TRTHABER — Haber Ajandasi
20260917 110000 UTC
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[00:00:00] done. Kozinoglu's cellmate, retired captain Hasan Ataman
[00:00:03] Yildirim, the former Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor Ali İşgören, who was dismissed from FETÖ
[00:00:07] and issued a non-prosecution decision for the Kozinoglu file, and the former
[00:00:10] prison prosecutor Necip Doğan, who was dismissed from FETÖ, were detained.
[00:00:14] It was determined that his other
[00:00:16] cellmate, retired colonel Hasan
[00:00:19] Atilla Oğur, for whom a detention order was issued, was abroad.
[00:00:23] A study was initiated to apprehend him.
[00:00:26] In Ankara and Istanbul. The three suspects detained by the teams
[00:00:30] are expected to be transferred to the courthouse
[00:00:34] after their statements are taken.
[00:00:37] The FETÖ investigation initiated against the TV series Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu
[00:00:41] as part of the file is ongoing. An expert committee is examining
[00:00:44] the license plates of the vehicles used, especially for the character
[00:00:47] Kashifoglu, and the content. Claims of veiled messages,
[00:00:50] instructions, or guidance related to FETÖ in the series
[00:00:53] are being investigated. Two days before Kozinoglu's death,
[00:00:57] the strong intelligence officer Kazım in the series.
[00:01:08] Four suspects were previously arrested as part of the investigation he conducted.
[00:01:12] The screenwriters of Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu, on the other hand, gave statements as witnesses
[00:01:16] within the scope of the investigation.
[00:01:19] Justice Minister Akın Gürlek also made a post on his social media
[00:01:22] account regarding the operation. Minister Gürlek said, "Even if years pass,
[00:01:26] we are determined not to leave any suspicious death in the dark."
[00:01:33] The Istanbul-based operation "My Family Is Safe" was carried out.
[00:01:37] The images are on your screens. 20 of the 35 suspects
[00:01:40] detained within the scope of the operation were arrested and sent
[00:01:44] to prison.
[00:01:49] Within the scope of charges of establishing an organization to commit crimes,
[00:01:53] prostitution, obscenity, and possessing or purchasing
[00:01:57] drugs for use. and reports were evaluated.
[00:02:01] Technical and physical surveillance was carried out.
[00:02:04] The police operations
[00:02:08] at the addresses determined as part of the Istanbul
[00:02:11] based "My Family Is Safe" operation carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office
[00:02:14] led to the detention of 35 suspects. The procedures
[00:02:18] for these suspects at the police station have been completed.
[00:02:21] The suspects were taken to the Istanbul courthouse in Çağlayan
[00:02:25] after their health checks.
[00:02:27] One of the suspects
[00:02:30] was released after his statement at the prosecutor's office.
[00:02:34] 20 suspects who were referred to the Criminal
[00:02:38] Judgeship of Peace were arrested
[00:02:41] and sent to prison. It was decided to implement judicial control
[00:02:45] measures for 14 suspects. It was learned that arrest warrants
[00:02:48] were issued for
[00:02:49] 13 fugitives.
[00:02:53] We will talk about Istanbul and journalist, two operations
[00:02:57] against organized crime groups and new generation crime groups.
[00:03:13] Two different Istanbul-based operations took place in the past few days,
[00:03:16] and the suspects detained within the scope of these operations
[00:03:20] were referred to the courthouse today. The first operation
[00:03:23] was carried out in coordination with the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office,
[00:03:26] Bakırköy, Gaziosmanpaşa, and Anadolu Chief Public Prosecutor's Offices centered in Istanbul.
[00:03:30] In this operation carried out against organized crime
[00:03:33] groups in 20 provinces, 178 suspects
[00:03:37] were detained. Some of the leaders of these crime groups,
[00:03:41] which operate internationally and whose leaders are abroad,
[00:03:44] had red notices issued against them.
[00:03:48] It was determined that these crime groups
[00:03:52] were involved in various criminal activities in Istanbul and across Turkey.
[00:03:55] 12 crime groups were identified. At this point,
[00:03:58] the Istanbul Police Department's Organized Crime
[00:04:02] and Intelligence Branch teams had pressed the button for the operation.
[00:04:05] On September 14, 155 suspects
[00:04:09] were detained in the first stage of the operations carried out
[00:04:12] to apprehend members of 12 separate new generation organized crime groups,
[00:04:16] and 23 more suspects were apprehended in ongoing
[00:04:19] operations. In addition,
[00:04:22] many unlicensed pistols and drugs
[00:04:26] were seized at the addresses. It was determined
[00:04:30] that these organizations were involved in motorcycle-related crimes,
[00:04:34] such as shooting workplaces from motorcycles, robbery,
[00:04:37] endangering public safety, damaging property,
[00:04:41] and committing crimes in violation of the Weapons Law No. 6136.
[00:04:45] In this regard, 178 suspects
[00:04:48] who were detained were referred to the courthouse.
[00:04:51] Another operation was carried out simultaneously
[00:04:54] against crime groups in Kocaeli, Bolu, and Tekirdağ,
[00:04:58] also centered in Istanbul.
[00:05:00] 13 suspects were referred to the courthouse today
[00:05:04] after their procedures at the police station. It was determined
[00:05:07] that the suspects were involved in 11 separate
[00:05:10] incidents. This operation
[00:05:14] was carried out by the Istanbul Police Department's Public Order Branch.
[00:05:17] It was also an operation against new generation crime groups,
[00:05:20] and 13 suspects were apprehended and detained
[00:05:24] in four separate provinces in order to apprehend the suspects
[00:05:27] and secure the evidence that could be an element of crime.
[00:05:30] After the completion of their procedures at the police station,
[00:05:33] they were also referred to the courthouse today.
[00:05:37] Let's say that and give
[00:05:41] the floor to you.
[00:05:50] Eight suspects detained in the operation
[00:05:53] against a new generation crime group were arrested.
[00:05:56] Let's look at the details. Provincial Police Department teams
[00:06:00] carried out a study on the crimes of establishing,
[00:06:03] managing, and being a member of an armed crime organization
[00:06:06] for the purpose of committing crimes. One of the new generation crime organizations
[00:06:10] was followed in Diyarbakır. Police teams
[00:06:14] detained eight suspects. The eight suspects,
[00:06:17] whose procedures at the police station were completed, were arrested
[00:06:20] by the court to which they were referred.
[00:06:22] Let's continue with
[00:06:32] financial markets in the noon news. After the activity,
[00:06:36] the economic administration in the markets took
[00:06:39] a series of measures one after another. announced. The Financial Stability
[00:06:42] Committee met. In the morning, the meeting decided
[00:06:45] to take various steps to eliminate liquidity
[00:06:49] squeeze and prevent the risk of contagion.
[00:06:52] The Central Bank and the Capital Markets Board
[00:06:55] also shared the details of the steps to be taken.
[00:06:59] Details.
[00:07:09] problems. Market activity increased,
[00:07:13] and after this activity, the Financial Stability Committee
[00:07:17] met.
[00:07:19] At the meeting
[00:07:22] chaired by Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek, the latest situation in the capital markets
[00:07:25] was evaluated. A written statement
[00:07:28] was made after the meeting. There is no fundamental
[00:07:32] or structural risk regarding the operation
[00:07:35] of Borsa Istanbul and our capital markets. The problem is concentrated
[00:07:39] in a specific part of the fund market and is temporary
[00:07:43] and manageable. The committee evaluated
[00:07:46] the measures that could be taken to maintain the healthy functioning of the markets
[00:07:49] and protect macroeconomic
[00:07:51] stability.
[00:07:54] The measures will primarily be aimed at eliminating liquidity
[00:07:57] squeeze and preventing the risk of contagion.
[00:08:01] On the other hand, our regulatory and supervisory
[00:08:04] institutions will continue to use their powers
[00:08:08] decisively against those determined
[00:08:10] to have engaged in market-disrupting
[00:08:12] actions. Following the committee's statement,
[00:08:16] the Central Bank also took a liquidity step. The bank announced
[00:08:19] that the amount of funding to be provided through weekly repo auctions
[00:08:22] would be increased. It was also stated
[00:08:26] that the borrowing limits of banks would be updated taking into account
[00:08:29] their current balance sheet size. Liquidity conditions will be closely monitored,
[00:08:32] and all additional measures will be taken if deemed necessary.
[00:08:35] Another statement came from the Capital Markets Board.
[00:08:39] The Board closed all investment funds traded
[00:08:42] on Tefas for 7 portfolio companies and decided
[00:08:46] to liquidate 130 investment funds
[00:08:47] belonging to these companies.
[00:08:51] With the contributions of Halkbank. First people, then bank. Halkbank.
[00:09:06] We have brought you the financial market measures.
[00:09:10] Now in the noon news, we will talk about the numbers in the market report.
[00:09:13] Let's start with BIS. There is an increase in BIS, dollar, euro, gram gold,
[00:09:17] and silver. We start with BIS, in the 13,273 band.
[00:09:20] The dollar is reaching its buyer at 48.67, and the euro
[00:09:24] is at 55.98. Let's continue with gram gold,
[00:09:28] 6764, silver 100.30, and Brent
[00:09:31] crude oil 100.12. Let's say
[00:09:34] there is a decrease compared to yesterday. It is reflected on your screens
[00:09:37] as a decrease. Brent crude oil. Now we will take a closer look
[00:09:41] at gold. We mentioned gram gold, let's underline it once more.
[00:09:45] 6,764, quarter gold
[00:09:47] is reaching its buyer at 11,059 as of
[00:09:51] now. Let's continue with the market report and figures.
[00:09:54] Half gold 22,119,
[00:09:57] and Cumhuriyet gold
[00:09:59] is trading at 44,105. In the 105-104 band.
[00:10:03] We have brought you the details.
[00:10:19] With the contributions of Halkbank, first people, then bank.
[00:10:23] Halkbank.
[00:10:27] Let's continue, Turkey Emlak Katılım Bank
[00:10:31] continues its growth strategy in the field of savings finance.
[00:10:35] Within this scope, negotiations have started
[00:10:38] for the acquisition of Katılım Evim and BirEvim.
[00:10:41] Let's look at the details. The statement of Turkey Emlak Katılım Bank
[00:10:45] was published on the Public Disclosure Platform. In the statement,
[00:10:48] it was announced that negotiations have started
[00:10:51] for the acquisition of the bank's Katılım Evim and BirEvim.
[00:10:55] It was stated that the negotiations were carried out
[00:10:58] through Emlak Katılım Savings Finance, which is an affiliate.
[00:11:02] The decision to acquire was made within the scope
[00:11:05] of Emlak Katılım's growth strategy in the field of savings finance.
[00:11:08] Developments in the negotiations will continue to be shared with the public.
[00:11:11] We have brought you the latest situation
[00:11:14] on your screens.
[00:11:23] The Ministry of National Defense reacted to the drone attack
[00:11:27] by Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen targeting Mecca.
[00:11:30] The Ministry, condemning the attack, said that the Houthi threat
[00:11:33] negatively affects not only regional security
[00:11:44] we condemn the drone attack targeting Saudi Arabia
[00:11:48] and the actions carried out by the Houthis.
[00:11:51] We state that such initiatives that threaten
[00:11:55] regional stability must end as soon as possible.
[00:11:58] The ongoing Houthi threat in the Red Sea and Bab-el-Mandeb,
[00:12:02] on the other hand, negatively affects not only regional security
[00:12:05] but also international maritime trade and global stability.
[00:12:08] Reactions from Ankara
[00:12:13] came one after another to the drone attack by Iranian-backed Houthis
[00:12:16] in Yemen targeting Mecca. Communications Director Burhanettin Duran
[00:12:20] condemned the despicable attack in the strongest possible
[00:12:23] way.
[00:12:59] Communications Director Burhanettin Duran stated in his statement
[00:13:03] on his social media account that he condemned
[00:13:07] the despicable attack attempt with an unmanned aerial
[00:13:09] vehicle targeting the sanctity and security of Mecca
[00:13:13] in the strongest possible way.
[00:13:16] He emphasized that any attack attempt
[00:13:19] against the Haramain-i Sharifain, which is the sacred
[00:13:22] value of the Islamic world, wounds our common conscience.
[00:13:26] He stressed that protecting the peace and security
[00:13:29] of Mecca is a great sensitivity for the entire
[00:13:32] Islamic world. He conveyed his well wishes
[00:13:35] by saying, "We are with our brother
[00:13:37] Saudi Arabia."
[00:13:41] AK Party Deputy Chairman Efkan Ala stated
[00:13:44] that this action, which targets the privacy
[00:13:47] of Haram-i Sharif and the holy lands,
[00:13:50] cannot be legitimized
[00:13:52] by any political reason.
[00:13:59] He said, "We strongly condemn the unmanned
[00:14:02] aerial vehicle attack targeting the city of Mecca."
[00:14:06] AK Party Spokesperson Ömer Çelik also shared the message,
[00:14:09] "We condemn the unmanned aerial attack
[00:14:12] attempt targeting Mecca." He used the expressions,
[00:14:15] "Disrespecting Mecca means disrespecting
[00:14:19] all Muslims." He underlined
[00:14:22] that the attacks targeting Saudi Arabian cities, especially Mecca,
[00:14:26] mean nothing but serving the interests
[00:14:30] of those who harbor ill intentions against Muslims. AK Party Secretary General
[00:14:34] Eyüp Kadir İnan also stated
[00:14:37] in his shared message that Mecca
[00:14:41] and Haramain-i Sharifain are not just
[00:14:44] a geographical location but represent the common
[00:14:48] belief, soul, and conscience of billions
[00:14:50] of Muslims around the world. He said,
[00:14:54] "We condemn and curse in the strongest
[00:14:58] possible way all attack attempts
[00:15:01] and threats against the peace,
[00:15:04] security, and sanctity of Mecca, which hosts
[00:15:08] the heart of the Islamic world, our Qibla, the Kaaba."
[00:15:11] Now,
[00:15:12] on one hand,
[00:15:19] we have brought you the reactions on your screens,
[00:15:22] and on the other hand, we will talk about the images of those moments.
[00:15:35] It was a development that caught everyone's attention,
[00:15:39] because it is the heart of Muslims,
[00:15:42] a place where billions of people worship,
[00:15:46] and such an attack, an attempted attack,
[00:15:49] on a place of worship. What do you have to say?
[00:15:51] Now,
[00:15:55] if my memory serves me correctly, I think the last time
[00:15:59] there was a raid on the Kaaba
[00:16:02] was in 1979, and it was the first time
[00:16:05] that images of weapons, violence, etc.,
[00:16:09] were seen. This place is known
[00:16:13] as a land of peace for Muslims,
[00:16:16] and there is a reason why it is called
[00:16:19] Haramayn-i Sharif. Even plucking a leaf
[00:16:23] here during Hajj is forbidden,
[00:16:26] that's how sensitive everything is.
[00:16:30] Of course,
[00:16:32] it created a great impact to see missiles
[00:16:36] over the holy lands, over the Kaaba.
[00:16:39] These caused a great uproar
[00:16:42] because they were seen for the first time
[00:16:46] after so many years. Turkey
[00:16:49] is showing a very high-level reaction, as you also published
[00:16:53] in the news, because it does not want
[00:16:56] the danger to escalate, and it especially wants
[00:17:00] to emphasize that the danger is great. Therefore,
[00:17:03] we need to define the danger. If we were to explain
[00:17:06] the photographs with a metaphor of a circle,
[00:17:10] in the Bab-el-Mandeb region, in the Middle East
[00:17:13] and in the world, if we look by expanding
[00:17:16] the circle, we are in the middle of a crisis
[00:17:19] that can create an impact. Especially after the conflict
[00:17:23] between America, Israel, and Iran, all fault lines
[00:17:26] are active like an earthquake right now.
[00:17:28] However, after the Bab-el-Mandeb
[00:17:32] Strait, that is, the region at the entrance
[00:17:35] of the Red Sea controlled by Yemen,
[00:17:39] was captured by the Houthis, we entered a position
[00:17:42] that could affect everything, including the world economy.
[00:17:46] But what concerns us is that the Houthis are also
[00:17:49] carrying out missile and drone attacks
[00:17:53] on Saudi Arabia. What concerns us is that we signed an agreement
[00:17:56] in Mecca where these missiles were seen
[00:17:59] a short time ago, between Saudi Arabia, Pakistan,
[00:18:03] and Turkey, and we called it the Mecca Defense Agreement."
[00:18:06] "Therefore, we need to look at the incident
[00:18:09] from this perspective as well. That is,
[00:18:13] if someone attacks one of these three states,
[00:18:16] we will come together and activate a common defense
[00:18:20] mechanism. That's why the issue concerns us. Even if this were not
[00:18:23] the case, as a Muslim country,
[00:18:27] as a state whose people are Muslim,
[00:18:30] it is a big mistake, a big wrong,
[00:18:33] a big situation that requires a reaction
[00:18:37] to see a missile, which has never been seen
[00:18:41] before in the skies of these holy lands.
[00:18:45] Therefore, everyone, from the Turkish
[00:18:48] Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the Communications Directorate,
[00:18:51] from AK Party spokespersons to politicians, reacted
[00:18:55] very strongly. The seriousness of the situation is evident,
[00:18:59] so I think that the reactions
[00:19:01] and initiatives on this issue will continue. Now, Kemal Öztürk,
[00:19:05] you mentioned the Mecca Agreement, and of course,
[00:19:08] let's say it is at this point. But there is another point
[00:19:11] that we need to underline, for all of us,
[00:19:15] for all Muslims, we are talking about a special place.
[00:19:18] What do we talk about in wars, Kemal Öztürk? They say women, children,
[00:19:22] although that is a rule that Israel does not follow.
[00:19:26] But apart from that, we say that sacred values
[00:19:29] are important. We underline the importance of ancient artifacts.
[00:19:33] But this is beyond sacred values,
[00:19:36] for billions of people. "It is the most sacred, the most private. Now,
[00:19:40] do you expect Muslims to come together
[00:19:44] and react to this in these countries?
[00:19:47] We need to react, or rather, everyone needs to react.
[00:19:51] The more painful side of the issue,
[00:19:54] the dramatic side, perhaps,
[00:19:57] the topic we will talk about by putting our heads
[00:20:00] in our hands, is that those who launch the missiles
[00:20:04] are also people who pray facing
[00:20:07] here, meaning the Houthis are also Muslims,
[00:20:10] and they pray facing the Kaaba, that's how they line
[00:20:14] up. Now, this deviation is a serious deviation.
[00:20:17] This became one of the very
[00:20:20] important indicators of the fragmentation
[00:20:24] among Muslims. That is,
[00:20:27] a missile was seen in a place
[00:20:30] where we pray facing the Kaaba. Missiles flew
[00:20:33] over it. Now,
[00:20:36] not only state officials,
[00:20:40] but everyone who feels Muslim needs to sit down and think,
[00:20:44] where is the Islamic world going, what are the Houthis,
[00:20:47] those who manage the conflict, whoever they are behind it,
[00:20:50] trying to do? Therefore, this is an issue
[00:20:54] that concerns all of us. God forbid, if a missile
[00:20:57] part had fallen on the Kaaba, thousands of people
[00:21:00] would have been worshipping there. Let's think about the trauma
[00:21:04] this would have created. We had not overcome the trauma
[00:21:08] of the incident known as the 1979 Kaaba raid for many years.
[00:21:11] I was very young, but all year
[00:21:14] long, for years,
[00:21:18] we talked about the Kaaba attack.
[00:21:21] There was a conflict inside the Kaaba, weapons fired.
[00:21:24] We talked about the trauma this created. Now, if
[00:21:28] a similar thing, God forbid, these missiles had not been destroyed
[00:21:32] in the air and had fallen somewhere, the trauma would have been very great.
[00:21:36] That's why these strong reactions are shown so that
[00:21:39] this does not happen again. I would have expected a statement
[00:21:42] from the Houthis, like 'it was a mistake,' 'we apologize,'
[00:21:46] 'we will do this,' or something like that, but it never happened.
[00:21:50] I am in shock, I mean, one thinks, yes,
[00:21:54] perhaps the Houthis are against the Mecca Agreement,
[00:21:58] they may not support it politically. Could they have done such a madness
[00:22:02] as sending missiles and drones to Mecca
[00:22:05] while being against the Mecca Agreement? I don't want to believe
[00:22:08] such a thing. Some accounts,
[00:22:11] some journalists say the drone was passing by
[00:22:14] there, such and such was happening,
[00:22:18] but there needs to be a statement from the Houthis. We would not throw a drone
[00:22:22] at our holy land, was it a mistake, what is it now?
[00:22:26] Look, we cannot make a statement about this.
[00:22:29] The attack you made on Saudi Arabia's oil pipelines
[00:22:32] may have an explanation
[00:22:34] for you, but a drone
[00:22:38] in these lands where the Prophet was,
[00:22:42] its explosion in the air, all pilgrims seeing this with their
[00:22:45] own eyes, I was going to say, look at these images.
[00:22:49] It's truly very dramatic.
[00:22:53] As you said, the images actually tell a lot.
[00:22:57] Everyone there, all Muslims, are in worship,
[00:23:00] and as you know, in Mecca,
[00:23:04] in the Kaaba, people's clothing
[00:23:08] and attire all explain the essence
[00:23:11] of Islam. That is, they have nothing
[00:23:14] on them, and a drone piece falling on people
[00:23:18] who are just worshipping there. God forbid,
[00:23:22] it's a very bad picture. Kemal Öztürk, at this point,
[00:23:25] the Ministry of Foreign Affairs also says, "We confirm
[00:23:29] our support for Saudi Arabia's territorial integrity."
[00:23:32] Of course, this is also very important, confirming support is important.
[00:23:36] You underlined the Mecca Agreement.
[00:23:38] What is your assessment
[00:23:46] when I went to Riyadh with Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan
[00:23:51] last year, I saw and witnessed
[00:23:54] this situation. Missiles passed over our heads,
[00:23:58] and the missile defense systems below shot them down.
[00:24:01] Unfortunately, we saw these explosions and missiles
[00:24:05] in Riyadh, in a place
[00:24:08] where about 10 foreign ministers were having a meeting.
[00:24:12] At that time, we also said,
[00:24:15] "Iran's Foreign Minister Araqchi called Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan
[00:24:18] while the missiles were in the air..." and said, "Please don't do anything
[00:24:22] against Iran, please lower the tension,
[00:24:25] be a mediator as Turkey." Hakan Fidan reacted
[00:24:29] justifiably and said, "Are we having this
[00:24:32] conversation while missiles are being fired
[00:24:36] over our heads? Are you aware of this?" Now,
[00:24:39] Turkey is a country that is making intense efforts
[00:24:42] to end wars and conflicts in this region.
[00:24:46] It continues these efforts everywhere.
[00:24:50] It had gone to Riyadh for this reason. However, there is an issue
[00:24:54] that we need to focus on. We joined
[00:24:57] the Mecca Defense Pact so that such conflicts would not happen.
[00:25:00] That is, we signed
[00:25:03] the Mecca Agreement so that there would be a deterrent
[00:25:07] factor, so that no one would attack us, and so that Muslim countries
[00:25:11] would come together. Now we want this to expand,
[00:25:14] to grow, and we want other countries
[00:25:17] to join so that the attacks
[00:25:21] of Israel, which is one of the most aggressive
[00:25:24] countries in the Middle East,
[00:25:27] on Lebanon, Syria, and other countries,
[00:25:30] must end somehow. That is, we are establishing
[00:25:33] a defense line. Now I think
[00:25:37] that this process in the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait
[00:25:41] is also testing this agreement.
[00:25:44] And I noticed that the Israeli media and the American
[00:25:48] media published that the Mecca Agreement was stillborn, that the Mecca Agreement
[00:25:52] was useless, that the Mecca Agreement made no difference.
[00:25:55] Unfortunately, similar publications were also made in Turkey.
[00:25:59] Now, what do they want to do? They are trying
[00:26:02] to suffocate the agreement with the rhetoric
[00:26:05] that the Houthis captured the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait,
[00:26:09] missiles were fired at Saudi Arabia, and you did nothing.
[00:26:12] Israel is also doing this. This is a Sunni alliance,
[00:26:16] a radical Sunni alliance, trying to suffocate
[00:26:19] the agreement. Why are they doing this?
[00:26:23] of the agreement, what about, the concrete name of the ideal of "the Muslim
[00:26:27] world must unite", which is one of the biggest dreams of all Muslims.
[00:26:31] "
[00:26:35] They are trying to break this psychology. That's why we need to
[00:26:38] read this issue from this perspective. For example, the United
[00:26:41] States had previously carried out many attacks on the Houthis.
[00:26:44] I also noticed that it did not carry out this attack despite Saudi
[00:26:48] Arabia's request. This is a policy to put pressure on Saudi Arabia. Now, by strongly
[00:26:51] emphasizing that Turkey is on the side of Saudi
[00:26:55] Arabia, it is helping Saudi Arabia
[00:26:58] to strengthen psychologically and morally.
[00:27:02] But more importantly, as Turkey,
[00:27:06] we are showing that we stand behind the signature we put.
[00:27:10] Kemal Öztürk, thank you very much for joining us. We especially
[00:27:13] hope that an attack on our sacred
[00:27:17] values will not happen again. Ankara gave the clearest
[00:27:29] States.
[00:28:02] wrote that he was preparing for one of his shootings. The news stated that
[00:28:06] Israel was given the green light for the sale of 20,000
[00:28:09] MK84 bombs, each weighing approximately 1 ton, and
[00:28:12] 20,000 Blue 117 bombs, which were used in the Gaza genocide.
[00:28:16] yakıldığı
[00:28:17] MK84s,
[00:28:21] which are included in the package and known for their
[00:28:24] devastating effect, are notable as the ammunition Israel
[00:28:27] frequently uses in the Gaza genocide. It is estimated that if it happens,
[00:28:31] it will be the largest single sale of ammunition in recent
[00:28:34] years, and the total cost is expected to be
[00:28:38] 2.8 billion dollars.
[00:28:42] Reactions to the development came from American
[00:28:44] politicians. Senator Bernie
[00:28:48] Sanders said, "The American people are tired
[00:28:51] and fed up with financing Israel's genocide in Gaza."
[00:28:55] He underlined that Congress should block the sale.
[00:28:58] Democratic Representative Gregori, a member of the House Foreign
[00:29:03] Affairs Committee, also announced that he would not approve
[00:29:05] the arms
[00:29:10] sale. Let's continue with Palestine
[00:29:14] and the events. More than 20,000 Palestinian
[00:29:17] children killed by Israel. The name of each of them was
[00:29:20] written one by one on a 110-meter
[00:29:23] shroud. The shroud is 110 meters. I repeat once
[00:29:27] again. Erhan, can you please approach with that camera? Erhan is
[00:29:31] with Cimit. That shroud was displayed in New
[00:29:34] York City, United States. In the reception program attended
[00:29:38] by many people from different religious and belief groups,
[00:29:41] reactions against the genocide in Gaza were raised.
[00:29:44] The story of Gaza, the children whose stories were left unfinished, were symbolized
[00:29:48] by the shoes left in the area. But imagine a shroud
[00:29:51] that is 110 meters
[00:30:04] We continue. Let's continue with the headline. It came from
[00:30:07] Minister Göktaş. He said that the number of female entrepreneurs
[00:30:09] reached 1,230,000
[00:30:11] in 2025.
[00:30:16] Turkey is among the countries where women are
[00:30:20] increasingly having a say in entrepreneurship.
[00:30:23] In fact, our female entrepreneur rate, which was 13.1%
[00:30:27] in 2002, rose to 18.2%
[00:30:30] in 2025. The number of female entrepreneurs
[00:30:33] reached 1,230,000. This table
[00:30:37] clearly shows the success
[00:30:41] of women in transforming their knowledge, labor
[00:30:44] and skills into economic value. With this program,
[00:30:48] we provide training to our female entrepreneurs in the areas
[00:30:51] of branding, digitalization,
[00:30:54] e-commerce, communication and team management.
[00:30:57] We bring them together with expert
[00:31:01] trainers on financial and legal processes,
[00:31:03] company formation and access to finance.
[00:31:07] With our family and population 10-year vision,
[00:31:09] we continue our support for female entrepreneurs to be pioneers
[00:31:13] in new sectors and to shape
[00:31:18] future business models. YKS additional placement
[00:31:21] preferences start today. Additional placement preferences
[00:31:25] have started for the vacant quotas of universities according
[00:31:28] to the 2026 YKS results. Candidates will be able
[00:31:32] to choose higher education programs with vacant
[00:31:35] quotas for the 2026-2027 academic year. Preferences
[00:31:38] will start today at 4 p.m.
[00:31:42] and end on September 21st. Candidates are here.
[00:31:55] Let's continue with the images, we will go
[00:31:58] to the field reporter. With the new academic year, security
[00:32:02] measures applied around schools continue uninterruptedly.
[00:32:05] In Erzurum, security forces are carrying out inspections
[00:32:09] in a park where students frequently go. Now, let's leave the images
[00:32:12] here, and immediately go to the region. Sefer Azak is with us.
[00:32:15] Sefer, the notes, the details, you have
[00:32:18] them at the scene.
[00:32:22] With the opening of schools, police teams
[00:32:25] have intensified their inspections around schools. We are currently
[00:32:29] in Erzurum with my cameraman friend Cahit Yıldırım. We are in a large
[00:32:33] park in Erzurum. This is Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
[00:32:36] park. It is a park located in the school area. There
[00:32:39] are more than 10 schools around it, and thousands
[00:32:43] of students, especially at lunchtime, use this park.
[00:32:47] Sometimes to eat, sometimes to chat. Since it is a very large
[00:32:51] park and the number of students is high in this area,
[00:32:55] police teams have also intensified their inspections
[00:32:57] in this area. Teams from the Child Branch Directorate
[00:33:01] are carrying out inspections here and also providing
[00:33:04] information to students who come here to protect
[00:33:08] their personal safety. Of course, with the intensification
[00:33:11] of these inspections, the possibility of many
[00:33:15] illegal and negative situations occurring in this area
[00:33:18] has almost dropped to zero.
[00:33:21] And since this area where we are
[00:33:25] is very large and many students use it,
[00:33:28] Yunus police officers also provide support
[00:33:31] from time to time, continuing their inspections
[00:33:34] by using the roads in the park.
[00:33:38] As we said, information is being provided on one hand,
[00:33:42] and inspections are being carried out on the other.
[00:33:45] The school police coordinate these inspections
[00:33:49] and receive support from other departments from time to time.
[00:33:53] Around this point in Erzurum, there are primary,
[00:33:56] secondary, and high schools. More than 10
[00:33:59] schools, thousands of students use this route.
[00:34:02] Police teams are here to ensure they
[00:34:06] spend their time here comfortably and to prevent
[00:34:10] any negative incidents that may occur.
[00:34:13] Inspections continue here,
[00:34:17] and students are also informed from time to time about
[00:34:20] ensuring their personal safety.
[00:34:23] Since it is a very large park,
[00:34:26] Yunus teams constantly inspect these
[00:34:29] areas, they pass through here.
[00:34:32] My cameraman friend Cahit Yıldırım is also showing
[00:34:36] you the students on your screens right now. They can spend
[00:34:40] their lunch break in a comfortable
[00:34:43] and safe environment under the supervision of the police teams.
[00:34:47] We are in Erzurum with my cameraman friend Cahit Yıldırım.
[00:34:51] This is Recep Tayyip Erdoğan park, where thousands of students
[00:34:54] come every day. The same inspections carried out
[00:34:58] in many schools in Erzurum are also carried
[00:35:01] out here. Here, since the park is large and the number
[00:35:05] of students is high, the number
[00:35:14] Sefer said Erzurum, now let's look at Ankara. With the same
[00:35:17] headline, teams continue their inspections in areas
[00:35:21] around school entrances and exits where students
[00:35:24] are concentrated. I'm checking, Züleyha Cebeci is with us.
[00:35:27] Züleyha, both our police officers and families
[00:35:31] and our little ones are present
[00:35:33] during the inspections.
[00:35:37] Züleyha, Nirgün Balkaç, with the start
[00:35:41] of the new education period, inspections are being carried
[00:35:45] out simultaneously in 81 provinces. Intensive inspections
[00:35:48] have been carried out around schools since Monday.
[00:35:52] We are in front of a primary school in the Yenimahalle district
[00:35:55] of the capital, one of the places where these inspections are carried out.
[00:35:59] Child Branch Directorate teams also came to this point near
[00:36:03] the time children leave school and started an intensive inspection.
[00:36:07] Now, with the ringing of the school bell,
[00:36:10] the little ones have left school. They will go home
[00:36:13] with their families. The teams greet the children
[00:36:16] and also check their families. Actually, a GBT inquiry
[00:36:20] is also being made here. Just before the broadcast,
[00:36:24] not only identity checks, but my cameraman friend Tayfun Ussu
[00:36:28] and I also entered businesses in the back streets. We entered
[00:36:31] businesses selling tobacco products, we entered stationery shops,
[00:36:35] and we also filmed the inspections there. So the teams are not
[00:36:38] only doing identity checks. Vehicles passing by, suspicious vehicles
[00:36:42] are stopped. On the right side, I will show you the narcotics dog.
[00:36:46] With it, search operations are also carried out
[00:36:49] if there is anything suspicious in the stopped vehicles. Businesses are also meticulously
[00:36:53] searched. Inspections were started simultaneously in 81 provinces.
[00:36:56] As of Monday, inspections have been continuing
[00:37:00] for 3 days simultaneously around 980 schools in the capital.
[00:37:04] And when we look at the results of the inspections,
[00:37:07] we can see that more than 12,000 people were interrogated,
[00:37:11] and as a result of these inspections,
[00:37:15] 12 wanted persons were identified. Likewise, both businesses
[00:37:18] and vehicles are meticulously examined. The inspections
[00:37:21] will continue in 81 provinces in the coming
[00:37:25] days. These inspections started on the first day schools opened,
[00:37:28] but the follow-up to the inspections will also come.
[00:37:32] Ankara police will also be on alert in the coming days. But here,
[00:37:36] the safe departure of children from school,
[00:37:39] and their safe arrival home. We are currently in front
[00:37:42] of Oğuzlar Primary School in Yenimahalle district.
[00:37:46] My cameraman friend is now showing you a commercial vehicle being stopped.
[00:37:49] The inside of the vehicle is being searched,
[00:37:53] and the driver of the vehicle was taken out and an identity check
[00:37:56] was also performed. We see another vehicle a little further ahead,
[00:38:00] right in front of the school. That vehicle was also stopped,
[00:38:02] and another team is performing an inquiry
[00:38:05] there. We came to this point at 1:30 p.m. and it is now
[00:38:09] 3:35 p.m. Inspections started just before
[00:38:13] the students left school. We can say that this point has been taken
[00:38:16] into a security circle by the Child Branch Directorate
[00:38:19] teams. And now children have started leaving
[00:38:23] school one after another. These inspections continue
[00:38:26] uninterruptedly to ensure they leave
[00:38:30] school safely and arrive home safely. They will also
[00:38:34] continue in the coming days,
[00:38:50] those moments of safe departure. Let's continue. The construction
[00:38:54] of Ordu City Hospital has been completed. The 1200-bed
[00:38:57] health complex, for which temporary
[00:38:59] acceptance was made, will start
[00:39:04] admitting patients on September 19. It was built on an area
[00:39:08] of 308,000 square meters. 1070 seismic isolators
[00:39:11] were placed in its load-bearing columns. It has
[00:39:14] 386 polyclinics and 40 operating
[00:39:17] rooms. Ordu City Hospital, whose construction and temporary
[00:39:21] acceptance procedures have been completed, is counting down the days to admit patients.
[00:39:24] We are about to finish our last preparations
[00:39:27] to start admitting patients. Hopefully, we want
[00:39:30] to admit our first patient on September 19th.
[00:39:34] After that, a rapid process will begin for us. The rooms
[00:39:37] of Ordu City Hospital were designed to be modern
[00:39:41] and comfortable. All details were considered for the patients.
[00:39:44] The city hospital will serve with a capacity of 1200 beds.
[00:39:47] The technological infrastructure of the hospital is as impressive
[00:39:51] as its physical capacity. It is aimed that the diagnosis
[00:39:54] and treatment processes of cancer patients will be carried
[00:39:57] out at the city hospital. In the meditation area,
[00:40:01] advanced technologies such as robotic walking devices
[00:40:03] will be used. It will not
[00:40:07] only revolutionize health services in our province,
[00:40:10] but also become a scientific
[00:40:11] institution that trains doctors
[00:42:20] exam. Let's continue with the world
[00:42:23] and the images from that moment. Let's start with the first image.
[00:42:27] Mutual attacks in the Russia-Ukraine war are still ongoing
[00:42:31] and intensifying in the region. And as you can see in the images,
[00:42:34] the Russian army targeted the Ukrainian capital Kyiv.
[00:42:38] Due to the attacks carried out with missiles and unmanned
[00:42:41] aerial vehicles, many explosions were heard, some
[00:42:45] buildings were hit, vehicles were damaged,
[00:42:48] and the skies of Kyiv were covered in smoke. In the attack, 12
[00:42:51] people, including two children, were injured. Images
[00:42:54] of those moments are coming to your screens. While contacts
[00:42:57] for peace continue on one hand,
[00:43:01] unfortunately, the tension in the region is gradually increasing.
[00:43:04] Now let's continue with the world and images. This time,
[00:43:08] the address of the image is Brazil. A balcony of a building collapsed
[00:43:11] in Sao Paulo. After the collapse of that building,
[00:43:15] a 74-year-old man and a 44-year-old woman passing on the sidewalk
[00:43:19] were trapped under the collapsed structure. The elderly man
[00:43:22] was taken to the hospital by teams that arrived at the scene,
[00:43:26] but he could not be saved despite all interventions. The injured
[00:43:29] woman is also under treatment in the hospital. In the images
[00:43:33] captured by the security camera, many people are seen running
[00:43:36] to the accident scene in panic. Look, a balcony
[00:43:40] and those passing by at that moment. The collapse
[00:43:44] of that balcony, rescue efforts, but one person
[00:43:47] lost his life, one person is in the hospital.
[00:43:50] Let's continue, the United States and those moments. The United
[00:43:54] States targeted another boat in the Eastern Pacific.
[00:43:58] An operation was carried out on the boat, which was used
[00:44:00] as a refueling station by drug cartels. The United
[00:44:04] States Southern Command announced that the boats
[00:44:07] were seized and brought ashore, and then the boat
[00:44:10] was hit and sunk. It was also stated
[00:44:13] that the suspects taken into custody were handed
[00:44:16] over to the Ecuadorian authorities. Images of those moments,
[00:44:19] watch the sinking of that boat, those moments,
[00:44:23] the events, are coming to your screens
[00:44:27] moment by moment, images of the operation. We continue, El Nino,
[00:44:31] which has intensified with climate change,
[00:44:34] is a weather event that we constantly emphasize.
[00:44:38] Climate change, global
[00:44:40] warming, and the really severe occurrence of those
[00:44:43] weather events are also happening in our country.
[00:44:46] It fueled forest fires in Indonesia. Flames
[00:44:50] caused air pollution in Sumatra and Borneo
[00:44:53] islands. More than 113 cases of respiratory
[00:44:57] illness were reported. The fires are said
[00:45:00] to have affected approximately 12.5 million people.
[00:45:03] Global warming, drought, different
[00:45:06] experiences of precipitation and those hurricanes,
[00:45:10] and unfortunately those fires
[00:45:12] in certain parts of the world and Turkey brought to your screens
[00:45:16] moment by moment
[00:45:21] this time from Indonesia. The United States announced
[00:45:25] that it had deployed weapons in space. The American
[00:45:28] Chief of Staff requested preparations
[00:45:31] against possible conflicts around the moon.
[00:45:34] SpaceX launched a secret mission
[00:45:38] for the United States Space Force. From Washington,
[00:45:41] "steps to increase military power
[00:45:45] in space are coming one after another,
[00:45:48] but there is also a strong
[00:45:54] objection from Beijing . Wars first started on land,
[00:45:58] then spread to the seas, air, and cyber space.
[00:46:08] The United States, which brought
[00:46:54] up the issue of weaponization in space, is taking further steps
[00:46:57] in this direction. Washington is also expanding its space forces.
[00:47:01] The number of personnel
[00:47:02] is planned to be doubled
[00:47:05] in the next 5 years. China, on the other hand, objects to the US
[00:47:09] plans for weaponization
[00:47:13] in space. We oppose
[00:47:16] any arms race in space or attempts
[00:47:20] to weaponize space or turn it into a battlefield.
[00:47:24] The 1967 Outer Space Treaty
[00:47:28] stipulates the use of the moon and other celestial
[00:47:31] bodies for peaceful purposes. The treaty
[00:47:35] also prohibits all military
[00:47:38] activities in space. However, the recent
[00:47:42] steps taken by the US
[00:47:43] indicate that the competition
[00:47:47] in space has entered a new dimension. Now let's descend
[00:47:50] from the Moon to Earth
[00:47:52] and continue with an event in Kayseri. Erdoğdu's
[00:47:56] Aegean tour, for which he made reservations months ago,
[00:48:00] was canceled by the tour company shortly before the trip,
[00:48:03] and then he was directed to an alternative tour with a difference
[00:48:07] of 34,000 liras. The Consumer Arbitration Committee decided
[00:48:10] to refund the price
[00:48:14] difference. She made a reservation
[00:48:18] for a tour program months ago. The company canceled the tour
[00:48:23] shortly before the trip. Şerife Erdoğdu, who lives in Kayseri,
[00:48:27] made a reservation with a travel agency for an Aegean tour
[00:48:30] on January 31. However, the company canceled the tour
[00:48:32] due to insufficient participation. They stated
[00:48:36] that they would cancel the tour, citing insufficient
[00:48:40] participation as the reason, and offered me an alternative
[00:48:44] package tour. However, they demanded an extra fee
[00:48:47] from me for this. Erdoğulu paid
[00:48:51] 34,000 more and participated in the alternative
[00:48:54] tour. Later, she learned that this was against the regulations
[00:48:57] and applied to the Consumer Arbitration Committee. I also
[00:49:01] thought it was not worth the trouble,
[00:49:03] but it's good to prevent opportunists from taking advantage
[00:49:07] and to think that they will improve
[00:49:10] their service quality in the future. The Consumer
[00:49:13] Arbitration Committee decided
[00:49:16] to refund the unfairly collected fee. After the
[00:49:19] consumer knows what service is offered to him,
[00:49:23] after reading what is written on the paper he signed,
[00:49:26] there is no situation
[00:49:27] where they will be deceived,
[00:57:52] Our clock shows 15:00, we are with you with the news agenda.
[00:57:55] We will bring all the latest developments in our country and in the world to your screens.
[00:57:59] As always, we will have guests
[00:58:02] on the news, in the news and on the hot headlines of the agenda.
[00:58:06] Let's start now. We said the hot headline of the agenda, we will start
[00:58:09] with the news. The investigation into the suspicious death of former MIT
[00:58:12] officer Kaşif Közunoğlu in prison is deepening.
[00:58:15] New arrests were
[00:58:19] made. So who are those names? Once again
[00:58:22] Büşra Çelik is with us. Büşra, hot developments
[00:58:26] are happening back to back. Who are the names, what will happen
[00:58:29] next? Let's hear it from you, then we'll talk about it with
[00:58:33] our professor.
[00:58:44] developments occurred today. A new operation came regarding
[00:58:47] the suspicious death of former MIT member Çif Kozinoğlu, and
[00:58:51] an arrest warrant was issued for four people. The names were critical.
[00:58:54] The FETÖ prosecutor of the period
[00:58:58] and the name expelled from FETÖ and Ali İşgören, who was the Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor
[00:59:01] when Kozinoğlu died and gave a decision of non-prosecution
[00:59:05] for that file a year later, Hasan Atilla Uğur was Kozinoğlu's
[00:59:08] cellmate. An arrest warrant
[00:59:12] was issued for him. Necip Doğan was the prison prosecutor
[00:59:15] of that period. He was one of the first people to go to the crime scene
[00:59:19] when his son passed away. He was also expelled from FETÖ.
[00:59:23] Again, Hasan eee Ataman
[00:59:26] Yıldırım, another cellmate of Kaşif
[00:59:29] Kozinoğlu, an arrest warrant was also
[00:59:32] issued for him. Operations were carried out in Istanbul and Ankara. Three
[00:59:36] names, other than Hasan Atilla Uğur, were detained by
[00:59:39] Gendarmerie Command teams. The investigation
[00:59:43] was carried out in a multifaceted way from four directions secretly.
[00:59:46] şekilde.
[00:59:56] had been initiated and expert witnesses will examine
[00:59:59] the contents, dialogues, and some characters in the series.
[01:00:02] They will investigate whether there is a FETÖ trace
[01:00:06] in the series, whether there is a hidden message, whether there is a direct or indirect message
[01:00:10] to the organization, and these investigations will also be carried out
[01:00:14] by intelligence operations experts. So, an arrest warrant
[01:00:17] for four critical names in the investigation from four sides,
[01:00:20] a FETÖ investigation into the series,
[01:00:23] and on the other hand, there is an expected forensic medicine
[01:00:27] report, and the process continues
[01:00:30] on four fronts. Nilgün Balkaç. FETÖ's insidious terrorist organization FETÖ's
[01:00:34] plot had led to the arrest of former
[01:00:36] MIT officer Kaşif
[01:00:40] Kozinoğlu. He had fallen ill in the prison where he was held.
[01:00:44] All camera footage from that night. Ambulance.
[01:00:47] Ambulance routes, hospital records, HTS,
[01:00:51] audio recordings, whatever you can think of, is
[01:00:55] under scrutiny as part of the case, and today that critical development
[01:00:58] happened, an important development happened, an arrest warrant was issued for four people.
[01:01:02] One of the names, Ali İşgören, was referred to as the FETÖ prosecutor
[01:01:05] in many of FETÖ's cases and was expelled from his duty.
[01:01:09] He was also arrested this
[01:01:12] morning. Hasan Etilla Uğur was determined to be abroad,
[01:01:16] his. eee arrest procedures have not
[01:01:19] yet been carried out. A detailed investigation will also be conducted
[01:01:23] into some episodes of the Kurtlar
[01:01:26] Vadisi series. The investigation is being carried out meticulously.
[01:01:30] We are also following it. There is also an expected ATK report. An exhumation
[01:01:34] was performed. Tissue, shroud and soil samples
[01:01:37] were taken. Was Kozinoğlu poisoned
[01:01:40] or something else done? Was there interference from third parties
[01:01:43] in his death? Was there a FETÖ trace?
[01:01:47] Individuals who were expelled from FETÖ were arrested as part of this case
[01:01:51] this morning, and there is also a fugitive abroad
[01:01:54] whose connection to FETÖ was determined. We are closely
[01:01:57] following the process. Nilgin Balkaç.
[01:02:01] Balkaç.
[01:02:04] Büşra reported the details to us. Let's summarize it, then
[01:02:08] we will continue with our guest. We will evaluate the suspicious death of former
[01:02:11] MIT employee Kozinoğlu. The deepening investigation
[01:02:15] extended to Kozinovu's cellmate.
[01:02:18] as Büşra mentioned earlier. On the other hand,
[01:02:22] the series Kurtlar Vadisi was also put under the microscope
[01:02:25] in the investigation. In addition,
[01:02:27] there is strong evidence of FETÖ's involvement
[01:02:31] in Kozinoğlu's suspicious death, and we should also mention
[01:02:34] examples from the series. Why did the terrorist organization
[01:02:38] FETÖ target MIT employee Kozinoğlu? This is an important
[01:02:41] detail. I want to turn to our professor at this point. Professor, welcome.
[01:02:45] Dr. Ahmet Talha Özen is with us. Actually,
[01:02:49] you are a faculty member of Hacettepe University Faculty of Law.
[01:02:52] But when we look at it, we are really
[01:02:55] faced with an event where law and certain points are pushed to their limits.
[01:02:58] Once again we see FETÖ's involvement.
[01:03:02] On one hand, there are those who are arrested, those who are detained,
[01:03:05] and on the other hand, images from the Kurtlar
[01:03:09] Vadisi series are also coming to our screens. Look, professor,
[01:03:13] there are striking elements in those images. A license plate and FG
[01:03:16] are on that license plate. Let's start now.
[01:03:20] How do you summarize the series and what happened?
[01:03:23] I mean, of course, as citizens, when we observe it, some
[01:03:27] suspicions arise in our minds. According to the natural
[01:03:30] course of life, some incidents may develop, some
[01:03:34] points may be coincidental, it can happen, but so many coincidences
[01:03:37] happening one after another naturally raises some question
[01:03:39] marks in our minds. First of all, the character in the series
[01:03:43] being named Kaşifoğlu creates a basic
[01:03:46] suspicion. Why Kaşifoğlu? His being a civil
[01:03:49] servant creates another suspicion.
[01:03:52] The character's imprisonment and intimidation in the series,
[01:03:56] then the character's death in the series, and then,
[01:04:00] as you mentioned, whether the special initials of the license plate were
[01:04:03] chosen or coincidental, all these coming together and being explained
[01:04:07] as a coincidence
[01:04:10] is not very plausible, frankly. It is against the rule of human nature and law.
[01:04:14] If only one of these things happened in the natural course of life, we could
[01:04:18] say yes, there is a coincidence here, the name was chosen
[01:04:21] like that, the license plate happened to be like that, or
[01:04:24] the character's job is similar to a real-life civil servant,
[01:04:28] but all of these coming together and then... resulting in death, and then
[01:04:31] the person portrayed dying in real
[01:04:34] life a short time later,
[01:04:38] it really shows that so many coincidences coming
[01:04:41] together is difficult. Of course, these will be
[01:04:44] delved into further, perhaps clearer evidence will
[01:04:48] emerge from the interrogations, and we will see the truth more. Now, professor,
[01:04:52] let's continue on the deepening aspect, because
[01:04:55] many people's statements were taken, and what many people said at this
[01:04:59] point also attracted attention. But here
[01:05:02] when we look at it, the prosecutor who performed the autopsy, the prosecutor
[01:05:05] who issued the non-prosecution decision, and of course
[01:05:08] those who were with Kozinoğlu in his cell,
[01:05:11] it spread to a wide range. How do you
[01:05:14] evaluate this? As I mentioned earlier, we cannot
[01:05:18] start from a single coincidence in the plot. We
[01:05:21] know that the prosecutor who conducted the investigation at that time
[01:05:25] was affiliated with FETÖ and was expelled. We know that the prison
[01:05:28] officer who ignored the heart attack alarm and
[01:05:32] is now abroad is also
[01:05:35] under investigation for FETÖ. We know
[01:05:39] that there are FETÖ affiliations.
[01:05:42] If a toxicology report
[01:05:44] comes out as a result of the exhumation, it is probable that
[01:05:48] cellmates or other guards may have
[01:05:51] manipulated the body to trigger a heart
[01:05:54] attack. So it is not
[01:05:58] just a simple incident or a simple
[01:06:01] suspicion. It is a case with very serious
[01:06:04] suspicions that are connected. Let's say a prison guard,
[01:06:08] in old terms a gardiyan, in new terms a prison officer,
[01:06:11] neglected his duty or
[01:06:15] gereğinde ölümüne sebep olacak hareketlerde bulundu, ama o
[01:06:19] the case at that time
[01:06:23] was affiliated with FETÖ, and that the doctors brought
[01:06:25] by the parties or a committee from the parties were not present
[01:06:29] at the autopsy, and that the file is
[01:06:32] still under medical examination, yes, I am talking about the autopsy
[01:06:35] conducted at that time, was done hastily and with a very general report
[01:06:39] stating that he died of a heart attack, and then the file was
[01:06:42] closed and a decision of non-prosecution was issued, and we know that
[01:06:46] that person was affiliated with FETÖ and was expelled from his profession.
[01:06:49] When we consider these as a whole, perhaps
[01:06:52] if we considered them individually, we could say it's a coincidence,
[01:06:55] but all of these coming together coincidentally
[01:06:59] is not very possible both from a legal perspective
[01:07:02] and from the perspective of the normal course of life.
[01:07:06] These need to be delved into further, and perhaps
[01:07:09] an organized crime or a planned
[01:07:12] crime will be revealed, I think.
[01:07:15] It's not one person, it's several people doing it
[01:07:19] consecutively, and that non-prosecution decision is important. Now,
[01:07:22] while the cause of death is being investigated, let's say that retired colonel Hasan Atilla Uğur,
[01:07:26] his cellmate, is being sought. Four suspects have been arrested as part of the investigation.
[01:07:30] Forensic medical experts are also continuing their investigations into the death of the suspect.
[01:07:34] And of course, the Minister of Justice also said that
[01:07:37] no point will remain in the dark even after years. Actually,
[01:07:40] when we look at law
[01:07:43] and forensic medicine, we see that no point remains in the dark,
[01:07:47] especially with the recent unsolved cases being solved.
[01:07:50] There is always a trace left behind
[01:07:54] after that murder or after that suspicious
[01:07:57] death, a trace is left behind.
[01:08:00] Now, here, of course, there are data in the hands of the law
[01:08:04] that will most clearly explain those suspicious
[01:08:07] traces, those suspicious results, but of course, forensic medicine
[01:08:11] will be more effective, right, professor? Of course, yes. As you
[01:08:14] mentioned, forensic medicine looks at every death as a suspicious
[01:08:18] death and every crime leaves a trace.
[01:08:22] In some points, in some crimes, in some malicious attempts, the crime
[01:08:25] may be covered up sometimes in an organized way, sometimes individually,
[01:08:29] but years later, especially we know that our new Minister of Justice
[01:08:33] is very much on top of these issues. When unsolved cases
[01:08:37] are closed due to insufficient or incomplete investigation,
[01:08:40] we see that they are reopened and re-examined, as we saw in the case of the late Muhsin Yazıcyoğlu.
[01:08:44] We see new files and new evidence coming
[01:08:48] to light. Especially in these types of cases, the forensic
[01:08:51] medical report gives us very concrete data, scientific data,
[01:08:55] data that cannot be challenged, that we cannot
[01:08:59] object to, that we cannot make subjective comments about, and
[01:09:02] these appear before us as certainties. Because there
[01:09:06] is a tissue examination, a laboratory examination, a scientific
[01:09:10] examination there. Scientists will tell us
[01:09:13] whether there is a toxicological substance or not. If they say there is,
[01:09:17] it will not be possible to prove the opposite through interpretation, because
[01:09:21] it is scientific data, so the evidence that comes from there will of course
[01:09:24] be very important. Elements will be taken from the soil
[01:09:28] at this point, because if there is a possible poison in a possible
[01:09:31] event, did it mix with the soil, how much did it mix, what happened?
[01:09:34] That will also be looked at, right? Because that data was collected from every
[01:09:38] point. Of course, it will be collected from every point and present
[01:09:42] us with a result as a whole. If it does, this will be
[01:09:45] a very strong evidence before us. The authenticity, accuracy,
[01:09:49] and validity of that autopsy report will begin to be questioned
[01:09:53] at that time, wondering why it didn't come out then. Because since these
[01:09:56] are scientific data, they will give us very sharp
[01:09:59] results and these data, which are closed to personal
[01:10:03] interpretation, will be our strongest evidence in establishing the verdict
[01:10:06] or solving the crime in the investigation. Now, the strongest
[01:10:10] evidence regarding the investigation. Images are reflected at once. Of course,
[01:10:14] the question mark in everyone's mind is that a person who was constantly
[01:10:17] exercising at that time had a heart attack while exercising,
[01:10:21] the process continued for a long time, he was taken to the hospital.
[01:10:25] Now, when we look at this,
[01:10:28] Büşra also says earlier, not just the exhumation
[01:10:32] procedures and forensic medical procedures
[01:10:35] at the point where his body was taken, but also the consecutive neglects
[01:10:38] in this process are being evaluated. I mean, who
[01:10:42] did it, who carried it out, that will also happen.
[01:10:46] all the details, but let's go to a live broadcast point, then we will continue
[01:10:49] with you. The Minister of Energy is making statements,
[01:10:51] we are watching.
[01:10:54] Our Osmangazi floating production platform is the second phase
[01:10:58] of our Sakarya Gas Field. In the first phase, we were producing
[01:11:01] natural gas to meet the needs of approximately 4 million households through our onshore facilities,
[01:11:05] and this is currently ongoing. In the second phase, we will produce
[01:11:09] another 10 million cubic meters, which means we will meet the natural gas
[01:11:12] needs of 4 million households on this floating
[01:11:16] production platform. Therefore, we will hopefully meet the needs
[01:11:19] of 8 million households with our own gas. Of course,
[01:11:23] we are currently facing a major energy crisis in the world, friends.
[01:11:26] Therefore, in this painful and problematic
[01:11:30] process regarding natural gas and oil,
[01:11:33] increasing our own production has a much different meaning.
[01:11:37] Today, the world is facing many difficulties
[01:11:40] in terms of supply security. Our country
[01:11:42] is honestly trying to protect itself from this ring of fire,
[01:11:46] and thank God, we have not experienced any supply problems until today.
[01:11:50] We filled our natural gas storage facilities even before summer,
[01:11:54] and we are ready for winter. But on the other hand,
[01:11:57] the financial effects in the world, that is, natural gas
[01:12:01] prices and oil prices have increased very seriously, diesel
[01:12:04] prices have increased. Therefore, regarding this,
[01:12:07] I can express the commissioning of this facility as follows:
[01:12:10] The gas it will produce every day corresponds to approximately
[01:12:14] 10 million dollars in today's gas prices. This floating
[01:12:18] production platform will contribute 3.5 billion dollars annually
[01:12:22] to our economy. Therefore, in this sense, we will hopefully
[01:12:25] implement a very important facility for our country's
[01:12:28] economy. As I mentioned earlier, there is intense work, 7,000
[01:12:32] people are working, approximately 6 kilometers of cabling
[01:12:35] is done per day. In total, this facility has 642 km
[01:12:39] of electrical cable. Nearly 30 kilometers of
[01:12:42] piping will be completed when it's finished.
[01:12:46] Therefore, I would like to state here that we are carrying out
[01:12:49] a very intense work. Hopefully, after this phase 2,
[01:12:52] Osmangazi's brother platform will come in
[01:12:56] 2028, and our production will quadruple. Our work is also
[01:13:08] we continue to talk with our guest, our professor. The headline is
[01:13:12] Kaşif Kozinoğlu. Let's continue with the headline Kaşif
[01:13:15] Kozinoğlu, Professor Ahmet. There are striking elements here,
[01:13:19] we said these elements will be examined one by one. In addition
[01:13:22] to the exhumation and the forensic examination in the judiciary,
[01:13:26] there is also a process. When we look at that process,
[01:13:29] it happens while he is exercising, but on the other hand,
[01:13:32] we need to consider the times. It happens at a really
[01:13:35] late hour, at the end of working hours. Of course, at this
[01:13:39] point, who reported what, who did not report what,
[01:13:43] how long it took for that information to travel
[01:13:46] over what distances, these are also important, because
[01:13:50] Kaşif Kozunoğlu dies in the hospital. So if
[01:13:53] he had been intervened earlier,
[01:14:00] our known diagnosis is a heart attack, they say.
[01:14:04] But we don't know if an event that triggered the heart
[01:14:08] attack happened, if a substance was injected, if there was a poisoning. Did they set
[01:14:11] the time for this? Because when we look at the plot,
[01:14:14] it goes over a series of negligences. So many people being negligent
[01:14:18] at the same time does not seem very likely. This could actually
[01:14:22] be part of a plan, because if you commit a crime, especially
[01:14:25] a crime related to murder, you need to work in a very organized
[01:14:29] way to conceal it. You need to plan from the beginning
[01:14:32] and act accordingly, and as I said earlier,
[01:14:36] you need to even arrange the prosecution so that it closes the file
[01:14:39] in the end. You're saying
[01:14:48] he is seen to have had a heart attack. He presses the alarm.
[01:14:52] The prison officer on duty that day
[01:14:55] deliberately turned up the radio
[01:14:59] volume and delayed the alarm from being heard
[01:15:02] for 15-20 minutes. We don't know if it was a coincidence
[01:15:05] that it happened outside working hours, or if it was planned.
[01:15:09] We don't know if that person was on duty that day, because
[01:15:11] as you know, in official institutions,
[01:15:15] working hours are usually until 5 pm, and then night shifts take over.
[01:15:18] Was that person on duty that day specially?
[01:15:21] What was the reason for
[01:15:25] the delay? If he hadn't delayed it for 20 minutes
[01:15:29] or 15-20 minutes, if intervention could have been made
[01:15:32] in time, could Kaşif Kozinoğlu have been saved?
[01:15:36] These are all questions that need to be investigated
[01:15:39] and asked. Was it a single act by that person, meaning
[01:15:43] did he commit murder by negligence
[01:15:46] due to personal animosity, or was it done
[01:15:49] as part of an organization and a structure of participation
[01:15:52] within an organization? When we look at all of these,
[01:15:55] it actually seems to be a structure of participation,
[01:15:59] the implementation of a collective plan. Otherwise,
[01:16:03] we need to go beyond the prison to the law, right, professor?
[01:16:06] Because which prosecutor handled this,
[01:16:09] why did he make this decision, why was the case closed?
[01:16:12] So there is also a situation that spills over into law,
[01:16:16] right? Because there is this: we know that the prison
[01:16:19] officer who is currently abroad, the fugitive,
[01:16:22] on duty turned up the radio
[01:16:25] volume and delayed the alarm.
[01:16:29] We need to investigate the reason for him doing this.
[01:16:32] Was it personal animosity, but is it a coincidence that it happened to be his shift?
[01:16:36] Kaşif Kozinoğlu might not have had a heart attack,
[01:16:39] he could have been perfectly healthy, someone else could have entered
[01:16:43] the room at that moment and seen the alarm, they might
[01:16:47] not have delayed the alarm, or one of his cellmates could have intervened
[01:16:50] immediately and prevented it. That's why his cellmates are also very
[01:16:54] important right now. So the main reason for these problems is
[01:16:58] that so many consecutive neglects do not seem very
[01:17:01] ordinary. Our prosecution naturally takes into account
[01:17:05] the possibility of a plan behind this and is
[01:17:08] deepening the investigation accordingly. The prosecutors of that period and the prison
[01:17:12] director, two people, were arrested.
[01:17:16] Their interrogation is ongoing.
[01:17:19] We know that one person, the prosecutor who conducted the investigation
[01:17:22] at that time, closed the file
[01:17:25] and was affiliated with FETÖ. We know that the prison officer
[01:17:29] who delayed this alarm was affiliated with FETÖ and is
[01:17:31] still a fugitive. When we collect all this data, both
[01:17:35] as a normal citizen and from a legal perspective,
[01:17:39] we wonder if there is an organized act here? Is there a, so
[01:17:43] to speak, a plot here? I mean, are they trying to present
[01:17:46] this as a normal simple death and at the same time destroy evidence,
[01:17:50] mislead the process, mislead the public with a certain
[01:17:53] action and initiative? We see these. The file was closed
[01:17:56] in some way at that time, but it has been reopened today. All
[01:18:00] evidence is being pursued. We are also waiting for
[01:18:03] a toxicology report. If a toxicological substance finding
[01:18:07] comes from that, our suspicions will be much
[01:18:10] stronger, and we can say that we have sufficient data
[01:18:42] Now let's continue with the news, on the news agenda, MIT Head
[01:18:45] Kalın visited Pakistan. Kalın met with the
[01:18:48] Chief of General Staff of Pakistan and the Head of Pakistani Intelligence Service
[01:18:52] as well. For the details of the agenda, I'm returning
[01:18:55] to our news friend, Cansu Doğan, who is with us. Cansu, important
[01:18:58] meeting, you have the notes, especially Mecca, attack,
[01:19:02] events, a meeting with Islamic countries. We are with
[01:19:06] you with the notes.
[01:19:08] An important visit
[01:19:10] that took place during an important process. According to information we obtained from security
[01:19:14] sources, the head of the National Intelligence Organization, İbrahim Kalın, made
[01:19:17] a visit to Pakistan and within the scope of this visit,
[01:19:21] he met with the Chief of General Staff of Pakistan
[01:19:24] Münir and the Head of Pakistani Intelligence Service
[01:19:27] Asım Malik. Also,
[01:19:30] Pakistan was also received by the Prime Minister
[01:19:33] of Pakistan, Shahbaz Sharif. Of course, what was on the agenda of the meetings? Let's quickly look at those hot topics.
[01:19:40] First of all, we can say that the developments in the Middle East
[01:19:43] were discussed. At this point, the security
[01:19:46] balances created by the war between the USA, Israel, and
[01:19:50] Iran in the Middle East, and the political,
[01:19:53] security, and economic repercussions of the increasing
[01:19:57] regional tension and the war on the countries in the region
[01:20:00] were evaluated. The developments regarding the
[01:20:03] risk of conflicts spreading to different countries
[01:20:07] and regions were also discussed within the scope
[01:20:11] of these meetings. Of course, when we say Middle East Gulf,
[01:20:14] there are developments that have taken place recently,
[01:20:17] there are attacks. The tension between Yemen and Saudi
[01:20:21] Arabia was also on the agenda of the meetings. At this point, the risks that
[01:20:25] these events pose for regional stability were discussed,
[01:20:28] and what can be done at this point was one
[01:20:31] of the main agenda items of the meetings.
[01:20:34] We can say. Of course, when we say Pakistan and Turkey,
[01:20:37] the first thing that comes to mind in the recent period is the Mecca
[01:20:41] Defense Alliance. Pakistan, uh, Turkey, and Saudi
[01:20:44] Arabia, an alliance formed by the three countries coming
[01:20:47] together. At this point, the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement
[01:20:50] was also on the agenda. Let's quickly look at what was discussed regarding
[01:20:54] this issue. In the meetings, the importance of the Mecca
[01:20:58] Joint Defense Agreement, which forms a basis for consensus
[01:21:01] between the parties in the context of re-establishing regional
[01:21:04] stability, was emphasized once again.
[01:21:07] "Reference was made to Turkey and Pakistan's
[01:21:10] role in de-escalating tension and keeping diplomatic
[01:21:13] solution channels open.
[01:21:16] This was an important point, especially an issue that has been
[01:21:20] on the agenda recently. It was also emphasized
[01:21:23] here that Turkey will continue to make every effort
[01:21:26] to resolve the tension between Afghanistan and Pakistan
[01:21:30] through dialogue, as in the transition period.
[01:21:33] within the framework of the meetings. Security and intelligence
[01:21:37] cooperation between Turkey and Pakistan
[01:21:40] were also on the agenda. At this point,
[01:21:43] it was agreed to further develop the high-level existing
[01:21:47] cooperation between Turkey and Pakistan
[01:21:49] in the areas of security and intelligence.
[01:21:53] It was also reiterated that Turkey stands by Pakistan
[01:21:56] in the fight against terrorism, and Turkey's support
[01:22:00] for strengthening capacity will continue.
[01:22:03] It was an important visit. According to
[01:22:06] the information we obtained from security sources,
[01:22:10] MIT Head İbrahim Kalın was in Pakistan
[01:22:13] and had many contacts in Pakistan.
[01:22:16] When we look at the main subject of these,
[01:22:19] we can say that they were the developments in the Middle East, the Mecca
[01:22:23] Defense Alliance, and the attacks that took place
[01:22:27] recently between Yemen and Saudi Arabia. Let's say
[01:22:30] that and give the floor back
[01:22:32] to you.
[01:22:55] President Erdoğan commemorated Adnan Menderes, Fatin
[01:22:58] Rüştü Zorlu, and Hasan Polatkan, who were executed
[01:23:01] 65 years ago, with mercy. In his message,
[01:23:05] Erdoğan underlined that May 27th was a heavy blow
[01:23:08] to Turkish democracy and the will of the nation.
[01:23:12] The President made a post on his social media
[01:23:15] account. Erdoğan commemorated Menderes and two ministers
[01:23:19] who were unjustly executed. He used the following expressions:
[01:23:22] "I commemorate Prime Minister Adnan Menderes,
[01:23:26] Foreign Minister Fatin Rüştü Zorlu, and Finance
[01:23:30] Minister Hasan Polatkan, who were unjustly
[01:23:33] and illegally condemned to death by the Junta Court of May
[01:23:36] 27th, which was a heavy blow to Turkish democracy
[01:23:40] and the will of the nation, on the 65th anniversary
[01:23:43] of their murder, with mercy. May Allah make
[01:23:46] their resting places heaven, and bless their souls."
[01:23:54] The martyrs of democracy of the May 27th Coup,
[01:23:57] Prime Minister Adnan Menderes, Foreign Minister Fatin Rüştü Zorlu,
[01:24:01] and Finance Minister Hasan Polatkan, are being commemorated.
[01:24:04] Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş, Communications Director Burhanettin Duran, and
[01:24:08] AK Party Spokesperson Ömer Çelik issued
[01:24:11] consecutive messages. Parliament Speaker Numan
[01:24:14] Kurtulmuş commemorated Menderes, Zorlu, and Polatkan
[01:24:18] with mercy and respect in his message.
[01:24:20] "We will continue to protect our democracy and national
[01:24:23] will with determination, with the belief that sovereignty
[01:24:27] belongs unconditionally to the nation," he said. Communications Director
[01:24:31] Burhanettin Duran stated that May 27th left
[01:24:34] a deep scar in Turkey's democratic history.
[01:24:37] He emphasized that Menderes, Zorlu, and Polatkan
[01:24:40] continue to live in the hearts of the nation, despite
[01:24:44] 65 years having passed since their cherished memories.
[01:24:47] Under the leadership of our President, we defend the will of our nation. Those who were unjustly executed continue
[01:25:00] to live in the hearts
[01:25:02] of the nation,
[01:25:06] while the coup plotters were condemned by history.
[01:25:09] he said.
[01:25:14] The remains of former Interior Minister Namık
[01:25:17] Gedik will be transferred from Cebeci Asri Cemetery
[01:25:21] to the Adnan Menderes Mausoleum in Istanbul
[01:25:24] by presidential decree. Namık Gedik, who was the Minister
[01:25:27] of Interior during the May 27th coup, was subjected to violence
[01:25:31] and attacked while in custody. He lost his life
[01:25:35] within two days in Harbiye. In his 49 years of life,
[01:25:39] he was a minister, as well as a doctor
[01:25:42] and a poet. Despite 66 years
[01:25:45] having passed, the mystery surrounding his death remains.
[01:26:03] His mother was Evanım, his father was a postmaster.
[01:26:06] He was born in 1911 in the ancient city of Istanbul.
[01:26:10] He lost his younger sister to tuberculosis at a young age. He decided
[01:26:13] to become a physician. He achieved this goal. İsmail
[01:26:17] Namık Gedik was the 16th Minister of Interior of the Republic of Turkey.
[01:26:24] When he graduated from Kabataş Erkek Lisesi, the Republic
[01:26:28] was 7 years old. He was a strong writer, he wrote poetry,
[01:26:31] and his stories were published in Servet-i Fünun Mecmuası.
[01:26:35] He signed his works with the pen name Kaşif.
[01:26:39] While writing, he was studying at Istanbul Medical Faculty.
[01:26:42] Gedik graduated in 1936. A year later, he married Melaat Hanım.
[01:26:46] His wife was one of Turkey's first female judges.
[01:26:54] Namık's first assignment was in Çine district of Aydın.
[01:26:58] At 25, he was a government physician. He served here for 4 years.
[01:27:01] He won the love of the people. So much so that many children born
[01:27:04] in Aydın were named after him.
[01:27:06] He completed his internal
[01:27:10] medicine specialization at Haydar Paşa Numune Hospital.
[01:27:13] He was appointed to Muğla Memleket Hospital. First, he was
[01:27:17] an internal medicine representative, then chief physician.
[01:27:20] In 1949, he returned to Haydar Paşa. This time,
[01:27:23] he was a tuberculosis clinic specialist. He also became
[01:27:27] interested in politics during this period. His wife's encouragement
[01:27:30] played an important role. He attended the rallies of the Democrat Party.
[01:27:33] He met Adnan Menderes. In the May 14, 1950 elections,
[01:27:37] he ran from Aydın. When the results were announced,
[01:27:40] Namık Gedik was a member of parliament.
[01:27:47] He did not shy away from taking responsibility.
[01:28:10] He gave his most critical exam during the September 6-7
[01:28:13] events. He aimed for the investigation to be conducted easily.
[01:28:16] Three days later, he resigned from the ministry.
[01:28:20] His impressive rhetoric ensured he achieved results.
[01:28:24] These qualities led him to become the Deputy Group
[01:28:27] Chairman on November 15, 1956.
[01:28:30] In the same year, on December 22nd, he once again became
[01:28:33] the Minister of Interior. Namık Gedik continued this duty
[01:28:36] until the May 27th coup.
[01:28:42] On the morning of May 27th, he was taken from his home on Sümer
[01:28:46] Street and brought to the Military Academy in Harbiye. He was subjected
[01:28:49] to severe insults and violence. He died within
[01:28:52] two days.
[01:28:54] It was claimed that he jumped from the window of the room
[01:28:58] he was in. Did Namık Gedik jump from the window or was he thrown?
[01:29:01] 66 years have passed. "This question could
[01:29:04] not be answered, as no autopsy was performed
[01:29:07] when he died, and his body was not delivered to his family.
[01:29:11] The coup plotters secretly buried him in Cebeci Asri Cemetery, and for years, they did not even allow a tombstone to be placed.
[01:29:25] Let's continue with politics. We will talk about the Republican
[01:29:29] People's Party with the reporter, because the High Disciplinary
[01:29:33] Board will meet tomorrow. The expulsion files
[01:29:36] are also expected to be discussed. We are with you with the details
[01:29:38] one day before.
[01:29:43] Nilgün Balkaç, in the Republican People's Party, where preparations
[01:29:47] for the extraordinary congress have accelerated, a critical meeting
[01:29:51] will be held tomorrow. The High Disciplinary Board, under the chairmanship
[01:29:55] of Mahir Polat, will hold a comprehensive meeting at the CHP General
[01:29:58] Headquarters when the clock strikes 11 tomorrow. The board has
[01:30:02] over 60 disciplinary files on its agenda. We know that
[01:30:05] there are also requests for clemency and amnesty. However,
[01:30:09] the most important item on the board's agenda is the decision
[01:30:12] taken on September 18th for 49 names. You know, there was
[01:30:16] a request for permanent expulsion. For some time, the CHP General
[01:30:19] Headquarters had been working extensively on these names. The party
[01:30:23] administration also likened these names to "Trojan horses",
[01:30:26] as these names were referred to the High Disciplinary
[01:30:29] Board with a request for permanent expulsion on the grounds
[01:30:33] of supporting another party, especially the new party,
[01:30:37] and acting contrary to the party bylaws. Their social media
[01:30:41] activities, TV programs they attended, statements they made,
[01:30:44] and participation in new party events and group meetings
[01:30:48] were all closely monitored. Of course, we know that
[01:30:50] many of these names received notifications, and some of them
[01:30:54] resigned from the Republican People's Party during this period.
[01:30:58] There are some names who have not received notifications. Tomorrow,
[01:31:01] the board will discuss the expulsion request for these names. However,
[01:31:05] the expectation at the CHP General Headquarters is that
[01:31:08] the decision for their expulsion is likely to be postponed
[01:31:11] to the next meeting in October. Of course,
[01:31:15] these are not the only names. Previously, there were also
[01:31:19] 9 MPs who were referred to the disciplinary board
[01:31:22] in the CHP, including Burhanettin Bulut, Veli Ağbaba,
[01:31:26] and Özgür Karabat. These people, after this decision taken
[01:31:29] by the board, resigned from the CHP and joined
[01:31:32] the new party. However, since their resignations
[01:31:36] did not reach the Republican People's Party General Headquarters
[01:31:39] in a technical sense, a disciplinary process is being
[01:31:42] carried out for these names. However, at the last meeting,
[01:31:45] due to some technical reasons, the board could not
[01:31:49] make a decision for these names. We know that these names
[01:31:53] will be on the agenda of tomorrow's meeting. Why does the Republican
[01:31:57] People's Party attach importance to this issue? Because if these
[01:32:00] names want to return to the Republican People's Party after a while,
[01:32:04] a technical obstacle will be put in front of their
[01:32:07] return if an expulsion decision can be given
[01:32:10] in the disciplinary processes. On the other hand, there were
[01:32:14] some harassment allegations against Edirne MP Ahmet Baran Yazgan.
[01:32:17] He came to the agenda with these allegations and was referred
[01:32:21] to the disciplinary board with caution. The process regarding
[01:32:24] him will also be discussed at tomorrow's board meeting.
[01:32:28] There were some requests for pardon and amnesty. There were
[01:32:32] some expulsion decisions taken during the period when Özgür Özel
[01:32:36] was the Chairman of the Republican People's Party. The requests
[01:32:39] for their return will also be on the board's agenda. Of course,
[01:32:43] Kılıçdaroğlu also met with the members of the High Disciplinary
[01:32:46] Board this week and made an assessment of the situation.
[01:32:50] He said that the High Disciplinary
[01:33:06] The "Achilles Shield" air defense system purchased
[01:33:10] from the murderous Israel continues to stir up Greece.
[01:33:13] The reactions to the air defense system in the country
[01:33:16] are ceaseless. So what is the government saying
[01:33:20] to these intense criticisms, and what is the public
[01:33:24] in Greece saying, Hakan Turpçu? We are with
[01:33:27] you for the details of these criticisms
[01:33:32] and events. Yes, Nilgün, there's
[01:33:36] a saying, "the drum is around one person's neck,
[01:33:39] but the drumstick is in another's hand." This is exactly
[01:33:43] the situation with Greece's purchase of the Achilles
[01:33:47] Shield from Israel for 3 billion Euros. It was announced
[01:33:50] recently that the source code related to the command and control
[01:33:54] capabilities of the multi-layered air defense system called
[01:33:56] Achilles Shield would not be given to Greece and would
[01:34:00] remain in Israel's hands. This was announced by the Israeli
[01:34:04] official known as the architect of this system. Of course,
[01:34:08] fierce reactions have been coming from the Greek press, Greek
[01:34:11] public, and opposition parties for days. Greek
[01:34:15] activist Iasonas Apostolopoulos made a post, for example,
[01:34:19] and made a strong criticism that Greece has turned into
[01:34:22] one of the main financiers of the genocide. There is also
[01:34:26] a comment in Katimerini newspaper. "While all our European
[01:34:29] partners, especially France, are imposing sanctions on Israel,
[01:34:33] we are partnering with Netanyahu, who is isolated internationally
[01:34:36] and struggling," commented Katimerini newspaper. Now,
[01:34:39] if we come to today, after all this, retired Greek
[01:34:43] commanders and retired generals have also started to make statements
[01:34:47] against Achilles Shield. Let's talk about what these are.
[01:34:49] For example, retired Greek Vice Admiral Stelios
[01:34:53] Fenecos gave an interview to the Greek press,
[01:34:57] talking about the source codes. He said that there was no
[01:35:00] sign that they were transferred to Greece, and that this
[01:35:03] situation would create technological and operational dependencies.
[01:35:07] He asked, "The cost of Achilles Shield is 3 billion,
[01:35:10] but what is the cost of our dependence on Israel?"
[01:35:13] Another retired Vice Admiral, Vasilios Marcucos, also spoke
[01:35:17] about the source code. He used the expression "code
[01:35:20] is a national security issue," and said that
[01:35:23] it is under Israel's control. He warned that even the most
[01:35:26] modern shield carries the risk of being depleted within a few
[01:35:30] days of operation without a large missile
[01:35:33] stock. Finally, let's talk about another general
[01:35:37] and conclude our broadcast. Retired Greek Lieutenant General
[01:35:40] Dimitris Pandelatos from the Air Force criticized the deployment
[01:35:44] of missile systems on the Greek islands in the Aegean. He stated
[01:35:47] that this defense system is dangerous for a sea like the Aegean,
[01:35:51] which is full of islands. He stated that the transportation
[01:35:54] of new ones from the mainland to the islands when stocks
[01:35:57] run out is very dangerous and
[01:36:01] laborious, and commented that we are paying
[01:36:04] so much money for something whose details we do not know.
[01:36:08] Yes, let's summarize. The defense system that Greece bought
[01:36:11] from genocidal Israel for over 3 billion Euros
[01:36:15] continues to stir up Greece, and every day, the criticisms
[01:36:19] are getting fiercer, and the intensity of the criticisms
[01:36:22] is increasing. Let's say that and for now, we leave the floor to you from
[01:36:26] Athens, the capital of Greece.
[01:36:29] Hakan reported to us what was being discussed in Greece,
[01:36:33] both by the government and the dialogue among the public.
[01:36:36] Now let's continue from where Hakan left off, by saying
[01:36:40] America, because another similar headline came
[01:36:43] from the American president regarding the tension on the Tehran-Washington
[01:36:47] line. Trump said the Iran war will end very soon.
[01:36:50] American President Trump announced that Iran had directly contacted
[01:36:54] them to make a deal. The American press claimed
[01:36:57] that Trump would discuss the Iran issue with the leaders
[01:37:01] of the Gulf countries next week. The war will end
[01:37:04] very soon.
[01:37:13] "Just watch, they are taking a heavy blow and they really
[01:37:17] want to make a deal."
[01:37:18] US President Trump expressed
[01:37:23] that the war with Iran would end soon with these
[01:37:26] words. He said that the request
[01:37:30] came from the Tehran administration: "We can make a deal whenever
[01:37:34] we want."
[01:37:37] The American Axios news website also reported that
[01:37:41] Trump would discuss the Iran issue with the leaders of the Gulf
[01:37:45] countries next week. According to the news, strategies
[01:37:48] regarding the post-war period will be discussed
[01:37:52] with the leaders who will be in New York within the scope
[01:37:56] of the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday. The repercussions
[01:38:00] of the draft resolution submitted for the impeachment
[01:38:03] of Secretary of War Pete Hexeton in the United States
[01:38:06] due to his decisions regarding Iran continue. The House
[01:38:10] of Representatives went on an early recess to avoid
[01:38:13] a vote on Hexeton's impeachment.
[01:38:18] It closed its doors until November 9th. Reaction statements continue
[01:38:21] to come from Tehran to Washington. Secretary General of the Iranian
[01:38:24] National Security Council, Mohsen R, said, "We do not trust the US in any way."
[01:38:28] The Iranian Revolutionary
[01:38:34] Guard Corps also announced that the US's miscalculations
[01:38:37] would be met with a strong response.
[01:38:41] Shipping traffic in the
[01:38:57] Strait of Hormuz has come to a standstill.
[01:39:01] It was announced that on Wednesday, the number of ships
[01:39:04] passing through the Strait
[01:39:05] had dropped to three.
[01:39:09] And now let's continue with the headline. Mahmoud Abbas's
[01:39:13] American visa was rejected this year as well. The United
[01:39:17] States again rejected Mahmoud Abbas's visa request, who
[01:39:20] is expected to attend the General Assembly to be held in New York
[01:39:24] next week. Abbas's... this year, as last year...
[01:39:37] I say this to the patient and determined Palestinian
[01:39:40] people in their homeland and around the world,
[01:39:43] the dawn of freedom
[01:39:45] and independence is inevitable.
[01:39:47] Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas connected online
[01:39:51] to the United Nations General Assembly in 2025,
[01:39:54] which he could not attend because he was not granted a visa, and gave this historic message.
[01:40:57] I passed. Brussels proposed a graded system based on age.
[01:41:01] Ramazan Aktaş. It's really important, children's access
[01:41:04] to social media and their use of it is a striking
[01:41:07] element in Turkey and all over the world. What's happening?
[01:41:19] about whether there would be draft laws against this
[01:41:22] problem. Seminars and platforms were held.
[01:41:25] They stated that they are in
[01:41:32] the process of preparing
[01:41:32] a bill. It is said that
[01:41:37] social media use will be completely banned for young people
[01:41:40] up to the age of 13. For ages 13-14, personal social
[01:41:44] media accounts cannot be opened. Instead, mini accounts
[01:41:47] can be opened under parental control, and the features
[01:41:50] of these accounts will be limited, and there will be
[01:41:54] only one hour of access per day. This was underlined.
[01:41:57] On the other hand, for age groups 15-18,
[01:42:01] personal accounts can be used, but platforms will need to
[01:42:05] fulfill the obligation of safe design for this
[01:42:08] age group. We must also emphasize why the European
[01:42:11] Union is accelerating here. The European Union, under
[01:42:15] the leadership of von der Leyen, wants to prevent social
[01:42:18] media addiction. With this bill, they state that
[01:42:22] they are working on the effect of algorithms on children
[01:42:25] and artificial intelligence
[01:42:27] to prevent children from being directed to harmful and increasingly
[01:42:31] extreme content. One of the important points is when the regulation
[01:42:35] will come into force. The European Parliament
[01:42:37] will present this to the member states, a negotiation will
[01:42:41] be held, and the European Union countries will express
[01:42:45] their views. Afterwards, it is expected to be presented
[01:42:48] to the parliament and become a law. Of course, according
[01:42:52] to the information we received from experts, it is foreseen
[01:42:56] that it will come into force within a few months,
[01:42:59] as no specific time frame was mentioned.
[01:43:02] Because they stated that after the social media
[01:43:06] bill, they also want to work on artificial intelligence.
[01:43:09] If we briefly quote some of the main points of von
[01:43:12] der Leyen's statement yesterday, she said, "We, as the European
[01:43:16] Union, should set the rules,
[01:43:36] it's an addiction and a measure against addiction. Thank you.
[01:43:39] We continue. Turkey Emlak Katılım Bankası continues
[01:43:42] its growth strategy in the field of savings finance.
[01:43:45] In this context, negotiations have started
[01:43:48] for the acquisition of Katılım Evim and Birevim. Headline
[01:43:51] and details: The statement of Turkey Emlak Katılım
[01:43:54] Bankası was published on the Public Disclosure Platform.
[01:43:58] The statement announced that negotiations had started for
[01:44:01] the bank to acquire Katılım Evim and Birevim. It was also
[01:44:05] underlined that the negotiations were being carried out through
[01:44:08] Emlak Katılım Savings Finance, an affiliated partnership.
[01:44:11] It was stated that the acquisition decision was made within the
[01:44:14] scope of Emlak Katılım's growth strategy in the field
[01:44:18] of savings finance. It was announced that developments
[01:44:21] in the negotiations would continue to be shared with
[01:44:24] the public. We brought you
[01:44:29] the latest situation on your screens. Let's say markets and continue.
[01:44:33] The measures taken by the economic administration found a response
[01:44:36] in the markets. Borsa Istanbul saw a rise of over 2%
[01:44:40] during the day. Let's look at the gold side. On that
[01:44:44] side, the reflections of the interest rate hike from the Fed
[01:44:47] after 3 years came to the forefront in pricing. So what awaits
[01:44:51] investors in the markets now? Markets and details. The answer
[01:44:54] to this question is in the news.
[01:44:55] In domestic and global markets,
[01:45:00] the news flow is intense. Following the activity in
[01:45:03] Borsa Istanbul, the economic administration implemented
[01:45:07] a series of measures. With its effect, optimism came to the forefront in Borsa Istanbul. The rise in the BIST 100 index exceeded 2% during the day.
[01:45:15] There are some measures taken by the Capital Markets Board. With its rapid implementation,
[01:45:19] the turbulence that arose was largely averted, I can say.
[01:45:22] According to experts, it is important for investors
[01:45:26] to follow statements from official sources during this process.
[01:45:29] Investors need to act more cautiously.
[01:45:33] They shouldn't make aggressive moves. Long-term investors always
[01:45:36] win in the stock market. They shouldn't make decisions or investments
[01:45:40] based on daily fluctuations. On the global front, eyes were
[01:45:42] on the United
[01:45:46] States Central Bank, the Fed's first interest rate hike in 3 years.
[01:45:49] Gold prices were pressured by both the interest rate
[01:45:52] hike and the signal of another hike
[01:45:55] by the end of this year. It first fell sharply,
[01:45:58] then recovered. After the decision was first
[01:46:01] announced, we saw a 1.2% pullback in gold prices,
[01:46:04] but afterwards, pricing behavior started to return to its previous level. I can say that the Fed's interest rate hike
[01:46:08] and the rise in bond yields and the appreciation of the dollar will put pressure on gold in the short term.
[01:46:12] An ounce of gold is trading above
[01:46:15] $4,300, and a gram of gold is trading above
[01:46:19] 6,700 liras.
[01:46:30] We will talk about the organized crime operation in Istanbul.
[01:46:34] 191 suspects were referred to the courthouse.
[01:46:38] Let's bring the details to your screens immediately.
[01:46:40] Operations targeting organized crime groups were carried out in Istanbul on September 14th.
[01:46:43] It was determined that the leaders of the organization, who are abroad
[01:46:47] and some of whom have red notices issued against them,
[01:46:51] were involved. 191 suspects
[01:46:54] were detained in the operations, and during these searches,
[01:46:58] handguns and drugs were also seized. Images of the operation
[01:47:01] are also reflected on your screens. The procedures
[01:47:04] of the suspects caught in the operation at the police station were completed.
[01:47:08] After health checks, 191 suspects
[01:47:11] were referred to the courthouse. The operation and its final notes
[01:47:15] are on your screens.
[01:47:16] We will continue with the images.
[01:47:20] Those moments are in Maltepe, Istanbul. A chain
[01:47:23] accident occurred at the tunnel exit. Look, a chain
[01:47:26] accident was captured by a security camera.
[01:47:30] A fast-moving car crashed into vehicles waiting
[01:47:34] in traffic. Five injured people were taken
[01:47:37] for treatment. Those moments and
[01:47:40] after.
[01:47:45] It sped out of the tunnel and crashed into vehicles waiting in traffic
[01:47:49] one after another.
[01:47:52] The accident happened in Maltepe, Istanbul. The car was moving
[01:47:55] in the tunnel on Bağdat Street. The driver didn't notice
[01:47:59] the vehicles waiting at the exit.
[01:48:00] The fast-moving car
[01:48:03] caused a chain accident. Those moments were also
[01:48:06] captured by a security camera. Health and police teams
[01:48:11] were dispatched to the scene. Five injured people
[01:48:14] were taken to the hospital.
[01:48:16] Let's continue.
[01:48:21] Work is still continuing in the region to find
[01:48:24] 11-month-old Müsta baby who went missing in Divriği district of Sivas.
[01:48:28] One more suspect was detained in connection with the incident.
[01:48:31] Six suspects, including the baby's mother and father,
[01:48:35] were arrested. Let's look at the details immediately.
[01:48:39] 11-month-old Büşra Balıkçı went missing in Divriği district
[01:48:42] of Sivas on September 10th. While efforts to find the baby continue,
[01:48:46] the investigation is deepening. The suspect who allegedly
[01:48:50] took the baby from the tent was detained.
[01:48:53] Six of the 10 suspects previously detained
[01:48:56] in connection with the incident were arrested. Meanwhile,
[01:48:59] a judicial control decision was given for three suspects.
[01:49:03] One person was released after giving his statement
[01:49:05] at the gendarmerie.
[01:49:10] Let's continue with the images. The fight against smuggling
[01:49:13] and drugs at customs continues unabated. In the first
[01:49:17] 8 months of the year, the teams carried out
[01:49:20] approximately 4400 operations. The value of the seized
[01:49:24] commercial goods and drugs is also a striking figure.
[01:49:28] It reached 82 billion liras. The value of the seized
[01:49:30] items increased by 80% compared to the same
[01:49:34] period last year, an 80% increase.
[01:49:37] The value of the seized
[01:49:38] items showed an 80% increase.
[01:49:44] Customs controls against smuggling continue uninterrupted.
[01:49:47] Customs Enforcement teams affiliated with the Ministry of Commerce
[01:49:50] carried out
[01:49:52] 4,397 operations in the first 8 months of the year.
[01:49:55] In the operations, commercial goods and drugs worth
[01:49:59] approximately 82 billion liras were prevented from entering the country.
[01:50:03] The value of the seizures increased by 78%
[01:50:06] compared to the same period last year.
[01:50:07] In the operations carried out
[01:50:10] between January and August, nearly 50 tons of drugs
[01:50:14] were seized. 2 million electrical,
[01:50:17] electronic goods and machine parts were confiscated.
[01:50:20] The number of seized medical supplies exceeded 5 million.
[01:50:23] In August, the seizure activities
[01:50:26] did not slow down. The teams seized 10.5 billion liras
[01:50:30] worth of commercial goods and drugs in nearly 500 operations.
[01:50:33] This figure increased by 144% compared to the same month last year.
[01:50:37] In last month's operations,
[01:50:39] 8.5 tons of drugs
[01:50:42] were seized at customs. Approximately 62,000 machine
[01:50:46] parts and over 202 tons
[01:50:50] of fuel were seized. The teams
[01:50:53] also confiscated 863 vehicles. The Ministry
[01:50:57] announced that the fight against smuggling
[01:51:00] is carried out 24/7 with risk analysis systems
[01:51:04] and technological control infrastructure.
[01:51:07] We are now concluding
[01:51:09] for today.
[01:51:13] Now, let's talk about the weather in our hometown. An image, a photograph
[01:51:17] is reflected on your screens. This frame is from Aksaray.
[01:51:20] A place of business and it was blown by the wind. Look,
[01:51:24] you see those frames one by one. At that moment, the employees
[01:51:28] there wanted to close the umbrella, but
[01:51:31] it was blown away by the wind.
[01:51:35] It was impossible to close
[01:51:37] the umbrella.
[01:51:42] The strong wind lifted the umbrella in front of the business.
[01:51:45] Two women tried to close the umbrella. They struggled
[01:51:49] against the wind for minutes. The images
[01:51:52] were recorded in Aksaray. The woman trying to close
[01:51:55] the umbrella was blown from one place to another
[01:51:59] by the wind.
[01:52:01] Suddenly, the wind blew, and the umbrella started to fly. We decided
[01:52:05] to close the umbrella, but since the wind was too strong, we couldn't close it.
[01:52:08] Then her friend also intervened, and the two women closed the umbrella. The events
[01:52:12] were captured by the security camera of the workplace.
[01:52:23] got on the sidewalk to watch the big waves caused by the storm,
[01:52:26] but at that moment, the sidewalk collapsed,
[01:52:30] and the police officer suddenly fell into the hole.
[01:52:33] We are trying to show those moments on your screens.
[01:52:36] The events were captured by those around.
[01:52:39] A police officer is trying to watch the waves,
[01:52:43] and at that moment, he falls into the hole.
[01:52:46] We brought those moments
[01:52:48] from Brazil to your screens.
[01:52:55] Let's continue with images again. This time, we will say China.
[01:52:58] An image from a robot demonstration in China. Look,
[01:53:02] a robot and a man are on your screens. The robot first takes
[01:53:05] a position against the engineer who developed it,
[01:53:09] then kicks the remote control in its hand.
[01:53:12] When the engineer wants to take the remote control back,
[01:53:15] the robot makes another move, and at the end of that image,
[01:53:19] when the robot finishes its move, it is seen bowing.
[01:53:23] The image of the robot kicking is on the agenda of social media.
[01:53:26] Many people comment that it is thought-provoking
[01:53:30] for robots to gain human reflexes and reactions.
[01:53:33] It is indeed a thought-provoking situation,
[01:53:36] that struggle between the robot and the engineer.
[01:53:40] Let's continue with the images again.
[01:53:45] A rescue operation, we will say Spain.
[01:53:49] Firefighters, as you can see, mobilized for a horse
[01:53:52] trapped in a pond in Spain. The address of the rescue operation
[01:53:56] was the city of Valencia. The horse, stuck in the swamp,
[01:53:59] was brought down to the pond by firefighters. First, ropes were tied
[01:54:03] to the horse, then it was secured with a rope lowered from a helicopter.
[01:54:07] The horse, extracted from the swamp with the help of a helicopter,
[01:54:09] was safely brought to the shore. The horse's health is good,
[01:54:13] and that amazing rescue operation from Spain
[01:54:16] is coming to your screens moment by moment.
[01:54:20] Now we will say a runaway,
[01:54:24] and with the runaway, we will go to Istanbul.
[01:54:28] An interesting image from Istanbul.
[01:54:31] An ostrich escaped from a zoo in Şile.
[01:54:35] Afterwards, those who saw the ostrich wandering
[01:54:39] freely on the street were greatly surprised.
[01:54:42] The teams were informed, and fire department teams took security measures.
[01:54:46] A study was initiated to catch the ostrich.
[01:54:49] As a result of the intervention of the teams, the ostrich,
[01:54:53] which was caught in a short time, was delivered to its previous
[01:54:56] location, the zoo. The moment the ostrich escaped
[01:55:00] among the cars was captured on a mobile phone camera.
[01:55:04] This is... this is an ostrich escaping in traffic.
[01:55:08] Those moments.
[01:55:09] For nurse Reyhan Yakışır,
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[02:00:22] A fire that broke out in an IETT bus in Sarıyer,
[02:00:25] Istanbul, was extinguished by the driver's intervention.
[02:00:28] The IETT bus was moving in Maden Mahallesi, Sarıyer district.
[02:00:32] A fire broke out in its engine for an unknown reason.
[02:00:36] The bus driver, who noticed the situation, intervened in the flames with a fire extinguisher.
[02:00:40] Firefighters who arrived at the scene upon notification
[02:00:44] carried out cooling work on the bus. Regarding the suspicious death
[02:00:49] of former MIT official Kaşif Kozinoğlu in prison.
[02:00:53] ilişkin.