I can say it's a flu medicine. [00:45:56] So how is this local delicacy prepared? [00:45:59] First, butter is melted in a pot. [00:46:02] Then, minced meat and flour are added and roasted. [00:46:05] After the boiled marmalade is crushed, [00:46:08] it is added and left to boil. Finally, mint [00:46:12] heated in butter [00:46:17] is poured over it. The local delicacy is presented to the appreciation [00:46:20] of those who visit the city. It has a very nice, [00:46:23] sour taste. It's really a vitamin store. [00:46:27] I recommend everyone to try it. The taste [00:46:31] is delicious. Efforts are underway [00:46:34] in Hatay to popularize diving and develop underwater [00:46:38] tourism. Diving training is provided in Çevlik Diving [00:46:42] Village with the guidance of instructors. Trainees [00:46:45] get the opportunity to explore the blue waters of the Mediterranean. [00:46:48] They receive training [00:46:51] to discover the underwater beauties. Some experience [00:46:54] this excitement for the first time, while others pursue [00:46:57] new routes. This is Samandağ district [00:47:01] of Hatay. A completely different world [00:47:03] is hidden beneath the blue waters of the Mediterranean. [00:47:07] Trainees who have reached a certain stage with the training [00:47:10] given in Çevlik Diving Village have the opportunity [00:47:14] to explore the rich underwater world. [00:47:17] The first diving experience is carried out in a controlled [00:47:20] environment. Diving enthusiasts enter the training pool. [00:47:24] Our six diving trainings are sufficient. Two of these [00:47:27] are conducted in our glass aquarium pool. The remaining four [00:47:31] are done in the sea. You can actually receive training in a safer [00:47:34] environment and feel safe. At the facility, [00:47:38] diving training is provided with expert instructors for [00:47:41] scuba, snorkeling, night, and boat [00:47:45] diving. I wanted to jump once, and I jumped, and I saw [00:47:48] that the underwater world was full of beautiful fish. [00:47:52] I feel excited. After basic training, [00:47:56] it's time to open up to the blue waters of the Mediterranean. [00:47:59] Dives are organized at points like Keldağ and Karamağara. [00:48:03] There are many diving locations in Çevlik, frankly. [00:48:06] This place is truly a paradise for diving. Diving enthusiasts [00:48:09] both receive training and discover the underwater [00:50:08] In Adana, 11-year-old Ayşegül Şiş's life [00:50:11] changed with a helping hand. Ayşegül, who was born [00:50:15] with hearing impairment, had her bionic ear broken. [00:50:18] Ayşegül Şiş, who had a bionic ear implanted 3 years later, started hearing again. [00:50:24] She was playing on the street, her bionic ear broke. [00:50:28] The child's bionic ear, which could not react [00:50:30] to sounds, was replaced. [00:50:33] Ayşe Gülşiş is 11 years old. The child [00:50:37] living in Adana has not been hearing for 3 years. [00:50:40] Ayşe Gülşiş, who was born with hearing impairment, had [00:50:43] her bionic ear broken and it could not be replaced. Upon the family's call [00:50:47] for help, the Yüreir [00:50:48] District Governorship took action. [00:50:52] she started hearing, "Aa, you say [00:50:55] "aa" too." Did our voice [00:50:59] come? It did. Thank you, District Governor, [00:51:03] he helped us in every way. May God bless him. [00:51:05] My daughter has her device now. [00:51:08] Ayşegül's older sister, 12-year-old Ayfer, also [00:51:11] had her broken hearing aid replaced [00:51:15] with a new one. Good morning. Good morning. [00:51:18] Adana, Adana. Well done, Ayfer and Ayşegül. [00:51:22] We got what we wanted. May God bless you. After the rehabilitation [00:51:26] process, Ayşe Gülşiş will go to school [00:51:29] again. Regular check-ups [00:51:33] revealed prostate cancer at an early stage. [00:51:36] İbrahim Zamur, 66, was operated on with robotic [00:51:40] surgery at Istanbul Cerrahpaşa Faculty of Medicine. [00:51:44] No additional treatment was deemed necessary. September [00:51:47] is World Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Zamur's [00:51:51] story, who did not neglect [00:52:13] Actually, I have no complaints. I have a habit [00:52:16] of getting a checkup once a year, or every two [00:52:19] years at the latest. I get my general [00:52:23] body check done. İbrahim Zamur [00:52:26] is 66 years old. Regular health [00:52:29] screenings saved his life. My late father also [00:52:33] had this surgery, and I even had it done, and it turned out [00:52:37] that I also had it. Maybe my siblings have it too, [00:52:40] I don't know that, but I will recommend [00:52:42] it. [00:52:45] His PSA level was found to be high [00:52:49] in the test he had. After the tests were renewed, [00:52:52] when the PSA was high again, [00:52:56] we request more advanced tests in such stages. [00:52:59] If there is a suspicious lesion, we perform a targeted fusion biopsy. [00:53:03] We especially take a biopsy from the lesion [00:53:06] we see, and then a pathological [00:53:09] diagnosis is made. İbrahim Zamur [00:53:13] actually had no complaints, but he never neglected [00:53:16] his routine screenings. Thanks to this, [00:53:19] the mass in his prostate was detected early, [00:53:22] and he was cured of this disease [00:53:26] with an operation performed only with robotic surgery. [00:53:29] No other additional treatment will be applied to him. [00:53:33] You're probably well. Thank goodness, I'm well. [00:53:35] Good. There are pains and such. We saw that this cancer [00:53:38] was inside the prostate and had not spread elsewhere, [00:53:42] and we performed the robotic radical [00:53:46] prostatectomy operation. After the surgery, [00:53:49] the surgical margins were negative, meaning we saw that there was [00:53:53] no prostate tissue or prostate cancer tissue left inside. [00:53:57] we took him under [00:53:59] observation without needing any [00:54:03] additional treatment. Robotic surgery offers [00:54:06] advantages such as less bleeding and less pain in prostate cancer [00:54:10] surgeries, can shorten the recovery time, and allows for more [00:54:13] precise protection of the muscles and nerves that control urinary [00:54:16] function. So there are 3, 4, 5 holes here, nothing else, [00:54:20] nothing at all, what more do we want? Allah has given us this blessing, [00:54:24] we will appreciate it, be grateful, [00:54:27] and we will always help our doctors [00:54:31] and pray for them. It's good that they exist. [00:54:51] With the contributions of Kompen. [00:59:58] stated that there is no message to be given to Turkey [01:00:02] through provocative approaches in the Aegean [01:00:04] and Eastern Mediterranean. He stated that Turkey's emphasis on [01:00:07] diplomacy should not be perceived as a weakness. AK Party [01:00:11] spokesperson warned that no one should make the Aegean [01:00:14] and Eastern Mediterranean a part of their domestic politics. [01:00:17] He also evaluated the early election [01:00:20] discussions. He said that there is no early election [01:00:24] on Turkey's agenda. [01:00:24] Our emphasis [01:00:29] on diplomacy should not be perceived as [01:00:32] a weakness in any way. There is no message to be [01:00:36] given to Turkey through a show [01:00:38] of force or provocative approaches. [01:00:42] No one should make the Aegean and Eastern [01:00:46] Mediterranean a part of domestic politics. [01:01:21] will continue its path by strengthening even further. Ömer [01:01:24] Çelik made statements after the AK Party Central Executive Board [01:01:28] meeting. He also evaluated the crisis [01:01:31] in the Middle East in the context of the US-Iran tension. [01:01:35] While there are these instabilities regarding the Strait of Hormuz [01:01:38] and all these events regarding Bab al-Mandeb, [01:01:41] it is necessary to scrupulously avoid any chaos [01:01:44] and turmoil that would lead to further instability. [01:01:48] "We condemn all these attacks on Saudi Arabia in the [01:01:51] strongest possible terms." Çelik said that they are closely [01:01:55] following the developments in line with the goal of a [01:01:59] Turkey without terrorism and a region without terrorism. The [01:02:02] fact that the groups called YPG forces [01:02:05] will be eliminated from around Mount [01:02:08] Sinjar and enter into an integration under the authority [01:02:11] of the Iraqi government is extremely important in this [01:02:15] regard. One army plan." [01:02:30] is a sentence he often emphasizes. We are preparing for the upcoming [01:02:33] elections and we will achieve great success. This is not [01:02:37] an early election signal. There is no election on [01:02:41] Turkey's agenda right now, friends. [01:02:43] The Republican People's Party will have a busy meeting [01:02:47] schedule throughout the month. Republican People's [01:02:50] Party Chairman Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu will convene the [01:02:53] Central Executive Board. On Friday, the High Disciplinary [01:02:57] Board will discuss the files of 49 names. [01:03:00] Justice Party deputies will camp in Bolu Abant [01:03:04] at the end of the month. [01:03:07] We will hold a magnificent convention. We will restore [01:03:10] the Republican People's Party to its founding ethical [01:03:13] codes. [01:03:17] The ongoing convention process, internal party disciplinary files, [01:03:20] preparation for the MP camp, the agenda in CHP is busy. [01:03:23] All eyes are on the Central Executive Board meeting. [01:03:27] In the meeting chaired by General Chairman Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu. [01:03:30] In addition to the latest political developments, preparations for the convention [01:03:34] will be discussed. Preparations for the MP camp to be [01:03:37] held at the end of September will also [01:03:39] be on the MYK's agenda. [01:03:42] There are also ongoing disciplinary processes on the party's [01:03:46] agenda. 49 names were referred to the High Disciplinary [01:03:49] Board with a request for permanent expulsion, [01:03:53] on the grounds that they supported another party. [01:03:56] The board is expected to make a decision regarding these names. [01:04:00] Kılıçdaroğlu and CHP deputies will camp in Bolu [01:04:03] Abant between September 25-27. [01:04:07] The roadmap for the new legislative period will [01:04:09] be determined at the camp. [01:04:13] We will get your opinions separately. What do our [01:04:16] deputies think? We will get their opinions one by one. [01:04:20] After the deputy camp, Kılıçdaroğlu is expected to [01:04:23] meet with CHP mayors in Ankara at the end of the [01:04:26] month. The work of local governments will be discussed at the meeting. [01:04:32] "The Yenilik Party applied to the Chief Public Prosecutor's [01:04:36] Office of the Court of Cassation to change the name of the [01:04:39] new party established in July. The New Party discussed [01:04:43] the issue at the Central Executive Board meeting. Party [01:04:46] spokesperson Zeynel Emre stated in his statement after the [01:04:49] meeting that they would "protect our name" and pointed [01:04:53] to November [01:04:54] for the convention. [01:05:00] The similarity was taken to court. The issue was discussed [01:05:03] at the New Party's Central Executive Board meeting. Party [01:05:06] spokesperson Zeynel Emre stated that they would not give [01:05:10] up their name and that the decision could be made by the Constitutional [01:05:14] We are protecting our name, it [01:05:17] depends on the decision of the Constitutional Court. [01:05:21] So, by protecting its new name, any regulation can [01:05:25] Zeynel Emre stated that the party has completed its [01:05:28] establishment phase and announced the convention date. He [01:05:32] also responded to comments that the similarity of party [01:05:35] names could prevent them from entering The establishment [01:05:38] phase of our party, its 81 organizations, has been completed. [01:05:41] We plan to hold our convention on November 14-15. We are [01:05:45] completely ready. There is no problem in [01:05:49] terms of entering the election. The Yenilik Party, which made the [01:05:52] application, was founded in 2020 by Öztürk Yılmaz, who [01:05:56] left the CHP. In the application made by party [01:06:00] that the words "Yeni" and "Yenilik" were used in the same [01:06:04] context. It was recalled that another application made [01:06:07] in 2024 to adopt the name "New Party" was rejected [01:06:11] by the Court of Cassation. It was emphasized that the decision should [01:06:14] also serve as a precedent for the current [01:06:18] The 81st hearing in the İmamoğlu organized [01:06:21] crime case was held yesterday. At the hearing, [01:06:25] the defenses of some [01:06:26] unarrested defendants were taken. [01:06:30] The trial of 414 defendants in the [01:06:33] İmamoğlu organized crime case continues [01:06:36] at the Istanbul 33rd High Criminal Court. [01:06:39] At the 81st hearing, the unarrested [01:06:42] defendants were given the [01:06:44] floor to present their defenses. [01:06:47] The defendants stated that they reiterated [01:06:51] their previous defenses. The defendants, who denied the [01:06:54] charges, demanded acquittal. With the defenses of [01:06:58] 19 unarrested defendants also being taken at the hearing, [01:07:02] the defenses of a total of 188 unarrested defendants [01:07:05] in the case were completed. The case was adjourned [01:07:08] to today to continue taking the defenses [01:07:11] of the unarrested defendants. [01:07:15] In the case, Ekrem İmamoğlu is held responsible [01:07:19] for 143 actions. In the indictment, it [01:07:23] is alleged that the criminal organization caused approximately [01:07:26] 160 billion Turkish Liras and $24 million in damages to the public. [01:07:31] "Suspects detained in the bribery investigation targeting [01:07:35] the Seferihisar district municipality in Izmir were [01:07:38] referred to the courthouse. The investigation file also [01:07:42] includes allegations of illegal business permits and [01:07:46] zoning permits being granted to organized [01:07:48] crime organizations. [01:07:52] Bribery given in return for zoning permits and [01:07:55] allegations of irregularities in tenders, account movements [01:07:59] reflected in MASAK (Financial Crimes Investigation Board) [01:08:02] and expert reports were examined, and the statements of the [01:08:06] complainants were evaluated. [01:08:08] The bribery and corruption [01:08:11] Municipality was deepened. On September 11, [01:08:14] simultaneous operations were carried out in two provinces. 47 [01:08:18] of the 48 suspects for whom arrest warrants [01:08:21] were issued were apprehended. The suspects, including municipal [01:08:25] personnel and contractors, were referred to the [01:08:27] courthouse after their procedures at the police station. [01:08:31] The investigation file contains serious allegations. [01:08:35] Allegations that large amounts of money and gold were [01:08:38] given as bribes to the suspects in return for zoning [01:08:42] permits, and that illegal construction permits were provided [01:08:45] to organized crime organizations along the coastline are at [01:08:48] the forefront. The file also contains allegations that [01:08:52] 100 grams of gold and money in bags were given [01:08:55] as bribes to municipal managers and some employees in return [01:08:59] for the occupancy permits of 33 villas. Granting [01:09:02] business opening permits to members of [01:09:18] show 01:09. The end of the day continues [01:09:21] on TRT News. The investigation into the suspicious death of [01:09:25] former National Intelligence Organization member Kaşif Kozinoğlu continues. [01:09:27] Raci Şaşmaz, the screenwriter of the TV series [01:09:30] "Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu", who gave a statement, [01:09:34] said that the script was fictional and that no one [01:09:37] interfered with the writing process. Before Kaşif Kozinoğlu's [01:09:40] death in prison, the character of [01:09:43] the powerful intelligence officer Kazım Kaşifoğlu in the series was [01:09:46] held in a cell, beaten, [01:09:50] and threatened [01:09:51] with death. [01:09:56] The investigation into the suspicious death of former [01:10:00] MIT member Kaşif Kozinoğlu, who died in Silivri [01:10:03] Prison in 2011, is being deepened. Raci Şaşmaz, the [01:10:07] screenwriter of Kurtlar Vadisi, who gave a statement as [01:10:10] part of the investigation, stated that no one interfered with [01:10:14] the script. He also claimed that there was no [01:10:17] connection between MIT member Kaşif Kozinoğlu and the intelligence [01:10:21] officer Kazım Kaşifoğlu character in the series. The Kaşifoğlu [01:10:24] character was created to portray internal intelligence conflicts. When [01:10:28] his story ended, he was killed in the series [01:10:31] and other characters and topics were introduced. It [01:10:34] has no connection to real life. It consists of a [01:10:37] combination of fictional characters. In his interrogation by the [01:10:41] prosecutor, screenwriter Raci Şaşmaz was asked about allegations [01:10:44] that he was guided while writing the script for [01:10:48] the Kurtlar Vadisi series. Şaşmaz stated that he [01:10:51] had no connection with Ali Fuat Yılmazer, former Istanbul [01:10:54] Intelligence Branch Director and FETÖ member. He said [01:10:58] that he met retired Colonel Hasan Atilla Uğur, [01:11:01] who was the head of the Gendarmerie Technical Intelligence Department, [01:11:04] but had no legal or illegal connection with him. [01:11:08] I met Hasan Atilla Uğur through director Osman Sınav. [01:11:12] No one interfered with our script. He sometimes wanted [01:11:15] to give ideas about the script. Since I thought [01:11:19] it was problematic, I didn't give it. He said that [01:11:22] he received threats because I did not accept the offer, [01:11:26] and that he wanted to hand over the series to [01:11:29] me. Retired Colonel Hasan Atilla Uğur was in the [01:11:32] same cell as Kaşif Kozinoğlu in prison. [01:11:35] Before Kozinoğlu's death in prison, the character of the [01:11:39] powerful intelligence officer Kazım Kaşifoğlu in the series was [01:11:45] held in a cell, beaten, [01:11:46] and threatened with death. [01:11:50] Screenwriter Raci Şaşmaz stated that the tombstones and plaques [01:11:53] in the series do not target anyone in real life. [01:11:56] What would you say? What a big coincidence. 11 more suspects [01:12:00] were detained in the [01:12:03] Gülistan 9 investigation. Five of the suspects taken to [01:12:07] Erzurum were referred to the courthouse. Four [01:12:10] suspects were arrested. [01:12:19] The case was closed as a missing person case. [01:12:22] With new evidence and statements from secret witnesses, [01:12:26] the investigation into Gülistan Doku's disappearance, a murder [01:12:30] investigation, is being conducted in a comprehensive manner. [01:12:32] The Erzurum Chief Public [01:12:35] Prosecutor's Office issued arrest warrants for 11 suspects [01:12:38] in 7 provinces on allegations of tampering with evidence and interfering with the investigation. [01:12:47] All suspects were taken to Erzurum. [01:12:50] Four of the suspects whose statements were taken [01:12:54] were arrested. A judicial [01:13:25] control order was issued for one person. The number [01:13:28] of arrested suspects in the deepened Gülistan Doku investigation [01:13:31] rose to 36. Among the arrested is the [01:13:35] main suspect in the murder. In the Güngören village of [01:13:38] the district, she went missing [01:13:40] on September 10. Many teams directed to Güngören [01:13:44] village were mobilized to find the baby. [01:13:47] While the teams were working to find the [01:13:50] missing baby, an investigation was also launched into the [01:13:55] incident. 10 suspects, including the father and mother of [01:13:58] baby Büşra, were detained. The family's four children [01:14:02] are under protection within the Ministry of Family [01:14:05] and Social Services. The governorship made a statement [01:14:09] regarding the incident, emphasizing [01:14:10] the contradictory statements of [01:14:14] the family members. It was highlighted that all [01:14:17] possibilities regarding baby Büşra's disappearance are being meticulously [01:14:21] investigated. Work continues to find baby Büşra. [01:14:55] One fell asleep among the ballot boxes, the other got lost in the forest. [01:14:59] A mentally disabled person left his home. The teams dispatched to the [01:15:02] region launched a search operation for the child [01:15:06] who went missing near his home. Little Milyamin [01:15:09] was found sleeping in an area used as a [01:15:13] warehouse next to his house approximately 9 hours [01:15:17] later. The child, who underwent a health check, [01:15:20] was handed over to his family. In Ardaçıdalı village [01:15:23] of Baykan district of Siirt, [01:15:55] 17-year-old Hasan Alp also went missing in the [01:15:58] forest where he went to graze sheep. When it [01:16:02] got dark and Alp did not return home, [01:16:05] his family asked the gendarmerie for help. The [01:16:09] gendarmerie, AFAD and UMKE [01:16:10] teams launched a search [01:16:14] operation in the region. Search efforts for the [01:16:18] crew of the ship named İmamoğlu are continuing. [01:16:22] The body found during the searches was identified [01:16:27] as that of the ship's captain Yaşar Kayhan. [01:16:30] The waiting of the families of the nine-person [01:16:34] crew continues. The investigation into the [01:16:38] sinking of the ship named Tuğberk İmamoğlu, [01:16:41] which had a 10-person crew, continues. Search [01:16:45] efforts for the missing crew continued uninterrupted [01:16:48] for 14 days. [01:16:50] The Silivri Chief Public [01:16:55] Prosecutor's Office announced that a lifeless male body [01:16:58] was found approximately 5 kilometers from the search [01:17:01] area. As a result of DNA testing, the [01:17:05] body was identified as that of the ship's [01:17:09] first captain Yaşar Kayhan. The families of the [01:17:12] Tuğberk İmamoğlu crew continue their waiting in Silivri. [01:17:16] For 14 days, they have been waiting for news [01:17:19] with hope, day and night. Due to the [01:17:23] efforts, the body of the first captain was found. [01:17:26] This gives us a glimmer of hope that [01:17:30] we will reach other people. There is no [01:17:33] deficiency in terms of informing. We thank [01:17:36] the district governor, the Marmara region commander, the [01:17:39] coast guard commander, AFAD, and all of them. There is truly a [01:17:43] dedicated effort. While the [01:17:46] investigation into the accident continues, search efforts for [01:17:49] the nine-person crew on the ship are also continuing [01:17:53] from air and sea. The process continues, and [01:17:57] yesterday's finding gave us hope. We think if [01:18:00] one came out, the others will come out too. [01:18:04] It was his last trip, he was really going [01:18:08] to quit. He said the previous one was his [01:18:11] last, but he wanted [01:18:13] to finish this tour, [01:18:17] and the company also asked him a lot. [01:18:20] My father was 65 years old, unfortunately he [01:18:23] didn't listen to us, he didn't listen. We couldn't stop him. [01:18:27] It's been 14 days, I'm waiting for my [01:18:30] son. I trust my [01:18:34] state, and I see what they are doing [01:18:37] here. My faith in [01:18:41] the state is infinite. I want to get [01:18:44] my son back as soon as possible. [01:18:48] One way or another, I don't want to [01:18:51] leave here without my son. On September 2, [01:18:55] the ship named Alsu, [01:18:58] which went from Kocaeli to Aliağa, and the [01:19:02] ship named Tuğberk İmamoğlu, which was sailing from [01:19:04] İskenderun Port to the [01:19:08] Black Sea, collided off the coast of [01:19:11] Silivri. The ship [01:19:12] named Tuğberk İmamoğlu sank [01:19:16] shortly after the collision. A fire broke [01:19:18] out in an IETT [01:19:22] bus that was moving in Bakırköy district [01:19:25] of Istanbul. The bus, which turned into a [01:19:29] fireball, was extinguished by the intervention of [01:19:32] the firefighters. Fortunately, no one [01:19:36] was injured in the fire. [01:19:39] A fire broke out in a [01:19:42] YETTT bus, [01:19:47] which turned into a fireball. The [01:19:51] Yetete bus was traveling on the D100 Highway [01:19:54] in Bakırköy, in the [01:19:58] direction of Ankara. For an unknown reason, [01:20:00] flames rose from the [01:20:04] bus. The driver noticed the situation [01:20:07] and pulled the bus to the side of the [01:20:11] road. Passengers experienced great panic. The bus [01:20:15] was quickly evacuated. Firefighters and ambulance [01:20:18] crews were dispatched to the region upon [01:20:22] the notification. The teams fought [01:20:25] the flames. [01:20:28] After the efforts, the fire was extinguished, [01:20:32] and the burned bus became unusable. [01:20:35] Due to the fire, the side [01:20:38] road was closed [01:20:42] to traffic for a while. There were [01:20:44] unfortunately other accidents, excessive speed, [01:20:48] carelessness, and not [01:20:51] obeying the rules. Unfortunately. [01:20:54] In accidents in Istanbul, Tekirdağ, Bursa, [01:20:57] and Edirne, three people died [01:20:59] and one person [01:21:03] was slightly injured. A service minibus entered [01:21:07] the street uncontrollably. It hit a child [01:21:11] who let go of [01:21:12] his hand and went [01:21:16] into the road. The 6-year-old child lost [01:21:19] his life. In the accident in Esenyurt, Istanbul, [01:21:22] the child who was thrown to the ground [01:21:26] due to the impact was seriously injured. Health [01:21:29] and police teams were [01:21:30] dispatched to the scene [01:21:34] upon notification. In the accident where the child [01:21:37] lost his life, the service minibus driver [01:21:40] was detained. In Ergene district of Tekirdağ, [01:21:44] a motorcycle collided with a service vehicle. [01:21:48] The driver, Deniz [01:21:50] Alaattin Öztürk, who [01:21:53] was thrown from the motorcycle due to the [01:21:56] force of the collision, was seriously injured. [01:21:59] The driver, who was taken to the hospital [01:22:03] by health teams that arrived at the [01:22:07] scene, could not be [01:22:09] saved despite intervention. [01:22:12] In Bursa, a motorcycle traveling on the Gebze [01:22:16] Orhangazi Izmir highway hit a truck in [01:22:20] front of it. The seriously injured driver was taken to the hospital [01:22:24] by 112 emergency [01:22:36] intervention. In Edirne, a vehicle that lost [01:22:39] control crashed into the barriers on the [01:22:42] side of the road. The vehicle, which [01:22:46] went over the barriers due to the impact, [01:22:49] skidded for meters before stopping. The [01:22:52] driver was slightly a message was sent, [01:22:56] such a message is sent for the first time, yes, for the first time. [01:22:59] It is being sent. [01:23:20] It was hit by hail, news from fishermen [01:23:22] cannot be received. [01:23:26] Discussions regarding ship traffic in the Bosphorus also continue. [01:23:29] Iran has so far included 77 ships in its sanctions list on the grounds that [01:23:33] it violated the rules. [01:23:34] There is a new question on the agenda. [01:23:38] Is Tehran preparing for war? The Iranian Armed [01:23:41] Forces are starting a training process for hundreds of new battalions that will include 1 million soldiers. [01:23:44] In this context, a text message was sent for citizen [01:23:48] mobilization in Iran. The fate of the [01:23:52] negotiations is also [01:23:56] a matter of discussion. Iranian National Security [01:23:59] Council Secretary General Mohsen Rezaei responded [01:24:03] to US President Trump's call for negotiations. [01:24:06] He said there would be no talks until Iran's [01:24:10] conditions are met. [01:24:14] According to a Pentagon report, the US experienced ammunition [01:24:18] shortages due to the Iran war. [01:24:21] As of July, the cost of the war was said [01:24:25] to have exceeded 33 billion dollars. While the American press frequently [01:24:28] reports on ammunition shortages, the US Air [01:24:31] Force is rapidly expanding its fleet of unmanned combat [01:24:34] aircraft and low-cost UAVs. By 2032, [01:24:38] the goal is to include 500 unmanned combat [01:24:41] aircraft and 500 UAVs [01:24:42] in the inventory. [01:24:47] In Yemen, tensions are gradually [01:24:50] increasing between Iran-backed Houthis and Saudi [01:24:53] Arabia. The center of the crisis is [01:24:57] Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Most recently, the Houthis attacked [01:25:01] three cities in Saudi Arabia with missiles and unmanned aerial [01:25:05] vehicles. Clashes between the Houthis and Yemeni Government [01:25:08] forces continue without interruption. [01:25:10] While the crisis continues [01:25:15] in the Strait of Hormuz, tensions are rising day by day [01:25:19] in Bab el-Mandeb. Tensions between Iran-backed Houthis [01:25:22] and Saudi Arabia are not decreasing. The Houthis [01:25:25] attacked three cities in Saudi Arabia with missiles and UAVs. [01:25:29] Khamis Mushayt, Abha, and Taif cities were targeted in the attacks. [01:25:32] 13 people were injured, 7 houses and two vehicles were damaged. [01:25:36] Clashes also continue [01:25:39] between the Houthis and the Yemeni government. Government forces announced [01:25:43] that they shot down three Iran-backed Houthi unmanned aerial [01:25:47] vehicles in Taiz and Shabwah cities. [01:25:50] Government forces [01:25:53] provided information regarding the Houthis' recent attacks [01:25:56] in the Western Saqili region. They announced that the Houthis [01:26:00] deployed more than 76,000 fighters in the recent attacks [01:26:03] aimed at taking control of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. [01:26:07] It was emphasized that these attacks are part of the ongoing [01:26:11] war in Iran. [01:26:14] The ceasefire in Yemen ended on July 13. [01:26:18] Clashes flared up again. [01:26:20] They seized [01:26:26] the islands around. Government forces made progress in Jawf [01:26:29] city on the Saudi Arabian border. It is stated [01:26:33] that the Houthis gaining control in Bab el-Mandeb is a strategic [01:26:37] goal for Iran. Scotland, [01:26:40] Northern Ireland, and Wales, under the roof [01:26:43] of the United Kingdom, took the first joint step [01:26:46] towards independence. I don't think [01:27:50] this is good for the United Kingdom. I think we are stronger [01:27:53] together. For example, if Scotland becomes independent, [01:27:57] I think the United Kingdom will break up. It would be economically difficult [01:28:01] for both sides. [01:28:07] I always think that there is strength in unity. Economically, [01:28:11] I'm not sure if this is a good idea. There are supporters [01:28:15] as well as opponents of the joint independence [01:28:18] move. If that's what they want to [01:28:22] do, if they think they'll be better off without the United Kingdom, [01:28:25] why shouldn't [01:28:26] they leave? [01:28:45] of Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline due to attacks [01:28:49] has increasingly raised concerns about global oil supply. [01:28:52] Brent crude oil barrel [01:28:56] prices reached their 4-month peak. On the gold front, [01:28:59] eyes are on the US Federal Reserve's interest [01:29:03] rate decision. Before the decision, prices [01:29:07] extended their decline to the 4th [01:29:08] week. [01:29:13] Central Bank interest rate decisions to be announced amid [01:29:17] geopolitical tensions on one side and rising inflationary concerns [01:29:20] on the other. Activity [01:29:22] in global markets has increased. [01:29:26] Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline was disabled after attacks. [01:29:30] In the Strait of Hormuz, traffic decreased again, and with [01:29:33] all these developments, Brent crude oil tested 110 dollars [01:29:36] per barrel, reaching its highest level in 4 months. Signatures [01:29:40] need to be signed as soon as possible, news of peace [01:29:43] is needed. [01:29:46] say that as long as it doesn't come from Iran and America, [01:29:49] the anxiety over oil prices will continue. Here, above 110 dollars, targets [01:29:53] are 120 dollars, 135 dollars and 150 dollars, [01:29:56] to be honest. But if an agreement comes, we can see oil [01:29:59] prices quickly return to the 70-80 band. On the gold [01:30:03] front, eyes are also on the US Central Bank's [01:30:06] interest rate decision. [01:30:09] The bank is almost certain to raise interest rates [01:30:13] by 25 basis points. If expectations are met, [01:30:16] the Fed will have raised rates for the first time since July 2023. [01:30:20] Before the decision, selling pressure continues on an ounce of gold. [01:30:23] If interest rates are raised tomorrow evening and expectations [01:30:27] of another rate hike in December continue, gold sales [01:30:30] may deepen further. An ounce of gold is below [01:30:34] $4,300, while a gram of gold is balancing [01:30:38] just above 6,700 liras. Experts recommend that investors [01:30:41] make their buying and selling transactions cautiously [01:30:45] and gradually during this period of increased volatility. [01:30:49] International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Rafael [01:30:52] Mariano Grossi said he was very impressed by Turkey's [01:30:56] progress in the field of nuclear energy. He stated that Turkey [01:31:00] is about to become a country that produces nuclear energy. [01:31:03] He said, "Your country is on the verge of a real turning [01:31:06] point in the history of the Republic." [01:31:11] He said that Turkey is on the verge of becoming a country [01:31:14] that produces nuclear energy. He said, "I am very impressed [01:31:18] with the progress made there." "Your country is on the verge [01:31:21] of a real turning point in the history of the Republic. [01:31:25] Because you are about to become a country that produces nuclear [01:31:29] energy with the nuclear power plant and reactors [01:31:36] that I had the honor of visiting a few years ago." International Atomic Energy Agency [01:31:39] Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi evaluated Turkey's [01:31:43] steps in the field of nuclear energy and the progress [01:31:45] at the Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant. [01:31:49] "I am eagerly awaiting the commissioning of the first unit [01:31:52] in a few months. I will be there to witness that moment. [01:31:56] We are eagerly awaiting the moment when we will see Turkey [01:32:00] join the family of countries that successfully utilize nuclear [01:32:03] energy." [01:32:06] In the scope of the 70th General Conference of the International [01:32:10] Atomic Energy Agency held in Vienna, the capital of Austria, [01:32:14] a stand was opened promoting Turkey's nuclear energy [01:32:17] activities and nuclear energy vision. Ambassador Mustafa Kibaroğlu, [01:32:21] Turkey's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Office [01:32:24] in Vienna, spoke at the opening and reminded [01:32:28] that the Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant has reached its final stage. [01:32:31] He explained Turkey's progress in nuclear energy. [01:32:35] I think that Turkey is at a level that will be an example [01:32:38] to all countries in the world, not only with the successes [01:32:42] it has achieved in the political field, but also with the point [01:32:45] it has reached in the field of technology, science and technology. [01:32:49] Turkey's imports of natural gas, oil, [01:32:52] and liquefied petroleum gas, abbreviated as [01:32:56] LPG, decreased in July. [01:32:59] A decrease of approximately 22% in natural gas, [01:33:02] 7% in oil, and over 4.5% [01:33:06] in liquefied petroleum gas, [01:33:09] i.e., LPG, imports was observed. [01:33:12] So, how much was imported from which country? Details [01:33:16] are in our news. [01:33:19] Turkey is strengthening with domestic resources. [01:33:22] Dependence on foreign energy is decreasing. Import [01:33:25] figures are falling with the steps taken. [01:33:29] In July, Turkey's natural gas, oil, and LPG imports [01:33:32] decreased. This was reflected in the reports [01:33:35] of the Energy Market Regulatory Authority. Turkey's natural [01:33:38] gas imports in July decreased by approximately [01:33:42] 22% compared to the same month last year. Total natural [01:33:47] gas imports were recorded as approximately. [01:33:49] In this period, gas imports via pipeline, [01:33:53] amounting to 1.1 million m3, were mostly from Azerbaijan. [01:33:56] This was followed by Russia with 948 million m3 [01:34:00] and Iran with 919 million m3. In this period, all [01:34:04] of the liquefied natural gas imports, amounting to 194 million [01:34:07] m3, were from Algeria. The latest [01:34:10] data on oil and petroleum product imports was also shared. [01:34:13] Accordingly, Turkey's oil imports decreased by [01:34:17] nearly 7% in July, amounting to 4,521 tons. [01:34:21] In this period, the largest amount of imports [01:34:24] was from Russia with 1,658,000 tons. This was followed [01:34:28] by Iraq and Kazakhstan. LPG imports [01:34:32] also decreased by over 4.5% in July [01:34:36] compared to the same month last year, amounting to 303,000 [01:34:39] tons. Among the countries with the largest imports, Algeria, [01:34:43] the USA, and Russia [01:34:45] were in the top three. Turkey also exported LPG [01:34:48] to nine countries and regions [01:34:50] in this period. [01:34:53] The judicial process regarding two thermal power [01:34:56] plants in Milas district of Muğla continues. Trade [01:35:00] unions and local headmen made a press statement in Ankara. [01:35:04] The statement emphasized the importance [01:35:06] of the power plants continuing their activities for employment [01:35:35] The statement drew attention to the importance of mining [01:35:39] activities for employment [01:35:41] and economic life in the region. [01:35:44] Thousands [01:36:24] of people directly or indirectly earn their living from production. [01:36:27] In our villages, people are engaged in both agriculture [01:36:30] and work in the mine and [01:36:33] power plant. They spend the money they earn [01:36:37] in this region. [01:36:57] to develop the defense industry. Havelsan [01:37:00] implemented Kovan, the national work management system, [01:37:04] in this context. In the first stage, 500 experts [01:37:08] will be trained [01:37:09] with the program called Kovan. [01:37:31] With this program, which will train experts for the system [01:37:34] beehive, we aim to offer our youth a new profession [01:37:37] and career opportunity [01:37:39] in the field of technology. [01:37:45] A corporate resource planning expert vocational [01:37:49] training course program was created for Kovan. Minister of Labor [01:37:52] and Social Security Vedat Işıkhan spoke at the signing ceremony [01:37:56] of the program. He stated that young people will be trained in areas where expertise [01:38:00] is needed in the defense industry. [01:38:03] We will both strengthen the human resources of our sector [01:38:07] and support the transition of our young people to qualified [01:38:10] employment. We will also pave the way for our new [01:38:14] generations, who will strengthen [01:38:17] our fully independent domestic and national defense [01:38:20] force. Haluk Görgün, President of the Defense Industry, also [01:38:23] stated that the Kovan program will develop and increase competition as it expands. [01:38:27] We encourage our companies [01:38:29] to use the modular version of this Kovan [01:38:32] software, we encourage them by forcing them. [01:38:35] We use it in the Presidency of Defense Industry and make [01:38:39] others use it. General Manager Mehmet Akif Nacar shared [01:38:42] the details of the training program. [01:38:57] We aim to train thousands of experts [01:39:01] for our country. Turkey, [01:39:04] which is experiencing [01:39:07] a golden age in aviation, has achieved another first. [01:39:11] Hürkuş 2, developed by TAI, received [01:39:15] military type certification. For the first [01:39:18] time, a military type certificate [01:39:21] was given to an nationally [01:39:24] developed air platform that meets international [01:39:28] standards and was carried out with a comprehensive [01:39:31] certification process conducted [01:39:33] entirely by local human [01:39:38] resources. A total of 153 [01:39:42] certification tests were carried out in the laboratory, [01:39:45] on the ground, and in the air. 1790 requirements [01:39:49] were verified in 12 different disciplines. Hürkuş 2, [01:39:52] developed by TAI, received military type certification. [01:39:56] The military type certification of Hürkuş 2 is a concrete [01:39:59] indicator of Turkey's ability to design, produce, test, verify, [01:40:03] and certify its own aviation [01:40:08] equipment. This development was also a first for Turkish [01:40:12] aviation. For the first time, a military type certificate [01:40:15] was given to a nationally developed air platform [01:40:19] that complies with international standards and was carried [01:40:21] out with a comprehensive certification process [01:40:24] conducted entirely by local human resources. [01:40:28] We are not only developing platforms, but also building [01:40:32] the technical authority, methodology, and certification culture [01:40:35] that will verify the reliability of these platforms with our [01:40:39] own people. The certification experience we gained [01:40:42] with Hürkuş 2 will turn into a lasting competency [01:40:46] and a strong institutional [01:40:47] memory for our future [01:40:52] national air platforms. As a result of the work carried [01:40:55] out for Hürkuş 2, the military type certificate was issued [01:40:59] on September 9 by the Certification Board, [01:41:02] which consists of personnel from the Presidency of Defense [01:41:05] Industries and the Air Force [01:41:10] Command. In the process, experts [01:41:14] from the Presidency of Defense Industries, TR Flight Airworthiness [01:41:17] Company, Ministry of National Defense, Air Force Command, [01:41:20] and TAI worked together. [01:41:25] Fatih Dönmez, Chairman of the Parliament's Artificial [01:41:29] Intelligence Research Commission, drew attention to the risks [01:41:32] brought by artificial intelligence technology. He said, "The main [01:41:35] issue is to strengthen the security, legal, [01:41:38] and supervisory infrastructure in parallel [01:41:41] with the technology." Fatih Dönmez also stated [01:41:44] that the Parliament's Artificial Intelligence Research Commission prepared a report [01:41:48] in this context. [01:41:52] He drew attention to the risks of artificial intelligence [01:41:55] technology. He warned against the possibility [01:41:59] of technology getting out of human control. Fatih [01:42:02] Dönmez, Chairman of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey [01:42:06] Artificial Intelligence Research Commission, stated [01:42:09] that it is important to strengthen the security, legal, [01:42:12] and supervisory infrastructure of artificial intelligence. [01:42:15] The statements made by senior executives of artificial [01:42:18] intelligence companies in recent days are extremely [01:42:22] important in drawing attention to the risks that this technology [01:42:25] poses. In today's rapidly [01:42:28] developing artificial intelligence, the main issue is to strengthen [01:42:31] the security, legal, and supervisory infrastructure in parallel [01:42:35] with the technology. Fatih Dönmez said that the [01:42:38] capacity to manage and supervise artificial intelligence technology [01:42:42] should develop at the same pace. In this context, [01:42:46] he stated that the Grand National Assembly of Turkey Artificial [01:42:49] Intelligence Research Commission prepared a report. [01:42:52] The issue is not to stop artificial intelligence, [01:42:55] but to build the capacity to develop it safely and responsibly [01:42:59] for the benefit of humanity. This has also been the main approach [01:43:02] of our Grand National Assembly of Turkey Artificial Intelligence [01:43:06] Research Commission report. Fatih Dönmez stated that Turkey [01:43:10] should be a pioneering country that not only uses technology, [01:43:14] but also guides this field. [01:43:17] Artificial intelligence technology continues to develop [01:43:21] at a dizzying pace. Not a few emphasize [01:43:25] that it is a frightening development. US [01:43:28] President Donald Trump calls it nonsense, but some emphasize [01:43:32] that it has reached more dangerous dimensions [01:43:35] than nuclear energy, nuclear bomb. Leading [01:43:39] companies in the sector are calling for a slowdown, [01:43:41] and states, which will draw the framework, [01:43:44] continue to compete just like companies. [01:43:48] The United States, China, are the two leading countries. [01:43:52] Experts call for states to set [01:43:54] common rules, just like in nuclear [01:43:57] weapons agreements, and it is stated [01:44:01] that the real danger is not artificial intelligence [01:44:04] getting out of control, but those who hold [01:44:08] this technology getting out [01:44:11] of control, especially the United States, [01:44:14] headed by Donald Trump, who is a madman, [01:44:17] according to some, and a lunatic, [01:44:20] according to others, whose actions are completely [01:44:24] unpredictable. [01:44:25] Artificial intelligence [01:44:30] giants warned against the risk of technology getting [01:44:34] out of human control and demanded government intervention and a slowdown [01:44:37] in the pace of development. However, artificial intelligence [01:44:41] technology, with its enormous competition, continues to develop [01:44:44] at an increasing pace due to this very competition. [01:44:48] Frankly, it is not possible to slow down artificial [01:44:51] intelligence developments in the age of artificial intelligence. [01:44:54] Let's think, in the past, mathematics teachers [01:44:57] marched to ban calculators. So what's the result? [01:45:01] In such an atmosphere, a balance needs to be struck [01:45:04] between speed and security, innovation and regulation. [01:45:07] This balance should be undertaken [01:45:10] by states. The two states that focus on artificial [01:45:13] intelligence studies in the world, the United States [01:45:17] and China, are in competition just like the companies [01:45:20] that develop technology. Moreover, the possible problems [01:45:24] will not be limited to these two states. This makes [01:45:27] it a global regulatory necessity for artificial [01:45:31] intelligence, just like with nuclear [01:45:34] weapons. There is no common sense, no common understanding, [01:45:38] no common decision for artificial intelligence [01:45:41] developments in the world. Since it is a technology [01:45:45] that transforms the whole world, all countries in the world [01:45:49] should come together and reach a common opinion. According [01:45:53] to experts, although artificial intelligence can get out of control, [01:45:57] the real danger is not artificial intelligence itself, [01:46:00] but the uncontrolled strengthening of the companies [01:46:04] that develop this technology. The turnovers and gross [01:46:07] domestic products of artificial intelligence companies [01:46:11] have exceeded the budgets and gross domestic products [01:46:15] of some countries. We will see that these companies [01:46:17] will become very powerful in the coming days with [01:46:21] both the rapid development of artificial intelligence [01:46:24] and the money they will earn from it. While some companies [01:46:27] will use this for the benefit of society and humanity, it is clear that some companies [01:46:31] and some people, unfortunately, [01:46:35] will not use artificial intelligence for the benefit [01:46:38] of society and humanity while developing it so quickly. [01:46:42] A new phase has been reached [01:46:43] in the space race. [01:46:46] It was said that they deployed weapons in space, [01:46:49] and for the first time, they admitted it. So, [01:46:52] for the first time, a country officially confirmed [01:46:55] that it deployed weapons in Earth's orbit, [01:46:57] and China reacted to this statement. [01:47:01] The development raised the question: Are space [01:47:05] wars coming? Just like the United States had [01:47:09] a Hollywood star president, Ronald Reagan's [01:47:12] Star Wars, no one can help but wonder [01:47:16] if the world is evolving [01:47:17] into a similar process. [01:47:22] Armament on Earth was not enough, now there are weapons [01:47:26] in space. The United States became the first country [01:47:29] to deploy weapons [01:47:30] in Earth's orbit. [01:47:40] They said they deployed weapons. They added [01:47:43] that the weapon is necessary to protect American forces [01:47:47] against enemy activities. However, they did not share [01:47:51] information about the weapon's [01:47:52] capacity, when it was deployed, [01:47:56] or how it works. The US Space Force also [01:47:59] drew attention to its offensive and defensive capabilities in its military strategy [01:48:03] in space. The statement said that these capabilities [01:48:06] can be used to disrupt, weaken, and if necessary, [01:48:10] destroy enemy systems. It was noted that these capabilities [01:48:14] can be activated in both offensive and defensive operations [01:48:17] in accordance with the instructions [01:48:20] of military commands. China reacted to this [01:48:24] statement, saying, [01:48:25] "We are against armament [01:48:29] in space." We oppose any arms race [01:48:32] in space, or any attempts to weaponize space [01:48:36] or turn it into a battlefield. Our clocks [01:48:50] with physically disabled Emre Vural [01:48:52] at the youth meeting in Samsun [01:48:55] led to emotional moments. [01:48:58] President Erdoğan, who saw Emre on his way to the program, [01:49:01] stopped the bus and asked [01:49:04] young Emre about his well-being. [01:49:07] Emre Vural, who described the moments [01:49:12] at the youth meeting, said, "We have such a leader." [01:49:16] Erdoğan, who was emotional after these words, [01:49:20] said, "If I hadn't gotten off that bus, how [01:49:23] would I account for [01:49:25] this to God?" [01:49:30] He saw the disabled young man waiting for him on the road, [01:49:34] stopped the bus, chatted with him, and asked [01:49:36] about his well-being. [01:49:39] Those moments were reminded once again [01:49:43] by physically disabled Emre Vural at President Erdoğan's [01:49:46] meeting with young people [01:49:53] in Samsun. We have a leader who, when he sees [01:49:57] a disabled citizen, stops his bus, [01:50:00] gets off, and asks, "Do you have any requests?" [01:50:03] Young Emre [01:50:08] expressed his gratitude for President Erdoğan's [01:50:11] attention with these words. His sincere thanks [01:50:15] deeply affected Erdoğan. Erdoğan said, "If [01:50:19] I hadn't gotten off the bus now, [01:50:23] how would I account for this [01:50:25] to God?" [01:50:28] Upon Emre's recounting of these moments, emotional moments [01:50:32] were experienced at the meeting area. President Erdoğan [01:50:35] emphasized Emre's loyalty. You know, [01:50:38] I didn't meet you for the first time [01:50:42] on this trip. Yes. May God bless you, Mr. President. [01:50:45] Every time I come to Samsun [01:50:47] for years, I see you. [01:50:53] I want to say one last thing to the youth: [01:50:57] follow this leader, take the burden off this leader's [01:51:00] shoulders, and pray for this leader [01:51:03] morning and evening. I do that, and I invite all of you [01:51:07] to do the same. [01:51:09] May God bless you, may our Lord not leave [01:51:12] us alone, God willing. [01:51:16] Ministry of National Education did not forget Palestinian children in the [01:51:19] first week of education. Various activities were organized in different [01:51:23] parts of the country to raise awareness [01:51:26] about the drama in Gaza. They flew kites [01:51:30] to support their Palestinian peers. [01:51:33] Let the kites [01:51:37] not be shot down. We are doing [01:52:14] this beautiful event [01:52:18] to send both a greeting and a prayer from here. [01:52:24] We also came here to fly kites for our friends [01:52:27] in Palestine, for them to be free. In Edirne, [01:52:31] kites were flown for Palestinian children. Hundreds of students [01:52:34] from 10 schools participated in the Edirne leg of the event, [01:52:38] which will take place throughout Turkey during the week. Half [01:52:41] of the kites were designed [01:52:43] in the shape of the Palestinian [01:52:47] flag. "We are flying kites for the freedom [01:52:50] of Gazan children. They are aware of all [01:52:54] the suffering there, despite their young [01:52:56] age, [01:52:58] and they want to announce with this celebration [01:53:02] that they are [01:53:02] with them. [01:53:06] In these images, students from Isparta participated [01:53:10] in the event with flags, balloons, placards, and kites. Kites [01:53:13] with various messages written on them were released [01:53:16] into the sky." [01:53:21] Head of Communications. Duran met with [01:53:24] Pakistan's Ambassador to Ankara, [01:53:26] Yusuf United Junite. [01:53:30] During the meeting, steps to improve cooperation in the [01:53:33] fields of communication, media, and public diplomacy were [01:53:37] discussed. Duran stated that cooperation in the field [01:53:40] of communication will continue with Pakistan, as in all other [01:53:44] areas. Burhanettin Duran shared the details of his [01:53:47] meeting with Yusuf Cüneyt on his social media [01:53:50] account. He said, "In our meeting, [01:53:54] we discussed our work on combating disinformation, [01:53:57] effectively sharing accurate information, and increasing [01:54:00] coordination in the field of strategic communication." [01:54:04] In his post, Duran stated that under the leadership [01:54:08] of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, they will continue to strengthen [01:54:12] cooperation in the field of communication with the sister country [01:54:14] Pakistan, as in all other areas. [01:54:18] New cooperation areas for a common vision in the Turkish world. [01:54:51] A panel titled "Common Future, Common Vision" [01:54:54] was held. Head of Communications Burhanettin Duran attended [01:54:58] the panel via video [01:54:58] message. [01:55:05] Partnerships developed in many fields, from digital economy [01:55:08] to artificial intelligence to disaster and emergency management, [01:55:12] are concrete indicators of the great potential [01:55:16] of the Turkic world. Burhanettin Duran emphasized the importance [01:55:20] of working together to combat disinformation. As Turkic [01:55:23] states, we must further strengthen [01:55:27] our cooperation in the field of media and communication, [01:55:30] increase our information and experience sharing, [01:55:33] develop common platforms, and strengthen our communication [01:55:37] capacity, especially for crisis periods. [01:55:40] The opening speech of the panel was given by Deputy Head [01:55:44] of Communications Ferhat Pirinççi. Today, [01:55:47] as the Organization of Turkic States, we are one [01:55:50] of the most effective international organizations [01:55:53] in the world. And this Organization [01:55:56] of Turkic States is also on its [01:56:00] way to becoming an important actor in the regional [01:56:02] and global arena. It is important in terms [01:56:06] of showing how deep cooperation can be achieved [01:56:09] in many areas, especially in areas [01:56:13] such as cooperation, coordination, trade, economy, [01:56:16] and security. In the speeches made at the panel, [01:56:19] the 108th anniversary of the liberation of Baku [01:56:22] from occupation was celebrated. Expectations regarding [01:56:25] the 13th Summit of Heads of State of the Organization [01:56:27] of Turkic States, which will be [01:56:33] held in Ankara in October, were evaluated. It is [01:56:37] 01:56. The day's end continues on TRT News. 11-year-old [01:56:41] Ayşegül Şiç's life in Adana [01:56:43] changed with a helping hand. Ayşegül was born [01:56:47] with hearing impairment [01:56:50] and her bionic ear was broken. [01:56:54] Ayşegül Şiç, who had a bionic ear implanted [01:56:57] 3 years later, [01:56:59] started hearing again. [01:57:03] She was playing in the street. Her bionic ear broke. [01:57:07] The child, who could not respond to sounds, [01:57:09] had her bionic ear replaced. [01:57:12] Ayşegül Şiç is 11 years old. [01:57:15] The child living in Adana has not heard for 3 years. [01:57:18] Ayşegül Şiç, who was born with hearing impairment, [01:57:21] had her bionic ear broken and it could not be replaced. [01:57:25] Upon the family's call for help, the Yüreğir District [01:57:28] Governorate took action. Ayşegül Şiç, who received [01:57:31] a bionic ear, started hearing again. You say it too. [01:57:37] Did our voice reach you? [01:57:39] Yes, it did. Thanks to the District Governor, [01:57:43] he helped us in every way. God bless him. My daughter [01:57:47] has her device now. Ayşegül's sister, [01:57:50] 12-year-old Ayferin, had her broken hearing [01:57:53] aid replaced with a new [01:57:54] one. Good morning. [01:58:01] We got what we wanted. God bless you. [01:58:05] After the rehabilitation process, Ayşegül Şiç [01:58:09] will go back to school. [01:58:12] Regular check-ups detected prostate cancer at [01:58:15] an early stage. 66-year-old [01:58:18] İbrahim Zamur underwent robotic [01:58:22] surgery at Istanbul Cerrahpaşa Faculty of Medicine. [01:58:25] No additional treatment was [01:58:28] deemed necessary. September is [01:58:32] World Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Let's [01:58:35] remember that. Throughout the month, various activities [01:58:38] will be carried out to raise awareness [01:58:42] about prostate cancer. September is World Prostate [01:58:45] Cancer Awareness Month, and this month we bring you [01:58:48] the story of Zamur, who did not neglect [01:58:51] his check-ups. Fatma Demir Turgut's report. [01:58:54] Thank [01:58:59] you. Okay. Actually, I have no complaints. [01:59:03] I have a habit of doing a check-up once a year, [01:59:07] or every two years at the latest. [01:59:09] I get my general body check-up done. [01:59:12] İbrahim Zamur is 66 years old. Regular health [01:59:16] screenings saved his life. My late father also had [01:59:18] this surgery, we even had it done. [01:59:22] It seems it affected me too. Maybe my siblings [01:59:25] have it too, I don't know, [01:59:28] but I will recommend [01:59:30] it. [01:59:33] In the examination he had, his PSA level was high. [01:59:36] After that, when the tests were repeated and the PSA [01:59:40] was high again, in such stages, [01:59:43] we request more advanced tests. [01:59:47] If there is a suspicious lesion, we take a targeted [01:59:51] fusion biopsy, especially from [01:59:54] the lesion we see. Then a pathological diagnosis [01:59:57] is made. Ibrahim Zamur actually had no complaints, [02:00:01] but he never neglected his routine screenings. [02:00:04] Thanks to this, the mass in his prostate [02:00:07] was detected early and he was cured [02:00:10] of this disease with surgery performed [02:00:14] only with robotic surgery. [02:00:17] "No other treatment will be applied to him. [02:00:21] You are fine, aren't you? Thank God, I am fine. [02:00:24] Good. There are pains. We saw that this cancer [02:00:27] was in the prostate and had not spread [02:00:30] elsewhere, and we performed the robotic radical [02:00:33] prostatectomy surgery. After the surgery, [02:00:37] the surgical margins were negative, meaning [02:00:41] there was no prostate tissue or prostate [02:00:45] cancer tissue remaining. Thus, [02:00:47] we took him under follow-up without needing [02:00:51] any other single treatment. Robotic surgery [02:00:54] provides advantages in prostate cancer surgeries [02:00:58] such as less bleeding and less pain, and it can [02:01:01] shorten the recovery period. It allows for [02:01:04] more precise protection of the muscles and nerves [02:01:08] that control urinary continence. So there are 3, [02:01:11] 4, 5 holes here, nothing else. What more [02:01:14] do we want? God has given us this blessing. We will [02:01:17] appreciate it, be grateful, and always help and pray [02:02:05] It is 02:00. The calendar shows Tuesday, September [02:02:09] 16, 2026, the 259th day of the year. [02:02:13] The end of the day continues on TRT News. [02:02:17] We are here with you once again with the second segment. [02:02:20] Hello again, I am Fuat [02:02:22] Kozuklu. [02:02:26] September 15 is the anniversary of the liberation [02:02:30] of the capital Baku of brotherly [02:02:33] Azerbaijan from enemy [02:02:36] occupation. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan shared a message [02:02:39] on this special day. He congratulated the liberation [02:02:43] of Baku from enemy occupation. [02:02:46] President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan shared [02:02:48] his message on his social media [02:02:52] account. He said, "I congratulate [02:02:56] the anniversary of the liberation of Baku, the capital [02:02:59] of our friend and brother, Azerbaijan, [02:03:02] from enemy occupation." In his message, [02:03:06] he commemorated the Commander of the Caucasian [02:03:09] Islamic Army, Nuri Killigil Pasha, and his heroic [02:03:12] soldiers with mercy. [02:03:15] Yes, exactly [02:03:19] 108 years ago, on September [02:03:23] 15, 1918, the Caucasian Islamic Army [02:03:27] under the command of Nuri Pasha [02:03:31] entered Baku amid the joyful [02:03:34] tears of the people. It ended the Bolshevik [02:03:37] and Armenian occupation. This heroic [02:03:40] army was never forgotten by the people [02:03:44] of Azerbaijan. [02:03:47] Our special report on the liberation [02:03:49] of Baku is coming to your screens. [02:03:56] In 1917, the Russian Empire collapsed. [02:03:59] The government in Moscow passed to the Bolsheviks. [02:04:02] The Bolsheviks' target was Azerbaijan. [02:04:06] The Bolsheviks launched a bloody genocide [02:04:09] to suppress the independence movement [02:04:12] in Azerbaijan. Together with Armenian gangs, [02:04:15] they massacred nearly [02:04:19] 100,000 Azerbaijani Turks. "They wanted to separate [02:04:22] Baku from Azerbaijan, because Baku was a very [02:04:26] important center due to its geopolitical importance [02:04:29] and being a oil city, an oil center. Azerbaijan, [02:04:33] which declared its independence on May 28, [02:04:36] 1918, signed its first agreement [02:04:39] with the Ottoman Empire. In accordance with article [02:04:42] 4 of this agreement, Azerbaijan, together [02:04:46] with British forces, [02:05:00] Armenian and Bolshevik. At the end of 1918, [02:05:03] although the Ottoman Empire was in a difficult situation, [02:05:06] it sent the Caucasian Islamic Army under the command [02:05:09] of Nuri Pasha to the sister country. The Caucasian [02:05:13] Islamic Army was welcomed in Baku with tears [02:05:16] and enthusiasm. After a critical 30-hour [02:05:19] battle, the Turkish [02:05:21] city was liberated [02:05:25] from occupation, and 1130 heroic martyrs [02:05:28] fell for this victory. Nuru Pasha played [02:05:31] a major role in the liberation of Azerbaijan with his exceptional [02:05:35] commandership, exceptional staff intelligence, and leadership. [02:05:38] Very serious clashes took place, [02:05:41] starting from Ganja and continuing through Kara [02:05:44] Maryam, Goychay, Kurdamir, and Shamakhi. They signed [02:05:46] the liberation of Azerbaijan [02:05:49] by giving martyrs. This victory laid [02:05:52] the foundation of today's Republic of Azerbaijan. [02:05:56] There are Turkish cemeteries [02:06:00] where the martyrs of the Caucasian Islamic Army [02:06:03] are buried in many regions of Azerbaijan. [02:06:06] The people of Azerbaijan [02:06:08] commemorate the Caucasian [02:06:13] Islamic Army with various events every September 15. [02:06:17] When we say Caucasian Islamic Army, [02:06:20] sacrifice comes to mind. When we say Caucasian [02:06:23] Islamic Army, the indissoluble brotherhood [02:06:26] of Azerbaijan and Turkey comes to mind. If today [02:06:30] Azerbaijan shines as the star of an independent, strong [02:06:34] South Caucasus, [02:06:35] then that is the special [02:06:39] role of our history, of the Caucasian Islamic [02:06:42] Army, of that history of brotherhood. Speaker [02:06:46] of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, Numan [02:06:48] Kurtulmuş, published a message on the 108th anniversary [02:06:51] of the liberation of Baku from enemy [02:06:54] occupation. Numan Kurtulmuş shared his message [02:06:57] on his social media account. He used the expressions [02:07:00] "I wholeheartedly congratulate the 108th [02:07:04] anniversary of the liberation of Baku, the capital [02:07:07] of dear Azerbaijan, from enemy occupation." [02:07:11] Kurtulmuş commemorated the heroes of the victory [02:07:14] with gratitude and appreciation. In his message, he commemorated [02:07:18] Nuri Pasha, the commander [02:07:22] of the Caucasian Islamic Army. Kurtulmuş wished mercy [02:07:25] to all the heroes who supported Azerbaijan's [02:07:29] struggle for independence. Minister of National [02:07:32] Defense Yaşar Güler drew attention to the importance [02:07:36] of being strong in this period [02:07:39] of increasing international crises. He emphasized [02:07:42] the unbreakable cooperation between Turkey and Azerbaijan. [02:07:45] Güler said, [02:07:47] "Turkey's strength [02:07:50] is Azerbaijan's strength, and Azerbaijan's strength [02:07:54] is Turkey's strength." Minister of National Defense [02:07:57] Yaşar Güler spoke at the 108th anniversary [02:08:00] commemoration program of the liberation [02:08:03] of Baku. "In this critical environment, [02:08:06] our heroic Turkish Armed Forces, while resolutely [02:08:10] protecting our country's rights and interests, [02:08:13] also make exceptional contributions to security, [02:08:17] peace, and stability in many geographies. [02:08:20] In such a sensitive security environment, [02:08:24] close cooperation between Turkey and Azerbaijan [02:08:27] is more important than ever." [02:08:37] spoke at the commemoration program. [02:08:40] "We welcome the will recorded in Washington [02:08:44] last year between Azerbaijan and Armenia, [02:08:47] and the positive steps taken recently [02:08:51] towards establishing peace, and we hope [02:08:54] that a comprehensive and lasting peace [02:08:57] will be established as soon as possible. [02:09:00] We believe that strong solidarity [02:09:03] between Turkey and Azerbaijan is one of the most [02:09:07] important guarantees of this new era." [02:09:11] The Caucasian Islamic [02:09:12] Army Monument was also [02:09:16] unveiled at the ceremony. On the 108th anniversary [02:09:19] of the liberation of Baku from occupation, Foreign [02:09:23] Minister Hakan Fidan, who was in Azerbaijan [02:09:26] for contacts, emphasized that the spread of the Russia-Ukraine [02:09:30] war to the Black Sea was unacceptable [02:09:32] for Turkey. He said [02:09:35] that Turkey would continue its initiatives [02:09:38] for peace. "The spread of the war [02:09:41] to the Black Sea and its threat [02:09:44] to the lives of our citizens and the activities [02:09:47] of our companies is not an acceptable situation. [02:09:51] We are making the necessary warnings to the parties [02:09:55] in this regard." He drew attention to the increasing [02:09:57] attacks between Russia [02:10:01] and Ukraine in the Black Sea. He emphasized [02:10:04] that the spread of the war was unacceptable. There [02:10:08] are some statements regarding the possibility [02:10:11] of the war spreading not only to the Black [02:10:15] Sea but also to other European countries. Foreign [02:10:18] Minister Hakan Fidan made these statements [02:10:21] during his contacts in Azerbaijan on the 108th [02:10:24] anniversary of the liberation of Baku from occupation. [02:10:28] Fidan was received by Azerbaijani President [02:10:32] Ilham Aliyev. He later met with his counterpart [02:10:35] Jeyhun Bayramov. He emphasized that Turkey continues [02:10:39] to work for peace. "Currently, our efforts [02:10:41] are continuing, especially regarding the Black Sea. [02:10:45] We have discussions and proposals [02:10:49] with the parties on this matter. The parties [02:10:52] have responses to us. As Turkey, we will continue [02:10:56] to make every effort for peace." [02:10:59] Another topic on Fidan's agenda was the Iran-United [02:11:03] States tension. Bayramov said that efforts [02:11:06] to resolve the crisis and ensure peace [02:11:10] and security in the region continue [02:11:14] for the 15 billion [02:11:17] dollar trade target between the two [02:11:20] countries. If we take into account that [02:11:23] the trade volume between the two countries [02:11:27] was 5.7 billion US dollars [02:11:30] in 2025 and has already [02:11:33] reached over 3.2 billion dollars [02:11:37] in the first eight months of 2026. [02:11:41] Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said [02:11:44] that they could sit down at the negotiating [02:11:47] table if Ukraine was ready. He emphasized that Moscow has never [02:11:51] given up on negotiations. [02:11:52] Lavrov criticized European [02:11:56] countries. He claimed that the Washington [02:12:00] administration acted under the influence [02:12:03] of Europe. Statements [02:12:05] signaling a ceasefire [02:12:12] in energy came [02:12:32] from both capitals. [02:12:37] If the Americans had not withdrawn [02:12:40] from the Ankonic agreements, if Europe [02:12:45] had not pulled them away from these agreements, [02:12:49] the war would have ended a year ago. This is [02:12:52] an obvious fact. If ready, [02:12:55] it is possible to restart negotiations and continue [02:12:59] the process. We also have something to say. [02:13:01] The US proposal [02:13:05] for an energy ceasefire is also on the Kremlin's [02:13:08] agenda. Spokesperson [02:13:53] Peskov stated that the problem of global [02:13:57] market shipments must be resolved. He stated [02:14:00] that a ceasefire is a good idea. He said that [02:14:04] if sanctions are lifted, energy prices will [02:14:08] also fall. A similar statement [02:14:12] came from Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sibia. [02:14:15] announced that a Russian frigate fired a flare at a military [02:14:19] helicopter in international waters. Some regions [02:14:21] in Russia are experiencing [02:14:25] fuel shortages. The reason is Ukraine's attacks [02:14:28] on the country's energy infrastructure. [02:14:32] In Russia, there are now [02:14:35] fuel queues. [02:14:38] Moscow had to increase [02:14:41] oil imports. Ukraine is attacking [02:14:44] Russia's energy infrastructure. This [02:14:48] leads to a decrease in production and fuel [02:14:51] shortages in the country. The Moscow administration [02:14:54] is increasing imports [02:14:58] to solve the problem. At the beginning [02:15:01] of September, the situation in the capital Moscow [02:15:05] partially improved. The problem continues in other regions, [02:15:08] and drivers are struggling to access gasoline. In recent [02:15:12] days, gasoline ran out completely at some stations, [02:15:16] and sales were restricted at others, [02:15:19] leading to long queues. Ukraine has recently [02:15:23] attacked oil refineries in Russia, [02:15:26] especially in St. Petersburg [02:15:28] and the nearby Leningrad region. These drone [02:15:31] attacks are causing a significant decrease [02:15:35] in production. Russia, one of the world's [02:15:38] leading oil producers, has increased imports [02:15:41] to alleviate the domestic supply [02:15:45] shortage. Moscow imports gasoline [02:15:48] from India and Morocco, as well as from [02:15:51] traditional suppliers Belarus and [02:15:55] Kazakhstan. [02:15:56] The closure of the East-West [02:16:00] Pipeline, which Saudi Arabia uses as an alternative [02:16:03] to the Strait of Hormuz, has restricted [02:16:07] export routes. If the disruption in the pipeline [02:16:10] continues, the world faces the risk of 4 million [02:16:13] barrels per day of shipments. This [02:16:17] is a large figure. If the disruptions [02:16:21] continue, upward pressure on global oil prices [02:16:25] is expected to increase [02:16:28] further. The daily amount of oil passing [02:16:32] through the Strait of Hormuz has decreased [02:16:35] from 21.6 million barrels to approximately 5 million [02:16:39] barrels. With a 77% [02:16:41] decrease in flow, [02:16:44] the East-West Pipeline has gained great importance [02:16:48] for Saudi Arabian oil. However, [02:16:50] the pipeline launched by Saudi Arabia [02:16:54] was shut down as a precautionary measure [02:16:57] due to attacks by Iraq. This situation [02:17:00] limits the country's export alternatives [02:17:04] and also narrows the exit routes [02:17:07] for Saudi Arabian oil. Saudi oil [02:17:10] is transported to the port of Yanbu [02:17:12] on the Red Sea coast [02:17:15] via the East-West Pipeline. The pipeline [02:17:19] has a daily capacity of approximately [02:17:22] 7 million barrels. Approximately 5 million [02:17:35] barrels of this are used for export. [02:17:39] However, the closure [02:17:47] part of the country to Yanbu. If the restrictions [02:17:50] in Hormuz continue and the pipeline [02:17:53] remains closed for a long [02:17:55] time, it is estimated that there could be [02:17:57] an export disruption [02:18:01] of 3 to 4 million barrels per day. According [02:18:05] to experts, oil stocks at Yanbu [02:18:08] could limit this [02:18:09] pressure in the short [02:18:13] term. However, it does not seem possible [02:18:16] for stocks and alternative logistics methods [02:18:19] to replace the export corridor [02:18:23] for a long time. The cost of the war [02:18:27] initiated by the United States with Iran [02:18:30] continues to increase. The increase in energy [02:18:33] prices in the United States reached [02:18:35] a record high of $6.26 [02:18:52] is uncertain, and on the other hand, [02:18:55] the targeting of energy facilities in the Russia-Ukraine [02:18:58] war. The increase in energy prices [02:19:01] in the US continues. This increase has caused [02:19:05] a crisis, especially in diesel prices. [02:19:08] According to data from the American Automobile Association, [02:19:12] the average price per gallon [02:19:16] of diesel in the country reached a record [02:19:19] high of $6.26. [02:19:21] The US Energy Information Administration stated [02:19:25] that prices would remain high. Experts [02:19:29] emphasize that this increase, along with transportation [02:19:33] costs, will also increase 26 suspects were apprehended. Efforts to [02:19:36] apprehend two suspects [02:19:39] continue. [02:19:41] Another operation in Ankara was carried out by teams from the Provincial [02:19:45] Gendarmerie Command. As a result of ongoing efforts to [02:19:48] with Iran but to the war in Ukraine. It is 02:19. The calendar [02:19:52] shows Wednesday, September 16, 2026, [02:19:55] the 259th day of the year. The end of the day continues [02:19:58] on TRT News. A simultaneous and coordinated FETÖ operation [02:20:02] was carried out in 15 provinces centered [02:20:06] in Ankara. 26 of the 28 suspects for whom [02:20:09] arrest warrants were issued were detained. Efforts [02:20:13] to apprehend the two suspects are ongoing. [02:20:17] In another operation, a FETÖ fugitive [02:20:21] who had a finalized prison sentence of 13 years [02:20:24] and 4 months was apprehended. [02:20:27] FETÖ's catalog marriage structure was put [02:20:30] under the microscope. An operation was carried [02:20:34] out in 15 provinces centered in Ankara. [02:20:37] The investigation is being carried [02:20:40] out by the Chief Public Prosecutor's [02:20:43] Office. As a result of the examinations, 28 suspects were identified. [02:20:47] In operations carried out in 15 provinces [02:20:51] in coordination with the MIT and Ankara [02:20:54] Provincial Police Department, 26 of the 28 suspects [02:20:58] for whom arrest warrants were issued were detained. [02:21:01] Efforts to apprehend the two suspects [02:21:04] are ongoing. [02:21:08] In another operation, a FETÖ fugitive [02:21:11] who had a finalized prison sentence of 13 [02:21:14] years and 4 months was apprehended. FETÖ's catalog marriage [02:21:18] structure was put under the microscope. [02:21:21] An operation was carried out in 15 provinces [02:21:24] centered in Ankara. [02:21:29] The investigation is being carried [02:21:32] out by the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office. [02:21:34] As a result of the examinations, 28 suspects were identified. [02:21:38] In operations carried out in 15 provinces [02:21:42] in coordination with the MIT and Ankara [02:21:45] Provincial Police Department, apprehend wanted individuals, a [02:21:49] FETÖ fugitive was caught. The fugitive has a finalized prison [02:21:53] sentence of 13 years and 4 months for [02:21:56] attempting to abolish the constitutional order. After the [02:21:59] procedures, the convict was handed over to prison. [02:22:07] An operation targeting terrorist organizations was carried out in [02:22:11] 11 provinces centered in Istanbul. In raids conducted [02:22:15] at 42 addresses, 39 [02:22:18] suspects were detained. Investigations and operations against terrorist [02:22:21] organizations, coordinated by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's [02:22:25] Office, continue without interruption. As a result of efforts to [02:22:28] expose the organizations, suspects believed to be [02:22:31] active within the organization were put under surveillance. [02:22:34] 52 people operating in four different [02:22:38] terrorist organizations, especially MLKP, were identified. [02:22:41] It was understood that [02:22:45] 8 suspects were abroad and two were [02:22:47] in prison. An operation was launched to [02:22:51] apprehend 42 suspects. Simultaneous [02:22:55] and coordinated raids were conducted at 42 addresses in 11 provinces [02:22:58] centered in Istanbul. 39 suspects were detained. Digital materials and [02:23:02] organizational documents were seized. During the searches, one pistol and [02:23:06] a large number of cartridges were found. [02:23:10] Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi emphasized that the crime rate nationwide has decreased [02:23:14] by 14% compared to the [02:23:17] last 5 years. Minister Çiftçi also [02:23:20] stated that 1592 operations [02:23:23] targeting 562 organized crime groups were carried [02:23:27] out in the last 7 months. [02:23:30] Under 8 major crime categories, crimes [02:23:33] committed against individuals [02:23:37] this year reached 267 [02:23:40] thousand crimes [02:23:45] across all of Turkey. He shared figures [02:23:48] for the January-August period. [02:23:49] He emphasized the decreasing [02:23:53] crime rates in Turkey. When we [02:23:57] take into account the years 2021-2025, [02:24:00] and compare it with the 5-year average, [02:24:04] we see a 14% decrease. The previous 5-year [02:24:07] average was around 309,000. He was in Amasya for meetings and [02:24:10] drew attention to operations [02:24:13] against organized crime groups. "7 months have passed since [02:24:17] I took office, and during this [02:24:19] period, we have conducted a [02:24:22] total of 1592 operations [02:24:26] against 562 organized [02:24:28] crime groups. This year, [02:24:30] 18 of the 562 organized crime [02:24:34] groups we operated against [02:24:37] were international. We ensured the [02:24:41] extradition of 684 individuals to [02:24:44] our country." Interior Minister Çiftçi also explained [02:24:48] the steps taken in the fight against cybercrimes. "This [02:24:52] year, we have detected a total of 184 [02:24:55] thousand criminal elements. We have shut down 40,000 [02:24:58] websites. We have also imposed access [02:25:02] restrictions on 73,000 social [02:25:05] media accounts. We [02:25:08] have also shut down 62,500 [02:25:11] illegal betting sites. What is [02:25:15] needed here..." Minister Çiftçi held a collective opening [02:25:18] ceremony for new service buildings in Amasya and [02:25:21] visited the governorship and tradesmen. An operation was conducted [02:25:24] in Şanlıurfa against those [02:25:28] providing financing to new-generation crime organizations. [02:25:32] 7 suspects, whose accounts showed 1.5 billion Turkish [02:25:35] Liras in transactions, were apprehended. It was [02:25:39] also determined that the suspects lent money at [02:25:42] high interest, engaged in [02:25:50] them sign checks and promissory notes. [02:25:53] Account activities were put under surveillance, addresses were [02:25:57] determined, and the button was pressed for the operation. [02:26:01] The fight against new-generation crime organizations continues unabated. [02:26:03] Teams from the Provincial Gendarmerie Command, under [02:26:07] the coordination of the Şanlıurfa Chief Public Prosecutor's [02:26:11] Office, conducted an operation against suspects determined [02:26:14] to have formed an organization to commit crimes and [02:26:18] engaged in usury. During the operation, 7 [02:26:21] suspects were caught red-handed. It was determined that the [02:26:25] suspects lent money at high [02:26:28] interest and pressured citizens by making them sign [02:26:32] checks and promissory notes. Account transactions of 1.5 billion Turkish Liras were [02:26:36] detected in the accounts of the suspects who [02:26:40] provided financing to new-generation crime organizations. The Ministry [02:26:43] of Interior stated that "the determination we show [02:26:46] in the fight against organized crime groups and [02:26:50] gangs is also maintained in the same way [02:26:54] against usury activities that victimize our citizens." [02:26:57] In an operation conducted by police teams in [02:27:00] Çatalca, Istanbul, 11 kilograms and 500 [02:27:03] grams of drugs were seized. Two [02:27:05] suspects were detained in [02:27:09] connection with the incident. Istanbul Police Department teams [02:27:12] carried out work to prevent the crime of [02:27:16] manufacturing and trafficking drugs or stimulants. Teams conducted [02:27:23] an operation at an address determined in [02:27:26] the Çatalca district and two [02:27:29] vehicles after [02:27:31] technical [02:27:34] and physical surveillance. During searches at the [02:27:37] address and in the vehicles, 11.5 kilograms [02:27:40] of drugs were seized. Two suspects were [02:27:44] detained. The luggage of a passenger stopped on [02:27:47] suspicion at Istanbul Airport was searched, [02:27:50] and over 26 kilograms of drugs were seized. [02:27:54] One of the two people who were acting [02:27:58] with the suspect and fled from the airport [02:28:01] was seen wearing a pilot's uniform. Here are [02:28:05] the details. The luggage of the passenger [02:28:09] stopped on suspicion was examined, and over 26 [02:28:12] kilograms of drugs were seized. One of the [02:28:16] two people who were acting with this person [02:28:20] and fled from the airport was seen wearing [02:28:24] a pilot's uniform. The police are now after [02:28:27] these two people. On September 13, a [02:28:31] passenger arriving at Istanbul Airport from Mexico stated [02:28:35] that they had no [02:28:36] goods subject to customs [02:28:40] and wanted to pass through the Green Channel. [02:28:43] Upon suspicion by customs enforcement [02:28:46] teams, the passenger's cabin luggage was passed through [02:28:49] an x-ray device. The luggage contained a [02:28:52] total of 26 kilograms and 340 grams of [02:28:55] drugs in 23 packages. [02:28:57] Security camera footage was [02:29:02] examined. It was determined that two suspects connected [02:29:05] to the incident left the airport. One of [02:29:09] the suspects was seen wearing a pilot's uniform. [02:29:12] The police, who traced [02:29:16] the two suspects, determined that one of the [02:29:22] suspects left the luggage with another Mexican national [02:29:25] at the hotel where they were staying. The [02:29:28] suspect who received the luggage was detained. [02:29:32] In the luggage, 25 kilograms and 160 [02:29:36] grams of drugs were seized. The total weight [02:29:39] of the substances seized in the operation reached [02:29:43] 51 kilograms and 500 [02:29:46] grams. The suspect apprehended at the airport and [02:29:50] the suspect apprehended at the hotel were arrested. [02:29:53] Two fugitive suspects, one of whom was wearing [02:29:57] a pilot's uniform, are being sought. [02:30:01] An operation was conducted in Istanbul against those [02:30:04] who circulate counterfeit money and gold. 11 [02:30:07] suspects were detained. Counterfeit money and gold were [02:30:11] seized. Technical and physical surveillance [02:30:14] was carried out, and the addresses where counterfeit [02:30:17] money and gold were produced were identified one [02:30:20] by one. The button was pressed to apprehend [02:30:23] 16 suspects. Istanbul Police Department teams conducted [02:30:26] simultaneous operations at the suspects' addresses. During [02:30:29] searches at the addresses, [02:30:41] of 100-dollar rolls, 2,636 [02:30:45] rolls of paper, 6 counterfeit gold bracelets, a [02:30:48] gold necklace, and full gold were found. The [02:30:51] counterfeit gold and money were seized. 11 [02:30:55] suspects found at the addresses were detained. It [02:30:59] was determined that three [02:31:03] suspects were in prison. Efforts to apprehend two [02:31:06] suspects were still ongoing. Istanbul Police Chief Selami [02:31:09] Yıldız made a statement after the operation. He [02:31:13] stated that they are determined to fight all kinds of illegal activities. [02:31:17] "As Istanbul Police Department, [02:31:21] we are against all kinds of illegal activities." [02:31:25] It was alleged that the suspects converted their [02:31:29] criminal proceeds into real estate, vehicles, and company [02:31:36] partnerships. It was also noted that bank account [02:31:39] transactions in this regard are also being investigated. [02:31:42] In Manavgat district of [02:31:48] Antalya, a strange accident occurred at a cafe [02:31:51] located on the roadside. A minibus coming out [02:31:55] of the desert crashed into the cafe where [02:31:58] dozens of people were [02:32:04] sitting. One person was injured in the accident, [02:32:07] which was captured minute by minute on security [02:32:10] cameras. The driver lost control of the steering [02:32:13] wheel, the vehicle went out of control and crashed into a cafe. [02:32:17] One person sitting at [02:32:24] a table in the garden was injured in [02:32:27] the accident, which was captured minute by minute [02:32:31] on camera. The address of the footage [02:32:34] is Manavgat district of Antalya. Customers were sitting [02:32:38] in the garden of a cafe located on the roadside. At [02:32:41] that moment, a minibus went out of control [02:32:45] and crashed into the customers. One person's [02:32:48] attention saved his friend's life. The person who [02:32:52] got up from the table at the last moment with his friend's [02:32:56] warning barely escaped being run over by [02:32:59] the minibus, but was injured. After the [02:33:05] accident, the situation was reported to 112 teams. [02:33:07] The teams went to the scene, provided first [02:33:10] aid to the injured, and the injured person [02:33:14] was then taken to the hospital. An investigation [02:33:16] into the accident was launched. In the [02:33:20] stubble fire in Samsun, 150 decares of agricultural [02:33:22] land were damaged. The damage must be paid [02:33:26] by those who burned the stubble, it is [02:33:30] also forbidden. Here is the cause of [02:33:33] the fire: 150 decares of agricultural land are [02:33:37] damaged, due to the irresponsibility of one person. [02:33:40] In the fire that broke out in a [02:33:43] feedlot in Afyonkarahisar, 6 cattle died. The [02:33:46] fire that broke out in a detached house [02:33:50] in Burdur was extinguished. Here is a tour [02:33:52] of short fire news from around the [02:33:55] country. In the Havza district of Samsun, [02:33:59] a fire that broke out in a rural [02:34:01] area quickly grew with the effect of [02:34:04] the wind. Farmers who wanted to prevent the [02:34:08] flames from spreading to agricultural lands created a [02:34:11] safety strip by plowing around the burning [02:34:15] area with tractors. While the fire was [02:34:18] brought under control, 150 decares of agricultural land [02:34:22] were damaged. A fire broke out in [02:34:24] a feedlot in Afyonkarahisar. Owners who heard the [02:34:27] sound of animals reported the situation to the [02:34:30] gendarmerie and fire department. [02:34:33] The flames were extinguished in a short time [02:34:36] as a result of [02:34:38] intervention. In the fire, [02:34:42] six cattle died. In Burdur, flames [02:34:45] rose from the roof of a detached house. [02:34:48] Fire department teams went to the scene [02:34:52] upon notification and brought the fire under control. [02:34:55] A large part of the house was damaged. [02:34:58] In Siirt, a fire broke out at a gas station under renovation. [02:35:02] The flames were brought [02:35:07] under control before they grew. In the [02:35:11] Karaköprü district of Şanlıurfa, a fire broke out [02:35:14] as a result of solid waste in an [02:35:18] empty field catching fire. Fire department teams extinguished [02:35:21] the fire before it spread to residential [02:35:24] areas. In Karabük, a fire broke out [02:35:27] in an apartment on the second floor of [02:35:35] fire was extinguished before it spread to other [02:35:38] apartments. Two people affected by the smoke were [02:35:41] taken to the hospital. Women's cooperatives are growing [02:35:45] with support. Minister of Trade Ömer Bolat announced [02:35:48] that approximately 65 million Turkish Liras in [02:35:51] grant support was decided for women's cooperatives in [02:35:54] the first 8 months of this year. He [02:35:58] said that as of August, the export [02:36:00] figures of these cooperatives exceeded 74 million dollars. [02:36:04] Within the scope of the project to support [02:36:07] women's cooperatives, there are 1342 women's cooperatives. From these, 848 [02:36:10] cooperatives received grant [02:36:11] support of 151.5 [02:36:15] million Turkish Liras for 907 projects between [02:36:19] 2020-2025. He stated that women's [02:36:22] cooperatives are always supported. He referred [02:36:25] to the supports to be provided by the [02:36:28] Ministry of Trade this year. "In 2026, [02:36:31] applications were received from 54 of our provinces in the first [02:36:35] 8 months of this [02:36:38] year. A decision was made for approximately [02:36:42] 65 million Turkish Liras in grant [02:36:45] support for 126 projects of our [02:36:49] 115 cooperatives." Minister of Trade Ömer Bolat [02:36:52] spoke at the Women's Cooperatives Support and Coordination [02:36:56] Center program. He drew attention to the export [02:36:59] success of women's cooperatives. "The export figure [02:37:02] is very gratifying. Our [02:37:07] cooperatives, which exported only 61 million dollars [02:37:11] in 2019, increased their exports to 96 [02:37:15] million dollars, approximately 100 million dollars, [02:37:19] in 2025. As of August this year, [02:37:22] the total exports by our cooperatives have [02:37:25] exceeded 74 million dollars." Canan Sarı, Chairman of [02:37:29] the Board of Directors of the Women and [02:37:33] Democracy Foundation, also spoke at the program. [02:37:37] She emphasized the importance of cooperatives accessing [02:37:40] resources. "We will present a total of [02:37:43] 1,200,000 Turkish Liras in grant support to [02:37:47] our 8 cooperatives. I hope these supports [02:37:50] will lead to new investments, new markets, [02:37:54] and more women participating in production processes." [02:37:56] Studies continue in line with Turkey's 2053 [02:38:00] net zero emission target. A cooperation protocol was [02:38:03] signed between the Zero Waste Foundation and Vakıfbank. [02:38:06] The Zero Waste and Circular Economy Financing Package [02:38:09] has been launched. It aims to reduce [02:38:12] businesses' costs and increase [02:38:15] their efficiency. [02:38:18] Efficient use of natural resources will be supported. [02:38:22] Contribution will be made [02:38:24] to the green transformation [02:38:27] economy. A cooperation protocol was signed between the [02:38:30] Zero Waste Foundation and Vakıfbank in Istanbul. [02:38:34] "Cities are changing, sectors are changing. [02:38:38] However, the need [02:38:41] is common. Accessible, long-term, and financing [02:38:47] suitable for the nature of the transformation. [02:38:51] The role of the finance sector is becoming [02:38:53] critical. The world [02:38:56] is a silk carpet." The Zero [02:38:59] Waste and Circular Economy Financing Package was also [02:39:03] introduced at the program. With the package, businesses' [02:39:06] green transformation investments will be supported. [02:39:10] "We offer financing [02:39:15] opportunities up to 10 million Turkish Liras [02:39:19] for working capital needs with maturities up to [02:39:22] 24 months, and up to 50 million Turkish [02:39:24] Liras for investment loans with maturities [02:39:28] up to 60 months. Within this scope, we [02:39:31] aim to reach a [02:39:33] financing volume of 10 billion Turkish Liras [02:39:37] and connect over 500 companies with the circular [02:39:41] economy transformation." However, access to finance for [02:40:15] SMEs will also be strengthened. "Zero waste [02:40:18] investments not only provide environmental benefits [02:40:21] but also reduce our businesses' costs, [02:40:24] increase their efficiency, and boost their [02:40:27] competitiveness. A business that reduces its waste [02:40:30] significantly reduces [02:40:33] its costs." [02:40:36] Our country is preparing to host the Climate [02:40:40] Summit COP31 in November. The Ministry of [02:40:43] Urbanization and Climate Change announced that the Zero [02:40:47] Waste project, launched under the patronage of First [02:40:50] Lady Emine Erdoğan, wife of President Recep [02:40:53] Tayyip Erdoğan, has been decided to be included [02:40:57] in the COP agenda for the first [02:41:01] time together with COP31. "Zero [02:41:04] waste is a very important item on the [02:41:07] agenda. Zero waste is being taken up [02:41:10] for the first time in a COP process [02:41:13] and on the [02:41:18] margins of COP. The contribution of waste to [02:41:21] emissions, and its contribution to emission reduction, will [02:41:24] be on the agenda." A first will be [02:41:28] experienced at the Climate Summit COP31, which [02:41:31] Antalya will host. The Zero Waste project, [02:41:35] launched under the patronage of Emine Erdoğan and [02:41:38] transformed into a global movement, will be [02:41:42] included in the agenda [02:41:42] of the Climate Summit [02:41:46] for the first time. Halil Hasar, Head [02:41:50] of Climate Change at the Ministry of Environment, [02:41:53] Urbanization and Climate Change, announced the details regarding [02:41:56] the summit agenda. "Issues such as [02:41:59] reducing methane from organic waste, capturing [02:42:03] methane before it is released into the atmosphere [02:42:06] and converting it into useful and beneficial energy [02:42:09] sources will be discussed. In this context, resource [02:42:12] saving will also be on the agenda. And [02:42:15] especially, there are also issues related to [02:42:18] the reuse of secondary materials in industry [02:42:21] and manufacturing." The 31st Conference of the Parties to the United [02:42:25] Nations Framework Convention [02:42:27] on Climate Change, COP31, will be held [02:42:31] in Antalya between November 9-20, with the participation [02:42:34] of over 195 countries. As part [02:42:37] of microplastic inspections in the Mediterranean, recycling [02:42:41] facilities were put under the spotlight. All 170 [02:42:44] facilities in Adana were inspected. A fine of [02:42:48] 30,499,000 Turkish Liras was imposed on 13 [02:42:51] facilities. 12 facilities were closed. [02:42:54] All 170 facilities were checked, and fines were [02:42:58] imposed on facilities operating in violation of environmental [02:43:01] legislation. In Adana, teams from the [02:43:05] Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change took [02:43:08] action. Facilities engaged in recycling and waste [02:43:12] import were inspected one by one. The work [02:43:15] was carried out in three regions. During [02:43:18] the 3-day inspection, 170 facilities were examined. [02:43:21] Teams from the Ministry of Environment put many [02:43:24] recycling facilities under the spotlight, and the [02:43:28] activities of 12 businesses where violations of legislation [02:43:31] were detected were suspended. A fine of 30,499,000 [02:43:34] Turkish Liras was imposed [02:43:38] on 13 facilities in the city. Inspections [02:43:41] continue in Antalya, Hatay, Mersin, Gaziantep, and Muğla. [02:43:45] Since July 1, 1396 inspections have been [02:43:48] carried out in 6 provinces. Fines of 153 [02:43:51] million Turkish Liras were imposed on 76 [02:43:55] facilities. Education Minister Yusuf Tekin thanked [02:43:58] the guest minister for his sensitivity regarding the [02:44:01] transfer of FETÖ schools to the Turkish Maarif [02:44:04] Foundation in 2017. [02:44:09] Minister of National Education Yusuf Tekin met with [02:44:12] Sudanese Education Minister Tuhami El Zeyn Hajar and [02:44:16] his delegation in Ankara. Minister Tekin emphasized during [02:44:20] the meeting that Turkey and Sudan are two [02:44:23] friendly and brotherly countries. He thanked [02:44:26] Hajar for his sensitivity regarding the transfer [02:44:30] of FETÖ schools to the Turkish Maarif Foundation [02:44:33] in 2017. Minister of National Education Tekin [02:44:37] also emphasized that they are ready to provide [02:44:40] support on issues such as vocational and technical [02:44:44] education, teacher training, reconstruction of digital infrastructure, and opening Turkish courses [02:44:48] at the Sudan Language Center. Sudanese Education [02:44:52] Minister Hajar stated that they want to benefit [02:44:55] from Turkey's experience in education. He noted [02:44:59] that they wish for teachers to receive Turkish [02:45:03] language education and for Turkish to be taught [02:45:06] in Sudan. Minister of National Education Yusuf [02:45:10] Tekin said that the students participating in PISA [02:45:13] were determined by the OECD. He said, "Neither the schools nor [02:45:16] the students were identified [02:45:20] by us." Minister Tekin stated that education saw [02:45:24] an upswing after 2015 when cram schools were [02:45:27] bags can put a significant [02:45:31] strain on children's musculoskeletal [02:45:34] system. Proper bag use, appropriate [02:45:37] seating arrangements, and developing good [02:45:41] movement habits at an early [02:45:45] age are very important. It is vitally [02:45:48] important for health. So, [02:45:59] Schools have opened, and students are on their [02:46:02] way to school with full bags. School [02:46:06] bags carried every day can put [02:46:09] a significant strain on children's musculoskeletal [02:46:12] system. So, how should a bag be [02:46:16] used correctly? It is extremely important that [02:46:19] the weight of a suitable backpack does [02:46:22] not exceed 10% of our child's weight. [02:46:25] In choosing an ideal bag, the shoulder [02:46:29] straps must distribute the weight of the [02:46:32] bag equally to the right and [02:46:36] left. We prefer to have multiple compartments. If [02:46:40] a heavy object is to be [02:46:44] placed inside the bag, it [02:46:47] must be placed in the compartment [02:46:51] closest to the back of the [02:46:54] bag. What should parents pay attention [02:46:57] to when using school bags? Our [02:47:01] families should pay attention to the [02:47:04] fact that the bottom edge of [02:47:08] the bag should not sag below [02:47:11] our child's waist curve. In addition [02:47:15] to a suitable bag for musculoskeletal [02:47:18] health, a correct sitting position, a [02:47:21] correct study position, and taking part [02:47:24] in correct physical activities during the [02:47:27] day are also very important. If [02:47:30] there are complaints, [02:47:37] a doctor should be consulted. If [02:47:41] there is severe musculoskeletal system or [02:47:44] spinal pain, if there are recurring, [02:47:47] persistent pains, and if there are [02:47:51] accompanying complaints such as weakness [02:47:54] in the arms and legs, numbness, and weight loss, [02:47:58] we recommend that our patients consult [02:48:00] a physician without delay. National [02:48:02] Defense University [02:48:06] Rector Professor Doctor Erhan Afyoncu [02:48:10] made evaluations regarding the protection of [02:48:13] the family structure and emphasized that [02:48:17] the world is under very serious [02:48:21] LGBT propaganda. Afyoncu underlined that solutions [02:48:24] for this should be put on [02:48:27] the table. He also drew attention [02:48:31] to the impact of LGBT content [02:48:34] in digital platforms and games on [02:48:37] children. The world is under very [02:48:40] serious LGBT propaganda. But thank God, [02:48:44] our country's state officials have not [02:48:47] allowed it to spread and infiltrate [02:48:51] society until now, and it should [02:48:54] not be done in the future [02:48:58] because family is our most sacred [02:49:01] value. National Defense University Rector Professor [02:49:04] Doctor Erhan Afyoncu made evaluations to [02:49:08] Anadolu Agency. He stated that LGBT [02:49:12] representations are given too much space, [02:49:16] especially in foreign TV series and [02:49:19] digital productions. This is not something [02:49:23] to be propagandized openly. They are [02:49:27] trying to impose [02:51:25] shows that the use of vibrant [02:51:28] colors is decreasing every day. [02:51:32] The vibrant colors have decreased, and [02:51:35] with the changing and developing world, [02:51:39] neutral colors have become fashionable. This [02:51:41] situation is reflected [02:51:44] in cars, clothes, and furniture. The [02:51:48] colors we generally prefer are black, as you can [02:52:11] see from the dark writing, black [02:52:15] or just plain white colors. I'm [02:52:18] leaning towards them. [02:52:23] The replacement of vibrant colors with neutral colors has [02:52:27] also been reflected in the furniture [02:52:29] sector. Beige items filled the stores. The [02:52:33] items in our house, our furniture, [02:52:36] used to be more vibrant, [02:52:40] colorful. But people are going [02:52:43] for a simpler style. There is [02:52:47] a monotonous color variety. It is [02:52:50] now quite possible [02:52:55] to see the decrease in the [02:52:58] use of vibrant colors on the [02:53:02] roads. Globally, almost 80% [02:53:05] of the vehicles on the roads are black, [02:53:09] white, and gray vehicles. [02:53:12] When we think [02:53:32] The research conducted by the London [02:53:35] Science Museum also proves this situation. [02:53:39] According to the research, 200 [02:53:42] years ago, only 15% of items [02:53:45] were in shades [02:53:48] of gray. Our clocks show 02:51. [02:53:52] The end of the day continues [02:53:55] on TRT Haber. Our pride, the [02:53:59] 4th main runway at Istanbul Airport, [02:54:01] is coming into [02:54:05] service. Minister of Transport and Infrastructure [02:54:08] Abdülkadir Uraloğlu announced that the 4th [02:54:11] main runway of [02:54:14] Istanbul Airport will be put into [02:54:17] service on September 18th with the [02:54:21] participation of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. [02:54:23] Our pride continues to grow. The [02:54:26] number of runways at the airport [02:54:30] connecting the world is increasing to [02:54:33] 6. Thus, taxiing and in the air. He [02:54:37] shared a post [02:54:40] with a visual regarding the opening [02:54:43] in September. It adds strength to [02:54:47] the strength of our Istanbul Airport. [02:54:50] He used the phrase "we are [02:54:54] putting it into service with its features". Minister [02:54:58] Uraloğlu shared the details [02:55:00] about the new runway of Istanbul [02:55:04] Airport. The Minister [02:59:50] bring their family, recommend it to [02:59:53] their friends. So, such organizations and [02:59:56] fairs will continue until the end [02:59:59] of the first quarter of 2027. [03:00:03] The expected weather [03:00:05] conditions across the country will be [03:00:08] as follows: The lowest temperature at [03:00:11] night and the highest temperature tomorrow [03:00:14] during the day. Marmara region will [03:00:18] have thunderstorms. Bursa, Sakarya, and Bilecik [03:00:21] will have strong thunderstorms. Istanbul [03:00:25] 19-23, Bursa 17-22, Kocaeli [03:00:28] 18-23, Balıkesir [03:00:29] 15-24, Sakarya [03:00:35] 16-23, Tekirdağ 17-23, Çanakkale [03:00:39] 19-24, Edirne 14-27. Yalova [03:00:42] 19-23, Bilecik 14-21 degrees. [03:00:45] Aegean region will have thunderstorms. [03:00:48] Izmir 20-29, Manisa 18-28, [03:00:52] Aydın 19-28, Denizli 19-30, [03:00:55] Muğla 17-27. Afyonkarahisar 14-26, [03:00:58] Kütahya 11-21, Uşak