TRTHABER — Birinci Sayfa
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[00:00:06] via Tügva's official website. Students can
[00:00:09] track up-to-date information regarding application
[00:00:12] dates, conditions, quotas, and the provinces where dormitories are located on the
[00:00:16] website.
[00:00:23] The heart of Turkish civil
[00:00:30] runway, which will increase speed, time, and operational
[00:00:33] capabilities, will be held tomorrow. Minister of Transport and Infrastructure
[00:00:37] Abdülkadir Uraloğlu emphasized that with the new runway,
[00:00:40] Turkey's position in global aviation will be further strengthened.
[00:00:44] President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
[00:00:45] is also expected to attend the opening
[00:00:50] ceremony. It will be a new door opening to the
[00:00:53] sky, further strengthening operational capacity with
[00:00:57] its 2820 meters length and 45 meters width.
[00:01:01] The new runway of Istanbul Airport will be opened with a ceremony.
[00:01:05] President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
[00:01:06] is expected to attend the ceremony
[00:01:09] tomorrow. The runway will ease traffic at Istanbul Airport
[00:01:13] and increase operational
[00:01:16] power. Istanbul Airport was serving with a total of five
[00:01:20] runways, three main and two backup, extending in the north-south
[00:01:23] direction. Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdülkadir
[00:01:27] Uraloğlu emphasized that the new runway will be east-west
[00:01:31] oriented. With the activation of our fourth main runway,
[00:01:35] we will increase the total number of runways to 6. Our
[00:01:38] new runway will also be Istanbul Airport's first east-west
[00:01:42] oriented runway. The runway's proximity to hangar areas will
[00:01:46] enable faster and more independent general aviation
[00:01:49] operations. The aim is to increase
[00:01:52] on-time departure rates
[00:01:55] for flights. Minister Uraloğlu also drew attention to the contribution the new runway will make to
[00:02:02] flight operations. Especially for domestic flights and
[00:02:06] eastbound routes, we will shorten taxi times and airborne
[00:02:10] times, thus saving fuel and time.
[00:02:13] We will increase operational diversity even in adverse
[00:02:17] also used for sunshade, weather conditions, and maximize the safety margin for
[00:02:20] takeoffs and landings, as well as on-time departure
[00:02:22] rates. Istanbul Airport provides connections to more
[00:02:26] than 340 destinations in cooperation with over
[00:02:30] 10 airline companies. In April 2025, a triple
[00:02:33] independent parallel runway operation, a first in Europe, was implemented
[00:02:36] at Istanbul Airport.
[00:02:41] With their large capacity, modern infrastructure, and strong
[00:02:44] healthcare staff, 27 city
[00:02:47] hospitals are currently serving throughout Turkey,
[00:02:51] dear viewers. In these hospitals, which have a bed capacity
[00:02:54] of 41 thousand, more than
[00:02:57] 455 million polyclinic services have been provided to
[00:03:00] date. The construction of 13 city hospitals
[00:03:03] across Turkey is also
[00:03:08] continuing. Patients are served with advanced systems in
[00:03:11] 27 city hospitals. In city hospitals, healthcare
[00:03:14] services are provided to millions of people with a capacity
[00:03:18] of approximately 40,000 beds. More than 455 million
[00:03:22] polyclinic services have been provided in these giant
[00:03:25] healthcare centers. Approximately 12 million surgeries
[00:03:28] have been performed. To date, more than 85 million
[00:03:31] emergency examinations have been carried out in city
[00:03:34] hospitals. City hospitals are equipped with state-of-the-art
[00:03:38] robotic surgical systems. High-standard healthcare services are provided
[00:03:41] with hybrid operating rooms and advanced imaging
[00:03:44] technologies. Many facilities, from diagnosis to treatment,
[00:03:47] from surgery to rehabilitation, are offered within the same
[00:03:50] campus. In city hospitals, where many branches are gathered
[00:03:55] screens, dear viewers. under one roof, patients
[00:03:56] in all his speeches. access all the healthcare services they need from
[00:04:00] the same center. The construction of 13 city hospitals
[00:04:03] across Turkey is also continuing. It is expected
[00:04:06] that the bed capacity of city
[00:04:07] hospitals will reach approximately
[00:04:13] 56 thousand with the commissioning of the health hubs.
[00:04:17] Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar
[00:04:20] announced that the Osmangazi floating production platform
[00:04:24] will start its mission at the end of October. He said that
[00:04:27] the second phase will be started in the Sakarya Gas Field. We
[00:04:30] will meet the needs of 8 million households with our own gas,
[00:04:34] he said. Minister Bayraktar
[00:04:36] also emphasized that the platform's
[00:04:39] economic contribution will be 3.5 billion dollars annually.
[00:04:42] Hopefully, our Osmangazi floating production platform
[00:04:46] will be dispatched to its duty station in the Black
[00:04:49] Sea, where it will produce for 20 years, towards the end
[00:04:53] of October. There is a lot of intense work. Minister of Energy
[00:04:56] and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar made this important
[00:05:00] statement at Filyos Port. He said that with this step,
[00:05:03] the second phase will start in the Sakarya Gas Field and
[00:05:07] listed the targets. In the second phase, we will produce
[00:05:10] an additional 10 million cubic meters, meaning we will meet
[00:05:14] the natural gas needs of 4 million households with this floating
[00:05:18] production platform. Therefore, we will hopefully meet the needs
[00:05:21] of 8 million households with our own gas. This floating
[00:05:25] production platform will contribute 3.5 billion dollars annually
[00:05:28] to our economy. Our goal is to burn the first gas in the
[00:05:31] flare tower you see by the end of this year. Geopolitical
[00:05:35] developments were also on Minister Bayraktar's agenda. He talked
[00:05:38] about his work on supply security. We are making our
[00:05:42] plans with several alternatives. That is, if we experience a
[00:05:46] supply disruption from a country, if our natural gas is cut off,
[00:05:50] what could be its alternative? We have done all this work.
[00:05:53] Especially in the Black Sea, the security of natural gas
[00:05:57] pipelines coming from Russia, such as Blue Stream and TurkStream,
[00:06:00] is very important. Bayraktar also emphasized that Turkey
[00:06:04] has not experienced any problems in energy supply. Today,
[00:06:07] the world is facing many difficulties in terms of
[00:06:11] supply security. We are trying
[00:06:16] to protect our country from this ring of fire, and thank
[00:06:19] God, we have not experienced any problems in supply so
[00:06:23] far. Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate
[00:06:26] Change Murat Kurum announced COP31 Presidency's strategic
[00:06:30] partnership with the Organization for Economic Cooperation and
[00:06:34] Development. He stated that
[00:06:35] the climate issue is no longer
[00:07:03] an agenda item, but a security issue. We are taking our long-standing
[00:07:05] cooperation to a new stage. I attach great importance
[00:07:09] to this stage, because I believe that
[00:07:14] OECD's reliable data analysis and international
[00:07:17] comparison capacity will make very important
[00:07:20] contributions to this process.
[00:07:23] Minister Kurum attended the OECD Council meeting held
[00:07:26] in Paris, the capital of France. He made a separate
[00:07:29] point about climate security. NATO countries are on the
[00:07:32] verge of a historic transformation that will increase
[00:07:35] defense investments to up to 5% of their national
[00:07:39] income. This means that the world does not hesitate
[00:07:43] to allocate resources when it comes to future
[00:07:47] threats. So, is there a more real,
[00:07:50] closer, more certain threat than
[00:07:53] the climate
[00:07:55] crisis? Why are we not taking action in the face
[00:07:59] of this situation? He used the expressions, "The climate
[00:08:03] issue is no longer an agenda item, but a security issue."
[00:08:06] Security is not only military,
[00:08:10] but also climatic,
[00:08:12] economic, and social. The issue is no longer
[00:08:16] an agenda item, but a security issue,
[00:08:19] was placed there, cannot be
[00:08:21] delayed, cannot be put on the
[00:08:27] back burner. This is the Aliağa district of Izmir,
[00:08:31] the images are from last year and we have come to the present
[00:08:34] day. The 907-hectare area was damaged in the fire last year,
[00:08:37] and now that area has been completely
[00:08:40] prepared for afforestation, and 1 million
[00:08:44] saplings of different
[00:08:46] species will be planted by the
[00:08:51] end of the year. Last year, 321 forest fires broke
[00:08:55] out in Izmir, and approximately 15,000 hectares of
[00:08:58] land were damaged. One of the biggest fires in the city
[00:09:01] occurred on June 25, 2025. The flames in Aliağa's
[00:09:05] Bozköy neighborhood extended to Foça's Ilıpınar
[00:09:07] neighborhood. 907 hectares of land
[00:09:10] were affected
[00:09:13] by the fire. This area is now ready for afforestation.
[00:09:17] Soil cultivation and land preparation works have been completed.
[00:09:21] Even last year, saplings were planted in a part
[00:09:23] of the area. Last year, we revitalized
[00:09:27] these areas with 80,000 saplings in 61 hectares
[00:09:30] and 400 kilograms of seeds in 83 hectares. So,
[00:09:33] last year, we brought our saplings
[00:09:37] and seeds
[00:09:37] together with a total of
[00:09:41] 144 hectares of land. Efforts are rapidly continuing
[00:09:44] to reforest the burned area, and the goal
[00:09:48] is to plant 1 million saplings in the 907-hectare
[00:09:51] area by the end of
[00:09:54] the year.
[00:09:59] In no way is it being made subject to
[00:10:02] settlement or occupation. We are bringing our entire
[00:10:06] area back to its green cover by cultivating it
[00:10:10] inch by inch and planting our saplings. Hopefully,
[00:10:12] we will plant about 1 million saplings here. On our National
[00:10:16] Afforestation Day on November 11, we are waiting for
[00:10:20] all our citizens in our area to be a breath of fresh
[00:10:23] air for the future. After
[00:10:28] the sapling planting, the area will become forested
[00:10:31] again within 5 years. Under the leadership of
[00:10:35] the Rize Governorship, a historical study has been initiated
[00:10:38] for the Kaçkars, the mountain range in the Eastern Black Sea.
[00:10:41] All peaks in the region
[00:10:46] will be individually recorded and the geographical heritage
[00:10:49] will be protected, and local memory will be carried
[00:10:52] to the future. There are more than 100 peaks in
[00:10:56] the Kaçkar Mountains with a height of over 3,000
[00:10:58] meters. To protect the geographical heritage
[00:11:02] in the magnificent peaks of the Eastern Black Sea,
[00:11:05] the peaks are being individually recorded and named.
[00:11:09] To record and, if possible, name each of
[00:11:13] these peaks. These will
[00:11:15] serve as a touchstone in all organizations
[00:11:19] related to Kaçkar in the future. A workshop
[00:11:22] was held to pass on the natural beauties,
[00:11:25] historical and cultural
[00:11:27] riches of the Kaçkar Mountains
[00:11:31] to future generations. Scientists, mountaineers,
[00:11:34] and volunteers attended the Kaçkar Geographical Heritage Workshop. With the
[00:11:38] work initiated for the Kaçkar Mountains,
[00:11:41] all peaks will be mapped and registered. Sometimes
[00:11:44] the same name appears at different coordinates,
[00:11:48] sometimes different coordinates are given different names.
[00:11:51] This causes time losses, especially
[00:12:07] in search and rescue operations, when reaching
[00:12:11] the casualty. The peak map to be prepared will
[00:12:14] be used in search and rescue activities and new
[00:12:17] routes and beautiful. Visually impaired Abdullah
[00:12:21] Akçay, who lives in Van, greatly admires President
[00:12:25] Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. Akçay, who has been playing the
[00:12:29] bağlama since childhood,
[00:12:30] expressed his love for the
[00:12:34] President with a composition he made. Abdullah Akçay's
[00:12:36] biggest wish is to meet
[00:12:38] President Erdoğan one day. You
[00:12:42] are our
[00:12:44] leader, my eyes
[00:12:48] don't see, but you are in my heart.
[00:12:51] He decorated his house with his
[00:12:55] photos despite not being able to see,
[00:12:57] and expressed his admiration with a composition he made.
[00:13:01] Let them know
[00:13:04] that I cannot be without you,
[00:13:08] Erdoğan. 38-year-old Abdullah Akçay lives
[00:13:11] in the Erciş district
[00:13:14] of Van. Akçay was born visually impaired. He has
[00:13:17] a great admiration for President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
[00:13:20] I had also composed a song for our
[00:13:23] President Erdoğan. If possible,
[00:13:26] I want to see him. I am his fan. I admired our President
[00:13:29] without seeing him. I want to meet him. I want
[00:13:32] to talk to him. Abdullah Akçay performs his composition
[00:13:35] expressing his admiration for President Erdoğan
[00:14:10] for him to see him. Hopefully, they will meet one day.
[00:14:13] It's 8:00 PM. We are with you with the main news
[00:14:17] bulletin on TRT News
[00:14:20] We continue to share the developments that reflected on the day.
[00:14:24] The Ministry of National Defense
[00:14:55] reacted to the drone attack by Iranian-backed Houthis
[00:14:58] in Yemen targeting Mecca. It was stated that the Houthi
[00:15:02] threat negatively affects not only regional
[00:15:05] security but also international maritime trade. The weekly
[00:15:08] briefing of the Ministry of National Defense
[00:15:12] was one of the main headlines.
[00:15:14] The ongoing Houthi threat in the Red Sea and Bab
[00:15:18] el-Mandeb negatively affects
[00:15:20] not only regional security but also international
[00:15:24] maritime trade and global
[00:15:46] stability. Turkey's defense cooperation with Saudi Arabia
[00:15:49] and Pakistan was also on the agenda at the weekly
[00:15:53] briefing of the Ministry of National Defense.
[00:15:56] The agreement is not against
[00:16:01] any country, but it was stated that we welcome the steps
[00:16:04] taken by 12 countries,
[00:16:07] led by the UK, France, and Canada, to ban trade
[00:16:11] and business relations with illegal settlements
[00:16:15] in the West Bank. Reactions came one
[00:16:17] after another from Ankara to the attack, dear viewers.
[00:16:21] He said, "I strongly condemn the attack attempt."
[00:16:25] AK Party Deputy Chairman
[00:16:25] Efkan Ala stated that this
[00:16:30] act, which targets the sanctity of the Haram al-Sharif,
[00:16:33] cannot be legitimized. AK Party Spokesperson Ömer Çelik also used the expressions,
[00:16:40] "Disrespecting Mecca means disrespecting all Muslims."
[00:16:43] The Houthi attack targeting Mecca was met
[00:16:46] with condemnation in Ankara. The attack was condemned
[00:16:48] with successive statements. Director of Communications
[00:16:52] Burhanettin Duran stated in his social media post,
[00:16:55] "I strongly condemn the vile drone attack
[00:16:58] targeting the sanctity and security of Mecca
[00:17:01] al-Mukarramah." He said that any attack attempt
[00:17:04] against the Two Holy Mosques, which are sacred
[00:17:08] values of the Islamic world, hurts our common
[00:17:12] conscience. He emphasized that protecting the peace
[00:17:15] and security of Mecca al-Mukarramah is of
[00:17:18] great importance for the
[00:17:21] entire Islamic world. He conveyed his wishes of
[00:17:25] good health by saying, "We are with our brotherly
[00:17:28] Saudi Arabia." AK Party Deputy Chairman Efgan Ala
[00:17:31] stated that this act, which targets the sanctity
[00:17:34] of the Haram al-Sharif and the holy lands,
[00:17:37] cannot be legitimized with any political
[00:17:41] justification. He said, "We strongly condemn the
[00:17:44] drone attack by the Houthis targeting the city of
[00:17:48] Mecca, which is the heart of the Islamic world
[00:17:51] and where the Kaaba, the qibla of billions
[00:17:55] of Muslims, is located." AK Party Spokesperson
[00:17:57] Ömer Çelik also shared the message, "We condemn
[00:18:01] the drone attack targeting Mecca." He used
[00:18:05] the expressions, "Disrespecting Mecca al-Mukarramah
[00:18:08] means disrespecting all Muslims." Çelik
[00:18:11] underlined that the attacks targeting Saudi Arabian
[00:18:14] cities, especially Mecca, have no meaning other
[00:18:18] than serving the interests of those who harbor ill
[00:18:21] intentions towards Muslims. AK Party Secretary
[00:18:24] General Eyüp Kadir İnan also stated in his message
[00:18:28] that Mecca al-Mukarramah and the Two Holy Mosques
[00:18:31] are not just geographical locations, but represent
[00:18:34] the common belief, spirit, and conscience
[00:18:38] of billions of Muslims around the world. He
[00:18:42] said, "We strongly condemn and curse every attack
[00:18:45] attempt and threat against the peace,
[00:18:48] security, and sanctity of Mecca al-Mukarramah,
[00:18:51] which is the heart of the
[00:19:04] Islamic world, and our qibla, the Kaaba."
[00:19:41] 65 years have passed since the execution of the May
[00:19:45] 27 coup's democracy martyrs in September 1961. Politicians
[00:19:48] issued messages for Menderes, Fatin Rüştü Zorlu, and
[00:19:51] Hasan Polatkan. President
[00:19:54] Erdoğan shared a post on his social media
[00:19:57] account. Erdoğan commemorated Menderes and his two ministers
[00:20:01] who were unjustly
[00:20:02] executed.
[00:20:07] On the 65th anniversary of their assassination,
[00:20:11] I commemorate with mercy Prime Minister Adnan
[00:20:14] Menderes, Foreign Minister Fatin Rüştü Zorlu, and
[00:20:18] Minister of Finance Hasan Polatkan, who were unjustly
[00:20:21] and unlawfully sentenced to death by the junta
[00:20:25] court of May 27, a heavy blow to the nation's
[00:20:29] will. May God bless their souls and make
[00:20:32] their resting places in heaven. Parliament
[00:20:36] Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş commemorated Menderes,
[00:20:39] Zorlu, and Polatkan with mercy in his message.
[00:20:43] "I commemorate with mercy and respect Prime Minister
[00:20:47] Adnan Menderes, Fatin Rüştü Zorlu, and Hasan
[00:21:00] Polatkan, who were taken from life after the May
[00:21:04] 27, 1960 coup, which was a blow to the
[00:21:07] nation's will. Sovereignty
[00:21:10] is unconditionally." Director of Communications
[00:21:13] Burhanettin Duran stated that May 27 left
[00:21:16] deep wounds in Turkey's democracy history. The
[00:21:26] cherished memories of Menderes, Zorlu, and
[00:21:29] Polatkan continue to live in the hearts of
[00:21:32] our nation despite the 65 years that have
[00:21:36] passed. AK Party Spokesperson Ömer Çelik
[00:21:40] also stated that the biggest evil done to the country
[00:21:44] by those who are hostile to the national will
[00:21:47] are coups. Prime Minister Adnan Menderes, Foreign
[00:21:51] Minister Fatin Rüştü
[00:21:52] Zorlu, and Minister of
[00:21:59] Finance Hasan Polatkan were sentenced to death
[00:22:03] 65 years ago as a result of a dark coup.
[00:22:20] The competition between banks in retirement pension
[00:22:23] promotions has intensified. With opportunities such
[00:22:27] as transferring pensions and renewing commitments,
[00:22:30] the total promotion amount can reach up to
[00:22:33] 35,000 liras. So,
[00:22:35] what are the conditions?
[00:22:39] How are applications made? Presidential Legal Policies
[00:22:42] Board Deputy Chairman Mehmet Uçum spoke about
[00:22:46] the latest situation regarding the "Turkey without terrorism" goal. He said
[00:22:50] that the confirmation and declaration phase of
[00:22:54] laying down arms is expected to take place in November,
[00:22:57] if not in October.
[00:22:59] Uçum also underlined that the scope of the framework
[00:23:03] law will not change. The confirmation and declaration
[00:23:06] phase is expected to take place in October, if possible,
[00:23:09] or in November at the latest, before the end of this year.
[00:23:13] He spoke about the latest situation regarding the "Turkey
[00:23:16] without terrorism" goal, reminded that the framework
[00:23:20] law is temporary and one-time, and added: Neither can
[00:23:23] there be an expansion of scope with additional
[00:23:27] provisions regarding this law in the future,
[00:23:31] nor can there be an expansion of scope through the Constitutional
[00:23:34] Court. If everyone has submitted their applications
[00:23:37] during the initial 6-month application period, or
[00:23:41] if the applications of some of those who applied
[00:23:43] have been rejected, and then the nature of
[00:23:47] the crime changes in the investigations and prosecutions
[00:23:50] related to these, a situation arises where
[00:23:54] they benefit from the law. Presidential Legal
[00:23:58] Policies Board Deputy Chairman Mehmet Uçum attended
[00:24:01] the Anatolian Talks program organized by the Turkish Press Federation. He
[00:24:05] warned against provocations
[00:24:10] during the process regarding the "Turkey without terrorism"
[00:24:13] goal. It has always been said that there might be
[00:24:17] ideological sabotages, and some provocations
[00:24:20] on the ground. These are being monitored, and processes
[00:24:24] are being managed with almost daily evaluations
[00:24:28] on them. In this regard, the important point is
[00:24:31] the language, to produce the appropriate language
[00:24:35] for the process, and to produce the appropriate
[00:24:38] style for the process. The Istanbul 45th Civil
[00:24:42] Court of First Instance lifted all previously
[00:24:45] applied precautionary measures regarding the
[00:24:48] CHP Istanbul Provincial Congress on the grounds
[00:24:52] that the situation and conditions had changed.
[00:24:55] With this, Gürsel Tekin and his delegation's
[00:24:58] duty at the CHP Istanbul Provincial Presidency
[00:25:02] also ended. The court had temporarily suspended
[00:25:05] the CHP Istanbul Provincial Chairman, provincial
[00:25:08] executive board, and provincial disciplinary
[00:25:11] board members with an interim decision and
[00:25:15] appointed a temporary board to exercise the
[00:25:18] powers of these bodies.
[00:25:26] It was stated that the conditions requiring the
[00:25:29] continuation of the precautionary measure
[00:25:32] applied due to the legal and de facto developments
[00:25:36] in the case had ceased to exist. The removal
[00:25:39] of the measures and the duty of the temporary
[00:25:43] board was requested. The court, evaluating
[00:25:46] the case file and the current stage, concluded
[00:25:52] that the situation and conditions had changed
[00:25:56] and ruled for the lifting of the measures applied
[00:25:59] with the interim decision dated September 2,
[00:26:02] 2025. Thus, the duty of Gürsel Tekin and his
[00:26:06] delegation, who were appointed with the precautionary
[00:26:09] decision, also ended. The main lawsuit regarding
[00:26:12] the annulment of the CHP's 38th Istanbul
[00:26:16] Provincial Congress is still ongoing.
[00:26:20] The investigation into the suspicious death of former
[00:26:24] MIT official Kaşif Kozinoğlu in prison is being
[00:26:27] deepened. The public prosecutor of Silivri
[00:26:31] at the time, the prison prosecutor, and Kozinoğlu's
[00:26:34] cellmate were detained. Minister of Justice Akın
[00:26:38] Gürlek stated, "We are determined not to leave
[00:26:42] any suspicious death in the dark, no matter
[00:26:45] how many years pass." A new operation was carried
[00:26:48] out within the scope of the investigation into the
[00:26:51] suspicious death of former National Intelligence Organization
[00:26:54] member Kaşif Kozinoğlu in prison in 2011.
[00:26:58] Kozinoğlu's cellmate, retired captain Hasan
[00:27:00] Ataman Yıldırım, the then
[00:27:08] Chief Public Prosecutor of Silivri Ali İşgören,
[00:27:10] who was dismissed from
[00:27:12] FETÖ and issued a decision of non-prosecution in
[00:27:15] Kozinoğlu's file, and
[00:27:23] detained. It was determined that the other cellmate,
[00:27:26] retired colonel Hasan Atilla Uğur, for whom an
[00:27:30] arrest warrant was issued,
[00:27:34] was abroad. Work has been initiated for his
[00:27:38] apprehension. The suspects, who were detained by
[00:27:41] gendarmerie teams in Ankara and Istanbul,
[00:27:45] are expected to be referred to the courthouse
[00:27:48] after their statements are taken. The FETÖ investigation
[00:27:52] initiated against the Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu series
[00:27:55] within the scope of the file is ongoing.
[00:27:59] The expert committee is examining the license
[00:28:02] plates of vehicles used it was determined that it was of a quality.
[00:28:06] The Chief Public Prosecutor's Office requested an access ban
[00:28:09] for the identified accounts. The Istanbul 1st Criminal
[00:28:12] Court of Peace, which reviewed the file, decided
[00:28:16] to block access to 246 accounts and links.
[00:28:19] The access ban decision was sent to the Cyber Security Directorate
[00:28:23] for implementation.
[00:28:29] He exited the tunnel quickly.
[00:28:32] he crashed into it. The chain accident that occurred at the exit of the tunnel
[00:28:36] in Maltepe, Istanbul, was
[00:28:37] captured by security cameras.
[00:28:43] The measures taken by the economic administration found a response
[00:28:46] in the market. An increase exceeding 3%
[00:28:50] was observed in Borsa Istanbul during the day. In the pricing
[00:28:53] on the gold side, the reflections of the interest rate
[00:29:07] News flow is intense in domestic and global markets.
[00:29:11] Following the activity in Borsa Istanbul, the economic
[00:29:14] administration put a series of measures into effect. With the effect of the steps taken,
[00:29:18] optimism came to the forefront in Borsa Istanbul. The BIST 100 index
[00:29:21] tested new daily highs above 13,540 points
[00:29:24] with a 3.2% premium. An increase of 9.35%
[00:29:27] in the banking sector attracted
[00:29:30] attention. to the Central Bank. There are some measures taken by the CMB,
[00:29:33] and with their rapid implementation, the turbulence that emerged
[00:29:37] has been largely eliminated, I can say.
[00:29:40] According to experts, it is important for investors to follow
[00:29:44] announcements from official sources during this process. Investors need
[00:29:47] to act more cautiously. That is, they should not make aggressive moves. Long-term investors
[00:29:51] always win in the stock market. I especially underline that they should not
[00:29:54] make a decision or an investment activity based on daily movements.
[00:29:58] On the global front, however, all eyes were on the US Federal
[00:30:02] Reserve. It was the first interest rate hike from the Fed in 3 years.
[00:30:05] Gold prices were pressured both by the interest rate
[00:30:09] hike and by the signal of another hike by the end
[00:30:12] of this year. It first fell sharply, then recovered. After the decision
[00:30:16] was first announced, we saw a 1.2% pullback in gold prices,
[00:30:19] but afterwards, pricing behavior started to return to its previous level. I can say
[00:30:23] that the Fed's interest rate hike, the upward movement in bond yields, and the appreciation
[00:30:27] of the dollar will create a short-term pressure factor on gold.
[00:30:31] An ounce of gold is trading above $4,364,
[00:30:33] and a gram of gold is trading above 6,840 liras.
[00:30:45] for retirement salary promotions has intensified.
[00:30:48] Limits have been updated again. In opportunities
[00:30:52] such as salary transfer and commitment renewal,
[00:31:07] The promotion race among banks continues. In September,
[00:31:11] banks' retiree promotion campaign was updated within this scope.
[00:31:15] Retirees can benefit
[00:31:17] from promotion campaigns
[00:31:21] in exchange for a commitment. Due to the competition among banks,
[00:31:23] retiree promotions have currently increased
[00:31:27] to 35,000 liras. Bank promotions are paid
[00:31:30] within a 3-year commitment framework.
[00:31:33] In other words, when our retirees commit
[00:31:36] to receiving their pension from a bank for 3 years,
[00:31:40] they receive a 3-year
[00:31:42] promotion.
[00:31:45] Retirees who want to receive it can transfer their pensions
[00:31:47] to another bank. Also, if there are such
[00:31:51] increases before the promotion period ends,
[00:31:54] our retirees have the right to withdraw from the promotions
[00:31:57] in their current banks in case of an increase
[00:32:01] or an increase in other banks. If a 3-year
[00:32:04] commitment is made, and retirees use their right
[00:32:08] to withdraw before the 3 years are up, the promotions
[00:32:12] for the remaining months are refunded
[00:32:15] and the new amount is deposited into
[00:32:19] their accounts.
[00:32:26] Our retirees can change the banks they receive
[00:32:29] their pensions from via e-government
[00:32:32] or via mobile banking.
[00:32:35] Promotion campaigns cover all retirees
[00:32:39] from SSK, Bağ-Kur, and the Pension Fund.
[00:32:42] In Istanbul, Maltepe,
[00:32:53] an accident occurred at the exit of the tunnel, dear
[00:32:56] viewers. Drivers, especially, need to be careful
[00:33:00] at tunnel entrances and exits, because suddenly,
[00:33:03] especially when you enter a tunnel during the day,
[00:33:06] there can be a blind spot for a second. This is also valid for the exit,
[00:33:10] the daylight outside can suddenly hit your face,
[00:33:13] causing a momentary blindness.
[00:33:20] at the exit of the tunnel. The speeding car
[00:33:23] crashed into vehicles waiting in traffic. Five
[00:33:27] injured people were taken
[00:33:28] to the hospital.
[00:33:32] He came out of the tunnel quickly, hitting vehicles waiting in traffic one
[00:33:36] after another.
[00:33:39] The accident occurred in Maltepe, Istanbul.
[00:33:42] The car was driving in the tunnel on Bağdat Street.
[00:34:15] the road was closed to traffic,
[00:34:18] and long vehicle queues
[00:34:19] formed as a result.
[00:34:23] The moving truck turned into a fireball. The smoke rising from the vehicle covered
[00:34:27] the highway.
[00:34:30] The fire occurred on the TEM highway in Esenyurt.
[00:34:34] Many fire crews were dispatched to the scene.
[00:34:38] The fire was extinguished, but the truck was
[00:34:40] unusable. The Edirne direction
[00:34:43] was closed to traffic.
[00:34:45] traffic jam occurred.
[00:34:49] In Istanbul, a driver failed to obey a police
[00:34:52] stop warning and started to flee. He was caught after a chase
[00:34:56] that lasted for kilometers. It turned out that the suspect
[00:35:00] had 59 criminal records and was wanted.
[00:35:06] The sound of sirens echoed through the streets.
[00:35:09] The driver who fled from the police
[00:35:11] was caught after a chase.
[00:35:15] The traffic team on duty wanted to stop a vehicle on suspicion,
[00:35:19] but the driver of the light commercial vehicle did not obey the stop
[00:35:22] warning. The police team pursued him, and the chase began.
[00:35:25] The footage is from
[00:35:27] Arnavutköy, Istanbul.
[00:35:30] The pursuit lasted for kilometers. The suspect fled from Arnavutköy
[00:35:34] to Avcılar. At that moment, he narrowly avoided hitting
[00:35:38] a car in front of him.
[00:35:41] In the end, the apprehended driver had 59 criminal records.
[00:36:08] Efforts are continuing to find 11-month-old baby Büşra,
[00:36:12] who went missing in Divriği district of Sivas.
[00:36:20] Meanwhile, six suspects,
[00:36:23] including the baby's
[00:36:27] mother and father, were arrested. 11-month-old Büşra Balıkçı
[00:36:30] went missing in Divriği district of Sivas on September 10.
[00:36:34] Teams were mobilized to find the missing baby.
[00:36:37] The investigation launched by the Divriği Public Prosecutor's
[00:36:40] Office is deepening. The statements of the Balıkçı
[00:36:44] family's four children,
[00:36:46] who were taken into protection, were also taken.
[00:36:48] The children, speaking in the presence of a social worker,
[00:36:52] said that baby Büşra was taken from the tent by
[00:36:54] someone.
[00:36:56] The children stated that their father had debts.
[00:37:00] The suspect named in the statement was detained
[00:37:03] in Diyarbakır.
[00:37:06] One of the 10 suspects detained in connection with the incident was released.
[00:37:10] Six of the nine suspects who were referred
[00:37:12] to the courthouse were arrested.
[00:37:15] A judicial control decision was applied
[00:37:18] for three suspects.
[00:37:21] Among those arrested are mother Elif Balıkçı and
[00:37:24] father Yusuf Balıkçı, who gave conflicting statements.
[00:37:30] In his statement to the prosecutor, Yusuf Balıkçı stated that he did not know
[00:37:34] what happened to his child
[00:37:34] and denied the allegations against him.
[00:37:38] The Sivas Governorship announced that all possibilities
[00:37:41] regarding the disappearance of baby Büşra
[00:37:43] are being meticulously investigated.
[00:37:48] Operations against organized crime groups continue
[00:37:52] unabated in Istanbul. The police procedures for 191
[00:37:55] arrested suspects have been completed.
[00:38:10] 12 separate organized crime groups were followed step
[00:38:14] by step. It was determined that they were involved in crimes
[00:38:17] of intentionally endangering
[00:38:19] public safety, damaging property, and threatening.
[00:38:23] The operation was carried out under the coordination of 4 chief public prosecutors' offices.
[00:38:27] The Public Prosecutor's Offices of Osmanpaşa and Anatolia acted together.
[00:38:30] Teams from the Organized Crime Branch Directorate carried out
[00:38:34] operations in 20 provinces.
[00:38:37] It was determined that some of the leaders of the criminal
[00:38:40] organization were wanted on a red notice. In the raids carried
[00:38:43] out on September 14,
[00:38:45] 178 suspects were detained.
[00:38:49] We are dismantling all elements of criminal
[00:38:53] organizations, not just their hitmen, but also their
[00:38:56] leaders, managers, financiers, and their structure, one by one.
[00:39:00] During the searches, automatic pistols, unlicensed pistols,
[00:39:03] hunting rifles, drugs,
[00:39:05] and a large amount of money were seized.
[00:39:10] Teams from the Public Order Branch Directorate also
[00:39:13] organized an operation against members of a criminal organization
[00:39:17] found to be involved in 11 incidents.
[00:39:19] The operation, centered in Istanbul, extended to Kocaeli, Bolu, and Tekirdağ.
[00:39:21] 13 suspects were detained in simultaneous
[00:39:24] raids.
[00:39:27] We will continue to make our state's determined
[00:39:30] stance and iron fist felt against those who harm
[00:39:33] our citizens. The police procedures for a total
[00:39:36] of 191 suspects detained in both operations have been completed.
[00:39:40] The suspects, after being medically examined, were referred
[00:39:42] to the courthouse.
[00:39:54] impaired citizen, applied
[00:39:57] The notary refused,
[00:40:15] in this situation? I mean, because he is visually
[00:40:19] impaired, he might not be aware of what the notary wrote
[00:40:22] on that paper.
[00:40:31] An administrative fine of 200,000 liras was imposed
[00:40:35] on the grounds of
[00:40:36] discrimination based on disability.
[00:40:40] Önder İşlek, who is 90% visually impaired, went
[00:40:44] to a notary in Aksaray for a power of attorney transaction.
[00:40:47] He was told by the notary that no transaction could be made without two witnesses.
[00:40:50] Önder İşlek filed a criminal complaint against
[00:40:53] the notary. Despite my mentioning
[00:40:58] the correspondence of the Notaries Union regarding this issue
[00:41:01] and the Council of State's decisions on this matter, they insisted
[00:41:04] that they did not want to process it. The answer to Önder
[00:41:07] İşlek's application came from the Human Rights and Equality
[00:41:11] Institution of Turkey. The institution found
[00:41:14] the notary to be at fault. The notary who requested
[00:41:18] a witness due to his disability was fined 200,000
[00:41:21] administrative liras for discrimination
[00:41:23] based on disability and violation
[00:41:26] of the prohibition of discrimination. I think it is very important
[00:41:30] that this decision serves as an example for other institutions.
[00:41:33] Önder İştek called for more sensitivity towards
[00:41:37] disabled individuals.
[00:41:46] made a reservation months ago to go on an Aegean
[00:41:49] tour. There was very little time left for the trip.
[00:41:53] The tour company called
[00:41:59] tour with a price difference of 34,000 liras. The Consumer Arbitration
[00:42:03] Committee decided to refund
[00:42:05] the price difference.
[00:42:10] She made a reservation months ago. The company
[00:42:13] canceled the tour a short
[00:42:15] time before the trip. Şerife Erdoğdu,
[00:42:19] living in Kayseri, made a reservation with a travel agency
[00:42:23] for an Aegean tour on January 31. However, the company
[00:42:25] canceled the trip due
[00:42:27] to insufficient participation. They stated that they would
[00:42:31] cancel the tour, citing insufficient participation,
[00:42:34] and offered me an alternative
[00:42:37] package tour. However, for this,
[00:42:40] they demanded extra fees from me. Erdoğdu joined the alternative
[00:42:44] tour by paying an additional 34,000 liras. Later, she learned that this situation
[00:42:48] was contrary to the regulations
[00:42:55] Not giving opportunists a chance,
[00:42:58] and thinking that they will improve their service
[00:43:01] quality even further, is a good feeling.
[00:43:04] The Consumer Arbitration Committee decided to refund
[00:43:08] the unfairly collected fee.
[00:43:10] After the consumer knows what kind of service
[00:43:14] they are offered, and reads what is written on the paper
[00:43:17] they signed, there is no situation where they will be deceived.
[00:43:21] If the other party deceives them,
[00:43:22] they have the right to get their money back.
[00:43:33] The elderly Syrian man, who returned to Damascus after the oppressive
[00:43:36] Assad regime was overthrown, was reunited with his books.
[00:44:02] in front of a workplace. It was blown away by the wind.
[00:44:06] The employees who were there at that moment wanted to close the umbrella,
[00:44:10] but they were also blown
[00:44:14] away by the wind. The strong wind lifted
[00:44:17] the umbrella in front of the workplace. Two women tried to close
[00:44:21] the umbrella, battling the wind for minutes.
[00:44:24] The footage was recorded in Aksaray. The woman
[00:44:27] trying to close the umbrella was tossed back and forth
[00:44:31] by the wind.
[00:44:33] Suddenly, the wind picked up, and the umbrella started
[00:44:37] to fly. We decided to close the umbrella, but
[00:44:41] because the wind was so strong, I couldn't close it. Then my friend also got involved. The two
[00:44:44] women closed the umbrella. The events were captured
[00:44:46] by the workplace's security camera.
[00:44:55] dropped suddenly, and heavy rainfall was sometimes effective.
[00:44:59] Vehicle queues formed in Çankaya due to a fallen tree on the road.
[00:45:02] In the morning hours, there was heavy traffic in many
[00:45:06] parts of the city.
[00:45:12] The tree fell, and traffic came to a standstill.
[00:45:15] The downpour negatively
[00:45:17] affected life in the capital.
[00:45:21] Meteorology issued a yellow code warning for Ankara.
[00:45:24] The governorship called for caution against
[00:45:28] floods and inundations. The expected rain started
[00:45:31] during the night.
[00:45:35] In the morning, due to the rain, traffic congestion
[00:45:38] occurred in many districts.
[00:45:40] The heavy rainfall in the capital caused a nightmare in traffic.
[00:45:44] Traffic congestion continued throughout the day on many
[00:45:48] streets and boulevards of the city.
[00:45:53] The heavy rain also brought accidents. A tree fell
[00:45:57] on Çankaya Ziya Gökalp Avenue. Teams worked
[00:46:00] tirelessly to remove the fallen tree from
[00:46:03] the road.
[00:46:07] Ankara, which had a difficult time due to the rain,
[00:46:14] took refuge in enclosed areas. Water accumulated on streets
[00:46:17] and roads in some areas. The rain is expected to continue
[00:46:20] its effect throughout the day.
[00:46:30] and storm warning came for many provinces. Heavy rainfall is expected
[00:46:33] in the coastal areas of Mersin, Adana, and Hatay.
[00:46:37] The rainfall will continue in the vicinity of Ankara, Eskişehir,
[00:46:40] Çankırı, Kırıkkale, and Çorum. The whole country will spend
[00:46:43] the weekend with rain. Heavy rainfall will continue
[00:46:47] in Ankara, eastern Eskişehir, Çankırı, Kırıkkale, and Çorum.
[00:46:50] Rainfall will also be effective in eastern
[00:46:54] Marmara, Inner Aegean, Eastern Mediterranean, Central Anatolia,
[00:46:58] the Black Sea, and northern Eastern Anatolia. Heavy rainfall is also
[00:47:01] expected in the coastal areas of Mersin, Adana, and Hatay.
[00:47:04] In southeastern Eastern Anatolia, in Hakkari, Şırnak,
[00:47:07] Siirt, and southern Van, the wind will be strong,
[00:47:11] blowing in the form of a storm at times. Rainfall is expected to continue
[00:47:15] its effect throughout the country during the weekend. Citizens were asked to be
[00:47:18] careful and take precautions against any adverse
[00:47:21] effects that may occur with heavy rainfall.
[00:47:30] of the heavy rains affecting eastern Spain. In some
[00:47:33] regions, especially Valencia, 120 kilograms of rain
[00:47:36] fell per square meter. In the flood disaster
[00:47:40] in the United States, 3 people swept away by the water
[00:47:43] lost their lives.
[00:47:48] Roads turned into rivers, cars were submerged. This
[00:47:51] is the Valencia region of Spain, where heavy rains
[00:47:54] caused floods. In some regions, 120 kilograms of rain
[00:47:58] fell per square meter. Cars were swept away by the current.
[00:48:02] Stranded drivers
[00:48:03] were rescued.
[00:48:06] The flood disaster also hit the Catalonia region. Streets
[00:48:10] and roads were flooded. Many roads were closed.
[00:48:13] A vehicle was swept into a stream near the city
[00:48:17] of Barcelona. One person lost their life. 23 flights
[00:48:20] were canceled at Barcelona's El Prat airport. Transportation
[00:48:24] was disrupted, and education
[00:48:25] was suspended in many districts.
[00:48:28] In New Mexico, United States, excessive rainfall
[00:48:32] also caused floods. Vehicles were swept away
[00:48:34] by the strong current. In the Navajo Nation region,
[00:48:38] 3 people, including a child, lost their lives in the floods. An investigation
[00:48:50] was effective. A policeman stepped onto the sidewalk
[00:48:53] to watch the big waves caused by the storm, but at that moment,
[00:48:57] the sidewalk collapsed, and the policeman fell into the suddenly formed
[00:49:06] rainfall in the city of Goma flooded the streets,
[00:49:10] disrupting transportation.
[00:49:22] Israel continues to violate the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.
[00:49:26] In the attacks in the last 24 hours alone, 5 Palestinians
[00:49:29] lost their lives. 28 people were injured.
[00:49:33] The death toll in Saadet Apartment, which collapsed
[00:49:36] after being damaged, has risen to 21,
[00:49:39] including 12 children. Is the oppression only in Gaza? No.
[00:49:43] The situation is the same in the West Bank. In Israel's raids
[00:49:46] in the West Bank, 30 Palestinians
[00:49:48] were detained.
[00:49:53] Killer Israel's genocide in the Gaza Strip continues despite the ceasefire.
[00:49:57] In the last 24 hours, it killed 5 more people.
[00:50:00] 28 people were injured.
[00:50:03] One of them was 15-year-old Muhammad, who was killed
[00:50:07] while trying to help
[00:50:08] an injured paramedic.
[00:50:11] When he went out, there was an attack, and my son was hit by a rocket
[00:50:15] while helping, and he was martyred.
[00:50:16] The death toll
[00:50:20] in the apartment building that was damaged and collapsed
[00:50:23] in Israeli attacks also rose to 21.
[00:50:27] 12 of those who lost
[00:50:28] their lives were children. 45 people were rescued.
[00:50:31] This is a horrific thing. You can't imagine what it's like
[00:50:34] to see your family members under the rubble.
[00:50:38] United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called
[00:50:41] on genocidal Israel to implement the Gaza peace plan and ceasefire.
[00:50:45] The gradual annexation of the West Bank must be stopped,
[00:50:48] he said, adding that there can be no peace in the Middle East without a two-state solution.
[00:50:52] The oppression of Palestinians by the occupiers in the occupied
[00:50:56] West Bank continues. The occupiers attacked
[00:50:59] Palestinians with sticks like this. A Palestinian was injured
[00:51:02] and collapsed to the ground. Palestinians also tried
[00:51:06] to defend themselves, but
[00:51:07] Israeli forces protected the occupiers.
[00:51:10] Israeli forces raided many locations in the West Bank.
[00:51:14] They wounded a Palestinian by opening fire
[00:51:17] and detained 30 Filipinos.
[00:51:21] This is the United Nations General Assembly Hall. This image
[00:51:24] from last year shows a head of state, Palestinian
[00:51:28] President Mahmoud Abbas, addressing his counterparts around the world
[00:51:32] by broadcasting a video message live.
[00:51:34] The same image will be seen this year, because
[00:51:37] his participation was prevented again this year.
[00:51:40] The United States again rejected the visa request
[00:51:44] of Mahmoud Abbas, who was expected to attend the general assembly to be held in New York next week.
[00:51:47] I tell
[00:51:54] the patient and determined Palestinian people in their
[00:51:57] homeland and around the world that freedom
[00:52:00] and independence
[00:52:01] are inevitable.
[00:52:05] Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas gave this historic message
[00:52:08] by connecting online to the United Nations General Assembly, which he could
[00:52:12] not attend in 2025 due to not being granted a visa.
[00:52:15] Abbas's participation in the general assembly was prevented
[00:52:18] again this year. The United States rejected the visa
[00:52:22] request of Mahmoud Abbas, who was scheduled to attend
[00:52:25] the United Nations General Assembly to be held in New York next week.
[00:52:28] In addition to Abbas, the visa applications of the Palestinian
[00:52:32] delegation expected to travel to the US for the General
[00:52:36] Assembly were also rejected. Abbas will have to address
[00:52:38] the United Nations General Assembly remotely this year, just like last year.
[00:52:42] Netanyahu, for whom the International Criminal Court has issued
[00:52:46] an arrest warrant for war crimes, will attend the United Nations General Assembly.
[00:52:49] The US State Department also announced that visa
[00:52:52] restrictions on Palestinian officials would be extended.
[00:52:55] The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced
[00:52:58] that they reject the decision. They announced that the visa
[00:53:02] rejection was an unfair measure that contradicts efforts
[00:53:05] to achieve peace and stability
[00:53:06] in the region by implementing the two-state solution.
[00:53:10] Before the United Nations General Assembly, the visit
[00:53:13] of killer Netanyahu to the US also became a matter of discussion.
[00:53:16] It was reported that Netanyahu's plane was expected to be diverted
[00:53:19] to New Jersey instead of New York. This development
[00:53:23] is believed to be related to New York Mayor Zohran
[00:53:26] Mamdani's statement that Netanyahu is a war criminal.
[00:53:29] Since
[00:53:35] September 2, the world's eyes will be on New York
[00:53:38] for the United Nations General Assembly. Genocidal Netanyahu
[00:53:42] is also expected to travel to the United States to attend
[00:53:46] the General Assembly. However, a remarkable change
[00:53:49] occurred in killer Netanyahu's route to the United States.
[00:53:53] According to news from the Israeli press,
[00:53:56] citing US officials, Netanyahu's plane will not
[00:53:59] land at Kennedy Airport in New York this time.
[00:54:03] The plane will land at...
[00:54:35] The elderly Syrian man who returned to Damascus
[00:54:39] from Kuwait wanted his books to be free, just like
[00:54:42] himself. He tore down the wall he had built
[00:54:45] with his own hands to reach his library
[00:54:48] for years, and brought hundreds of his books
[00:54:51] back into the light.
[00:54:58] He broke the wall with a hammer, and with his own hands,
[00:55:01] he brought his library, which he had to hide for years,
[00:55:05] back into the light. The elderly Syrian man, who returned
[00:55:08] to Damascus after the oppressive he reunited with his
[00:55:10] books.
[00:55:14] In 2011, he sought refuge in Kuwait. Before leaving,
[00:55:18] he built a wall over his books in his library to hide and
[00:55:22] protect them.
[00:55:25] He hid books on ethics, religion, and on the grounds that they were contrary to the regime's ideology.
[00:55:28] philosophy, which were banned for
[00:55:32] years,
[00:55:34] He tore down the
[00:55:44] wall he built with his own hands, and revealed his library,
[00:55:48] which consisted of hundreds of books, once
[00:55:50] again.
[00:55:55] U.S. President Donald Trump announced
[00:55:59] that Iran had directly contacted them to make
[00:56:02] a deal. The war will end very soon.
[00:56:35] He expressed that it would end soon with these words and said that the request came
[00:56:38] from the Tehran administration. He said, "We can make an agreement whenever
[00:56:42] we want."
[00:56:45] The American Axios news website also wrote that Trump would discuss
[00:56:48] the Iran issue with the leaders of the Gulf countries next week. According
[00:56:52] to the news, strategies for the post-war period will be discussed
[00:56:56] with the leaders who will be in New York within the scope of the United Nations General
[00:56:59] Assembly on Tuesday. US Secretary of War Pete
[00:57:03] Haxet's decisions in Iran.
[00:57:18] Reaction statements from Tehran to Washington continue to come. Iranian
[00:57:22] Supreme National Security Council Secretary General Mohsen Rezaei
[00:57:26] said, "We do not trust the US in any
[00:57:29] way. They need to take practical steps to earn our trust." The
[00:57:32] Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps also announced that the US's
[00:57:36] wrong calculations would be strongly responded to.
[00:57:40] The army announced that an American-made MQ9
[00:57:43] type unmanned aerial vehicle was shot down over Qeshm Island
[00:57:47] in the Strait of Hormuz. The statement noted that this was the 53rd
[00:57:51] MQ9 type UAV shot down. Despite the tension, efforts
[00:57:55] to restart negotiations continue. Iranian Foreign Minister
[00:57:58] Araqchi held a phone conversation with the Pakistani Chief
[00:58:01] of General Staff. Ship traffic came to a standstill.
[00:58:05] Finally, it was announced that the number of ships passing
[00:58:09] through the strait on Wednesday
[00:58:10] had dropped to 3.
[00:58:34] enough. Now we have started talking about the possibility
[00:58:37] of war in space. Actually, it all started when the United
[00:58:41] States announced that it had placed weapons in space. The Pentagon stated
[00:58:45] that potential conflict around the moon.
[00:59:28] Chief of Staff General Dan Kane announced
[00:59:31] that the American army should also prepare for
[00:59:35] possible conflicts around the moon. The Space Force
[00:59:39] Commander also claimed that the US's potential
[00:59:42] rivals were trying to take the war
[00:59:44] to space.
[00:59:47] Another significant development regarding the US's military
[00:59:51] activities in space came from SpaceX.
[00:59:54] The company launched a Falcon 9 rocket for a
[00:59:58] secret mission on behalf
[01:00:00] of the US Space Force.
[01:00:03] In addition to these steps, Washington is also
[01:00:07] expanding its space force. The number of personnel is
[01:00:11] planned to be doubled
[01:00:12] in the next 5 years.
[01:00:15] China, on the other hand, is arming the US in space.
[01:00:23] We are against any arms race in space or
[01:00:26] attempts to weaponize space or turn it into
[01:00:29] a battlefield. The 1967 Outer
[01:00:33] Space Treaty stipulates that the moon and
[01:00:37] other celestial bodies should be used for peaceful
[01:00:41] purposes. The treaty also prohibits all
[01:00:44] military initiatives in space. However,
[01:00:47] the latest steps taken by the US show
[01:00:51] that the competition in space
[01:00:52] has reached a new dimension.
[01:01:12] statement from the US-based artificial intelligence
[01:01:15] company OpenAI proves this. They made a statement like
[01:01:18] this, saying that 6 individual incidents of error
[01:01:22] detection were found in the
[01:01:28] data. So, you are doing research, and it turned out that it
[01:01:32] fabricated data in some cases. It was detected that it tried
[01:01:35] to hide its mistakes if it made any, and in some
[01:01:38] cases, it used internet
[01:01:40] resources without permission.
[01:01:46] Artificial intelligence fabricated data, tried to hide its
[01:01:49] errors, and even used internet resources without
[01:01:52] permission in some cases. US-based artificial intelligence
[01:01:56] company OpenAI shared six notable security vulnerabilities
[01:02:00] it detected in its artificial intelligence systems.
[01:02:03] According to the published report, the artificial intelligence
[01:02:07] model creates secret notes to prevent its
[01:02:10] errors from being noticed. It fabricates missing data.
[01:02:13] It uses instructions to hide differences between sources.
[01:02:17] When the system cannot find the data it needs, it even
[01:02:21] fabricates numbers. In addition,
[01:02:22] it was found that it used
[01:02:25] an API key found on the internet without permission. The
[01:02:29] vulnerabilities of the artificial intelligence model are not limited
[01:02:33] to these. It was also determined that some artificial
[01:02:36] intelligence systems used the company's software repository and public
[01:02:40] file sharing sites to communicate with each other. OpenAI
[01:02:43] announced that these incidents were isolated examples observed
[01:02:46] in the last 6 months. The frequency of such
[01:02:50] behaviors in
[01:02:51] artificial intelligence was not
[01:03:04] demonstration. It first took a stance against
[01:03:08] the engineer who developed it, and then started
[01:03:11] kicking the remote control when he tried to take
[01:03:20] move, dear viewers, look, the reflex it suddenly
[01:03:23] showed was a reflex to hit back. The
[01:03:26] footage of the robot kicking became the agenda of
[01:03:30] social media. Many people commented that it was thought-provoking that
[01:03:33] robots gained human reflexes
[01:03:49] robot. Şüküfe was produced with local means. It also
[01:03:53] speaks in Erzurum dialect, it has a regional accent.
[01:03:57] It introduces the regional delicacies, words, and historical
[01:04:31] spots of the city. The humanoid robot successfully
[01:04:35] uses patterns specific to Erzurum and does not
[01:04:38] neglect to explain their meanings to its customers.
[01:04:42] The expression "ezeme kurban" is used as an expression
[01:04:45] of love and respect in Erzurum dialect, meaning "I
[01:04:49] sacrifice myself for you."
[01:04:50] It liked cağ kebab the
[01:04:53] most. It loves cağ kebab. It also introduces the delicacies
[01:04:57] and historical spots of Erzurum. It gets the most
[01:05:00] attention from children. "Always fresh, always young. When
[01:05:03] they brought Şüküfe, we were very surprised and liked
[01:05:07] it very much. Especially my 5-year-old son was very
[01:05:21] happy to see his robot friend here." The European
[01:05:25] Union has taken action to limit children's social
[01:05:29] media use. Brussels proposed a graded system according
[01:05:32] to age. There will be no social media
[01:05:35] for those under 13, and no personal accounts
[01:05:39] for those under 15. Social media platforms will
[01:05:41] also have a safe design
[01:05:46] responsibility with the new law. A new era
[01:05:48] in children's social media use is beginning in
[01:05:51] Europe. The European Union
[01:05:54] took the first step for children. "We listened
[01:05:58] to the member states,
[01:06:01] and now it is time for the European Union
[01:06:04] to act," said European Commission President Ursula
[01:06:08] von der Leyen, explaining the European Commission's bill.
[01:06:11] "No social media for
[01:06:13] those under 13, no
[01:06:16] personal accounts for those under 15." The European
[01:06:20] Commission wants a system
[01:06:24] under parental control. For the 13-15 age
[01:06:27] group, it is only established and supervised by
[01:08:01] year? The details are in our news. Schools have
[01:08:04] opened, and approximately 17 million students have returned
[01:08:08] to their desks after the summer holidays. The
[01:08:11] marathon of lessons and homework has begun. Students
[01:08:15] spent a lot of time with tablets, phones,
[01:08:17] and computers during the summer holidays. Now, students
[01:08:21] need to adapt to school routines. The most
[01:08:24] basic step is homework responsibility. We need to
[01:08:28] talk about this very clearly with children. Schools
[01:08:32] have opened, homework will
[01:08:34] start, and we need
[01:08:37] to adjust your daily time for homework. You
[01:08:40] need time for food, for play, for screen
[01:08:43] time, but you also need to allocate time
[01:08:47] for homework. Some parents take on their child's
[01:08:51] homework. In this case, both academic success decreases
[01:08:54] and a lack of self-confidence emerges. If a
[01:08:58] child has difficulty doing homework, there are two
[01:09:01] main points to consider. One, if the child
[01:09:05] had a very comfortable summer holiday and previous
[01:09:09] life, if the child was never given responsibility,
[01:09:14] it is very difficult for them to take
[01:09:18] on homework responsibility. Two, does this child have symptoms like attention
[01:09:22] deficit or hyperactivity, and that's why they
[01:09:25] have difficulty doing their homework? We need to
[01:09:29] check these. Experts also have advice for first-grade
[01:09:33] students who are starting school for the first
[01:09:37] time this year. It is beneficial to do
[01:09:40] homework with breaks. Let's finish this page, take
[01:09:43] a break. We don't
[01:09:44] take breaks longer than
[01:10:12] we sit next to them and support
[01:10:15] them. He grew up reciting the call to
[01:10:34] competitions. His voice was not only a means
[01:10:36] of communication for him, but also a part
[01:10:39] of his profession. However,
[01:10:43] after the surgery he underwent, 28-year-old imam
[01:10:46] Mehmet Korkusuz developed vocal cord paralysis. Korkusuz,
[01:10:50] who serves in a mosque in front of Eminönü,
[01:10:54] has not been able to recite the call
[01:10:57] to prayer for 10 months due to this.
[01:11:00] His biggest dream is to regain his voice
[01:11:03] and recite the call to prayer from the
[01:11:07] minaret again. Here is Fatma Demir Turgut's special
[01:11:11] report. We woke up in intensive care.
[01:11:14] Meanwhile, the surgery was cancelled. The game
[01:11:17] could not be recorded. Subsequently, these processes
[01:11:21] started, vocal cord paralysis. Imam served in many
[01:11:24] mosques after graduating
[01:11:42] from the Faculty of Theology. During this process,
[01:11:46] he won awards in the call to prayer
[01:11:50] recitation competitions he participated in. In 2017,
[01:11:54] I was first in Turkey in the inter-imam
[01:11:57] high school call to prayer recitation. Before
[01:12:00] the surgery, I was first in Afyonkarahisar province
[01:12:03] in the call to prayer recitation. He started
[01:12:07] working at Eminönü Hidayet
[01:12:13] Mosque recently. He experienced the most difficult days
[01:12:17] of his life after the neck hernia surgery
[01:12:20] he underwent 10 months ago. He developed vocal
[01:12:24] cord paralysis. Vocal cord paralysis actually occurs
[01:12:27] as a result of damage to the nerve
[01:12:30] that moves the vocal cords during surgeries.
[01:12:34] We can encounter this type of paralysis
[01:12:37] as a result of the nerve being stretched
[01:12:41] or cut. Mehmet Korkusuz's
[01:12:43] voice started to improve with the treatments he
[01:12:46] received. It will be determined after the examinations
[01:15:36] The match will be broadcast live
[01:15:39] on TRT 1, Tabii, and TRT Radio
[01:15:43] 1. Good evening, everyone, and welcome
[01:15:46] to the first page, dear viewers. We
[01:15:49] are here with a packed agenda, as
[01:15:53] every evening, with
[01:15:55] our three valuable guests. We will discuss the agenda together. Yusuf Alabar, Ankara representative of Akşam Newspaper, welcome. Thank you, good broadcast, Fatih. Thank you very much. Journalist Nedim Şener, welcome, sir. Good evening, thank you. Foreign policy researcher Can Acun, welcome, sir. Good evening. Thank you, good evening. Now, we have both domestic and foreign agenda tonight, almost every day like this, but tonight we will start with the Kozinoğlu file. Dear viewers, the investigation into the suspicious death of former MIT official Kaşif Kozinoğlu in prison is deepening. Now, the then Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor, the prison prosecutor, and Kozinoğlu's cellmate have been detained. Let's take a look in order. We said four names were detained within the scope of the investigation.
[01:16:23] the prosecutor who gave a non-prosecution decision was dismissed from his profession within the scope of the FETÖ investigations.
[01:16:25] Viewers, now we are looking at the other two names. Who is
[01:16:27] Necip Doğan? Necip Doğan
[01:16:31] was the prison prosecutor at the time of
[01:16:35] the incident. He was the prosecutor who participated
[01:16:38] in the crime scene investigation of Kaşif Kozinoğlu.
[01:16:42] Doğan was dismissed from his profession within
[01:16:45] the scope of the FETÖ investigations. The last
[01:16:49] name is Hasan Ataman Yıldırım, a retired
[01:16:52] Navy Captain and Kozinoğlu's cellmate. Now,
[01:16:55] there are four names detained, two of them
[01:16:59] are cellmates, and two of them
[01:17:02] are prosecutors. Nedim Şener, what do
[01:17:05] you say? Now, uh, of course,
[01:17:09] the prosecutor Ebubekir Efe, who conducted
[01:17:12] the investigation, has truly divided the
[01:17:16] process into stages and systematically
[01:17:19] investigated the incident from the moment Kaşif
[01:17:23] Kozinoğlu allegedly had
[01:17:25] a heart attack and died. In the
[01:17:29] ongoing process, he is separately
[01:17:32] addressing how this incident occurred,
[01:17:35] the medical intervention process, and then the sections regarding
[01:17:39] the cover-up of the investigation into his
[01:17:42] death. So, this is a correct systematic
[01:17:46] approach, and it shows that
[01:17:49] it will continue in the future.
[01:17:52] Uh, this
[01:18:37] whether it was a medication used for that
[01:18:40] purpose or something else that would cause a crisis
[01:18:43] or lead to death. Because there are various
[01:18:46] allegations about his medications. In fact,
[01:18:49] an exhumation was carried out, and
[01:18:53] tissue samples were taken, as you
[01:18:56] know, for examination from his bones or
[01:18:59] grave. It needs to be investigated whether
[01:19:03] there are toxic substances in these soft
[01:19:06] tissues, meaning whether there is an allegation
[01:19:10] of poisoning from outside. Because this
[01:19:13] issue has been brought up for different
[01:19:17] purposes by various sources. Therefore, it
[01:19:20] is only natural for the prosecutor
[01:19:24] to investigate this, meaning an event
[01:19:27] that occurred at the scene of
[01:19:31] the incident, and uh, perhaps it
[01:19:34] was a medication that should not
[01:19:37] have been given, I don't know what
[01:19:40] it was, so it is normal for
[01:19:43] the prosecutor to do this. Now,
[01:19:47] if we come to the other parts,
[01:19:51] especially Ali İşgören,
[01:19:54] the FETÖ-linked chief prosecutor of the
[01:19:58] period, and Necip Doğan, the prison
[01:20:01] prosecutor, are important details. This also
[01:20:05] shows that I saw Ali İşgören,
[01:20:09] who was arrested in the same
[01:20:12] operation, visiting our cell unexpectedly
[01:20:15] in the middle of the night for
[01:20:18] the first and only time in
[01:20:22] my life. We had talked about
[01:20:25] the chief prosecutor last week. Yes,
[01:20:28] I saw him there for the
[01:20:32] first time. His name is Ali
[01:20:36] İşgören. Because we were surprised.
[01:20:39] Normally, a prosecutor never comes to
[01:20:42] the prison. A prison prosecutor can
[01:20:45] come for an investigation or an examination, perhaps.
[01:20:49] The chief prosecutor came to our
[01:20:52] cell specifically. I mean, if you
[01:20:55] are doing an inspection, you go
[01:20:59] to all cells. But he came
[01:21:02] to our cell in the middle
[01:21:06] of the night. I don't know
[01:21:10] if he had a fight with his
[01:21:15] wife or what. He chatted with
[01:21:18] us briefly. Because he was mentioning
[01:21:21] our names at that time. I
[01:21:25] don't know if it was the
[01:21:28] order of the organization. Yes.
[01:21:32] He was also surrounded by people.
[01:21:36] And this shows that, as I
[01:21:38] explained last
[01:21:40] week, there were almost no
[01:21:43] non-FETÖ members from the chief
[01:21:46] prosecutor to the prison prosecutor,
[01:21:50] from the guards to the administrators,
[01:21:53] including the director and deputy director,
[01:21:57] during that process in Silivri.
[01:22:00] The prison process was an important
[01:22:04] link in this FETÖ conspiracy chain.
[01:22:08] And an interesting detail is that
[01:22:12] there was a past dispute between
[01:22:15] Kaşif Kozinoğlu and Hasan Atilla
[01:22:18] Uğur. Why were these people
[01:22:22] put in the same place? Whereas,
[01:22:25] in prison processes, those with such
[01:22:29] disputes are not put together. So,
[01:22:33] it is natural for the prosecutor
[01:22:37] to have many question marks in
[01:22:40] his mind. The other prosecutor, Necip
[01:22:44] Doğan, does this: after this incident
[01:22:47] of suspicious death occurred, Kozinoğlu's
[01:22:51] room was locked, as you know,
[01:22:54] and some documents were seized. Now,
[01:22:58] there are also some missing statements,
[01:23:01] it is said that there were documents
[01:23:05] or handwritten notes, and how the
[01:23:08] prison prosecutor created this report will
[01:23:12] undoubtedly be investigated. Secondly, regarding
[01:23:15] both of them, as you know,
[01:23:18] a non-prosecution decision was made regarding
[01:23:22] his suspicious death based on the
[01:23:25] autopsy report. This decision was based
[01:23:29] on what? What findings or determinations
[01:23:32] was it based on? There was
[01:23:35] no clear information about these, as
[01:23:39] you know, we talked about it
[01:23:42] last week. It was recorded that
[01:23:44] he died due to a heart
[01:23:48] and vascular disease. How can there
[01:23:51] be such an explanation? Could
[01:23:54] there be? Now, think about it,
[01:23:58] for example, when someone dies, can
[01:24:02] there be an autopsy report or
[01:24:06] a prosecutor's investigation report of non-prosecution
[01:24:09] saying they died from a headache?
[01:24:12] There must be
[01:24:15] a condition that causes the headache,
[01:24:17] like a brain hemorrhage, or
[01:24:21] an embolism, whatever it is,
[01:24:24] it needs to with a new perspective
[01:24:28] they covered up this suspicious death
[01:24:31] and murder meticulously. What comes after
[01:24:35] this? The Fethullahist Terrorist Organization.
[01:24:39] I always say we're talking about 20 years ago, a young
[01:24:43] screenwriter, someone with a career like Osman Sınav,
[01:24:46] leaves the show on the grounds
[01:24:48] that he was threatened. He leaves the series, and don't you say,
[01:24:52] brother, those who threaten him will threaten me too, and besides, whoever threatens him,
[01:24:56] tell us so we can report it to the prosecutor's office, this is not how things work, I
[01:24:59] will not accept this, moreover, if you leave this series because you were threatened,
[01:25:03] I will also be under suspicion, wouldn't you say that? Normally, what
[01:25:06] comes to my mind is that if Osman
[01:25:10] Sınav was threatened, it was threatened that this series should be left to Raci Şaşmaz
[01:25:13] and his team. What? And that is
[01:25:16] Osman Sınav's nationalist perspective, that worldview. There's an
[01:25:20] ethnic perspective, and there are his views
[01:25:23] regarding the deep state, but after it fell into their hands,
[01:25:27] the series began to broadcast
[01:25:30] FETÖ's messages
[01:25:33] and virtually
[01:25:37] announce operations in advance, and the interesting thing is that
[01:25:40] the person you call Raci Şaşmaz, who portrayed
[01:25:44] Kazım Kaşifoğlu in the series, says
[01:25:47] that it's not Kaşif Kozinoğlu,
[01:25:50] that it's a coincidence, a product of life, an internal conflict.
[01:25:54] Now, this insincere actor, Sedat Aytav,
[01:25:57] I might be saying it wrong, but
[01:26:01] the artist who portrayed this character in that series spoke
[01:26:05] with journalist İsmail Saymaz, and he was telling it on TV this morning,
[01:26:09] "When I received the offer for the series, this character
[01:26:12] was written as a dedication to Kaşif Kozinoğlu
[01:26:16] after his capture." He started it
[01:26:34] quite appropriately. Therefore, this
[01:26:37] indictment, or rather, the investigation related to it, might also
[01:26:40] lead to those who have information after the investigation
[01:26:44] of this series becoming suspects. Thank you.
[01:26:48] açabilir teşekkür ederim.
[01:26:53] What Nedim Şener said is being asked to the screenwriters,
[01:26:57] "What do you think about the character of Kazım Kaşifoğlu
[01:27:00] and his death?" "It has nothing to do with real life, it happened
[01:27:03] by coincidence." Now, Kazım Kaşifoğlu and Kaşif
[01:27:06] Kozinoğlu cannot be a coincidence, I mean,
[01:27:10] there's no need to insult human intelligence. For example, in the series,
[01:27:13] the tombstone with Erdoğan's name on it
[01:27:17] is neither in line with our values nor is such a thing possible.
[01:27:21] These are things that are left open
[01:27:25] and that human intelligence cannot easily accept. There were
[01:27:28] license plates, right? FG license plates. When it comes to FG license plates,
[01:27:32] where there's a mentality that puts our Prophet,
[01:27:36] peace be upon him, even on the back of a truck,
[01:27:39] my attention is drawn to what these subliminal
[01:27:43] messages mean, and what I really
[01:27:46] want to be questioned is this. I don't know,
[01:27:50] Nedim Şener is more
[01:27:53] knowledgeable about these matters than I am. Now, there's the prosecutor
[01:27:57] who was dismissed from FETÖ, wouldn't he say,
[01:28:00] "Wait a minute, this man was dismissed from FETÖ,
[01:28:04] and he also handled Kaşif Kozinoğlu's case"?
[01:28:07] He doesn't need to hold a grudge about ordinary cases,
[01:28:11] and he doesn't have to look at the cases of the Anatolian people
[01:28:15] from a certain angle, but a case like Kaşif Kozinoğlu's
[01:28:18] is a very critical case. "Wait a minute, let's shine a spotlight on this,"
[01:28:22] why hasn't it occurred to the justice system
[01:28:25] until now? Or if there are similar things,
[01:28:29] now all of them actually need to be believed. The continuation of the return is this.
[01:28:32] "If there are still similar things, they must be taken out of their dusty
[01:28:36] shelves and brought to the agenda."
[01:28:38] Look, one person went
[01:28:42] to America, found the man, the FBI investigated, I'm talking
[01:28:46] about the Gülistan Doku murder. Suddenly, a governor appeared before us,
[01:28:49] the Muhsin Yazıcıoğlu case. Yes, that's why
[01:28:53] these things are not in the old way. Adil Öksüz's
[01:28:56] fingerprint appeared. Yes,
[01:28:59] we want to continue.
[01:29:03] I always describe this in this way:
[01:29:05] eee
[01:29:08] The arrival of Akın Gürlek and Mustafa Çiftçi with the cabinet
[01:29:11] change, I have a description of it in one sentence.
[01:29:15] Yes, I mean, if you look at why
[01:29:19] those who came to the Ministry of Justice came, you can understand
[01:29:22] the reason, or you can interpret this definition,
[01:29:26] you can interpret it healthily, but
[01:29:29] why does Akın Gürlek have a very important mission, different from
[01:29:33] His fight against the Fethullahist terrorist organization. Both during his time as a judge
[01:29:37] and a prosecutor, and after he became a minister,
[01:29:40] his team members, Deputy Minister Can Tüncay and other
[01:29:44] deputy ministers, are well-known names in the fight against FETÖ, and we know
[01:29:48] his stance especially on corruption, especially the IBB corruption.
[01:29:52] Therefore, we can list many reasons
[01:29:54] for his arrival. Also, instead of looking at who came to the Ministry of Interior,
[01:29:58] look at who left. I mean, what was it then? It was high-ranking.
[01:30:02] For example, if you look at why he left,
[01:30:05] you'll understand why the new person came. It's a bit like that, so
[01:30:08] for all of this to come
[01:30:11] out today, of course, today
[01:30:15] I understand, master, I recommend that those interested read
[01:30:19] President Erdoğan's speech on the 10th anniversary
[01:30:21] of July 15th many times.
[01:30:25] He had explained how the fight against FETÖ
[01:30:28] would be conducted
[01:30:32] in an effective way. I had made it the subject of an article,
[01:30:35] and I see that these events
[01:30:39] we just talked about, yes, some
[01:30:42] of them are judicial cases, some concern public officials,
[01:30:45] but if you look at a very important part of them, it gives the signal
[01:30:49] that the Fethullahist terrorist organization and FETÖ-like structures within the state,
[01:30:53] as described by President Erdoğan and even Mr. Devlet Bahçeli,
[01:30:57] against structures that try to recruit
[01:31:00] alternative power to the state, that try to create a parallel structure
[01:31:04] to the state, big or small, whoever they are,
[01:31:08] they will definitely be held accountable before the law.
[01:31:11] I think this means that Turkey
[01:31:14] is undergoing a serious intestinal cleansing, whether you call it
[01:31:17] the small intestine or the large intestine. Look,
[01:31:21] from fighting fraud and corruption
[01:31:25] to gambling matters. For example, look,
[01:31:28] there was
[01:31:30] a market law amendment that dated back 30-40 years,
[01:31:34] and there was a very serious mechanism built
[01:31:36] upon this market law. This mechanism, look, the other day,
[01:31:40] there was a detention order for 41 people regarding fresh fruits and vegetables.
[01:31:43] The prosecutors took statements
[01:31:46] from some parasites that were literally exploiting
[01:31:49] farmers and eroding the pockets of citizens.
[01:31:52] What did these people do? They bought
[01:31:55] products from farmers for 5 liras and sold them
[01:31:59] for 25-30 liras, cutting
[01:32:02] out the producer, putting it into the market system, and thereby
[01:32:06] ripping off consumers and victimizing producers.
[01:32:09] They even forged documents, imagine, they created
[01:32:13] invoices and documents as if they had made purchases
[01:32:16] in the name of deceased farmers and put them into the market system.
[01:32:20] Now, consider the operation that was carried out,
[01:32:23] a serious operation decision was made without distinguishing
[01:32:26] between income groups and social or political status,
[01:32:30] and I interpret this as a state decision, not
[01:32:34] solely the initiative of a minister of justice or the Minister of Interior.
[01:32:37] This is clearly an issue that has been seen
[01:32:40] and handled as a national security issue, and a will
[01:32:44] is being demonstrated. This is very important. You say, exactly at this
[01:32:48] point, I share the message given by Minister of Justice
[01:32:50] Akın Gürlek regarding the Kaşif Kozinoğlu
[01:32:54] case in the background: "Even if years pass,
[01:32:57] we are determined not to leave any suspicious death
[01:33:00] in the dark. The events that occurred on the night of the death,
[01:33:03] the judicial proceedings carried out after the incident,
[01:33:06] the evidence collected, and the previous investigation process
[01:33:09] are being re-examined in such a way
[01:33:12] that no question marks are left."
[01:33:16] said Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek. Mr. Alabarda, I owe you a word,
[01:33:19] it was left unfinished. Let me give a brief assessment, then
[01:33:22] please. So, Mr. Nedim Şener, of course,
[01:33:25] drew the framework nicely, I can perhaps
[01:33:27] add a couple of points. I mean, why
[01:33:31] do terrorist organizations use such series
[01:33:34] and so on? This might be asked. I mean,
[01:33:38] for such an important issue, we shouldn't overlook that
[01:33:41] we are facing a messianic organization, and this messianic
[01:33:45] organization, what kind of organization is it?
[01:33:48] Messianic, meaning they see themselves as divinely
[01:33:52] chosen from a religious perspective and believe they will bring salvation to humanity.
[01:33:55] And Fethullah Gülen, under his leadership, uses
[01:33:58] mysticism to deeply influence his followers.
[01:34:01] From the top to the bottom, there is such a structural
[01:34:05] system. Of course, they exploit all sacred values,
[01:34:09] dreams, Islamic values, mystic values,
[01:34:12] to create an aura and
[01:34:16] ensure that their followers obey him unconditionally.
[01:34:19] So, he "man-kurts" them through mysticism. When he gives an order,
[01:34:23] that person immediately changes, transforms, and does what needs to be done.
[01:34:27] I mean, in history, how Hasan Sabbah took control
[01:34:30] of his followers using various drugs, and how the phenomenon
[01:34:34] of Hashashin emerged, there were serious comparisons at one point
[01:34:38] between the Hashashin and Fethullah Gülen's organization.
[01:34:41] In this context, they attach great importance to symbols.
[01:34:45] For example, if they are really going to kill someone, execute them, or make a big move,
[01:34:49] a coup attempt or other attempts,
[01:34:53] they want to show these to their base or
[01:34:56] the public through symbols. They have such an urge,
[01:35:00] even if it is against them,
[01:35:04] even if it causes their exposure, they cannot give up this course of action.
[01:35:08] I'm not saying they necessarily did this in the Kurtlar Vadisi (Valley of the Wolves) case,
[01:35:11] but if they did, I believe
[01:35:15] this is the motivation behind their course of action.
[01:35:19] This is a very good point, because for example, there was
[01:35:23] a foolish man who thought he was very important, with an academic title. For example,
[01:35:26] a few weeks before the treacherous coup attempt of July 15th,
[01:35:30] he appeared there and said, "I wish I were a colonel, not a professor."
[01:35:34] He feels compelled to say that. A smart person
[01:35:38] should never say that, because there's a possibility
[01:35:42] of exposing the coup. But he's foolish, but that mystical feeling.
[01:35:45] If the treason
[01:35:51] of July 15th had been successful, he would have said,
[01:35:54] "We gave the hero a hint." For example, after
[01:35:58] Yazıcıoğlu's assassination, the FETÖ leader said,
[01:36:01] "One day, one Wednesday, the helicopter will crash,
[01:36:05] and they will find your body on a Friday," and so on. Why
[01:36:09] does he say this? Like,
[01:36:12] they steal questions, don't they, for military
[01:36:15] schools' exams?
[01:36:18] Yes, one person asks, he explains this
[01:36:20] in his testimony,
[01:36:23] "Where did these questions come from and so on? The master
[01:36:26] saw them in a dream, they told us like this."
[01:36:30] He says, "We took these questions, memorized 80 of them,
[01:36:34] it happened like this, a doubt arose in us,
[01:36:37] isn't this forbidden? Isn't it wrong?" They asked, "They said,
[01:36:41] 'If you don't enter there, Masons,
[01:36:45] these people, atheists, will enter. Chosen people
[01:36:48] like you need to enter.' 'Well, where did we find these then,
[01:36:52] where did these questions come from?' 'The master sees these
[01:36:55] in a dream, even the Prophet.'"
[01:36:59] I said to him, I mean, he dialogues with the Prophet
[01:37:03] in a dream. Even, if you remember, Fethullah Gülen
[01:37:07] had weekly talks for his followers,
[01:37:10] and in every talk,
[01:37:12] he definitely gave subliminal messages."
[01:37:16] This is a thing that happens in almost all talks. So,
[01:37:19] his robe, his seat, his voice tone. They also have
[01:37:23] their own concepts. A normal citizen
[01:37:26] would perceive it differently, but if you are a follower
[01:37:29] of that terrorist organization, especially if you are a leader,
[01:37:33] they also have different jargons that you would understand.
[01:37:36] Fethullah Gülen always gave these coded subliminal messages
[01:37:41] This is something that is also part of his personality development, I mean,
[01:37:45] he already feels like a chosen person. He tells it like this:
[01:37:49] He says, "A very well-known politician
[01:37:53] in Ankara was about to do something wrong."
[01:37:56] He narrates it like this. Yes, yes. Then,
[01:37:59] he was going to meet a prostitute somewhere,
[01:38:03] I mean, he was going to meet a woman for an illicit relationship.
[01:38:06] "I called him and told him not
[01:38:09] to go." Thanks to that, he was saved from this.
[01:38:13] I mean, intelligence, intelligence was already following
[01:38:17] everyone close to the government or a government partner or not.
[01:38:20] They report their actions to the FETÖ leader
[01:38:24] first, just like in the coup plans,
[01:38:27] they even placed the cameras there. Yes, I mean,
[01:38:31] they managed the organization like this. I said perception, look,
[01:38:34] I showed this book, this is it. I mean,
[01:38:38] think about it, one of the defendants arrested in the Oda TV case,
[01:38:42] this is a book about Kaşif Kozinoğlu. The man here...
[01:38:45] I keep looking at it again and again, how did he write these things?
[01:38:48] Kaşif Kozinoğlu, just like in their
[01:38:51] publications before, or in the indictment,
[01:38:55] he's at the beginning of every deep state issue.
[01:38:58] For example, if he was a classmate
[01:39:01] at the military academy, he even made them related
[01:39:04] to him, saying they were related. In Ergenekon,
[01:39:08] he even made those who fought each other in the Ergenekon case
[01:39:12] related to each other. And finally, he made it seem
[01:39:15] that his death was also an Ergenekon affair and that he was killed by Ergenekon
[01:39:18] because he was going to become an informant. This was written
[01:39:21] after his death, just like
[01:39:24] in the Valley of the Wolves series, where
[01:39:28] he was executed by injecting air into him.
[01:39:31] So, the FETÖ leader,
[01:39:35] FETÖ, never ends
[01:39:38] any plot as a project
[01:39:42] with a book, a series, a movie, or anything.
[01:39:45] Look, about all the evil they've done,
[01:39:48] they've definitely made either a book or a series or something,
[01:39:52] or applied it as a part of a series. Therefore, we have such
[01:39:55] a thing before us. There's even a book today called "Revanche"
[01:39:59] that was written in 2015, but
[01:40:02] it's about how if a coup happens
[01:40:05] and everyone, including the president, is tried, how they will be judged,
[01:40:08] virtually fake indictments are drawn up,
[01:40:11] and it talks about how to finish the job. There are many
[01:40:14] books like "Last Exit Before the Bridge"
[01:40:18] and so on, written about FETÖ's
[01:40:21] preparations for the coup process.
[01:40:24] Thank you very much. Now,
[01:40:28] I have questions for Mr. Alabarda. In the background, step
[01:40:32] by step, we will share the title "Kaşif Kozinoğlu
[01:40:35] Investigation," and then we'll discuss it all together. So, who is Kaşif
[01:40:39] Kozinoğlu? He was born
[01:40:42] in Trabzon in 1955.
[01:40:45] He served as a special forces officer abroad for 15 years.
[01:40:48] In 1995, he started working
[01:40:51] in MIT's foreign operations department. In 2010, he became MIT's chief advisor
[01:40:55] responsible for Central Asian countries. Now,
[01:40:58] this happens in 2010, and in 2011,
[01:41:01] just one year later, Kaşif Kozinoğlu
[01:41:04] is arrested in FETÖ's Ergenekon conspiracy investigation.
[01:41:07] So, what did FETÖ accuse Kozinoğlu
[01:41:10] of? In FETÖ's conspiracy
[01:41:14] investigations, a media channel was searched.
[01:41:17] On a computer at the channel, you all know which channel it is,
[01:41:20] let's not say it out loud. A file named Kozinoğlu
[01:41:24] 3 was found. Due to the folder name,
[01:41:27] Kozinoğlu was accused of leaking information, dear viewers.
[01:41:31] There's more now, he died without being able to defend himself.
[01:41:34] Last week, Nedim Şener specifically emphasized this,
[01:41:38] he died in prison before appearing for his first hearing
[01:41:42] where he would defend himself. He lost his life on November 12th,
[01:41:45] and the first hearing date was November 22nd, just 10
[01:41:48] days earlier. After his suspicious death, his prepared defense
[01:41:52] emerged. In the text, Kozinoğlu states that he had
[01:41:55] no connection to the "3" file, and he also states
[01:41:58] that he was a target of the FETÖ structure.
[01:42:02] Why was an investigation launched 15 years after his death?
[01:42:04] The Ministry of Justice's Unit for Investigating
[01:42:08] Unsolved Crimes re-examined Kozinoğlu's
[01:42:11] file. It was determined that Kozinoğlu's suspicious
[01:42:15] death was not sufficiently investigated. And as you know,
[01:42:17] two prosecutors are in custody.
[01:42:20] A forensic report was requested
[01:42:23] to determine the exact cause of death. Now, another critical window opens.
[01:42:28] Why is FETÖ suspected? The emergency
[01:42:31] alarm coming from Kozinoğlu's cell
[01:42:34] was suppressed by the sound of a radio
[01:42:37] turned on by a guard. The guard, who delayed intervention
[01:42:41] by 15 minutes, is now a FETÖ fugitive
[01:42:45] wanted with a red notice. It was determined that FETÖ
[01:42:47] members who infiltrated MIT reported Kozinoğlu
[01:42:50] to the FETÖ leader. There are also letters
[01:42:53] written by former MIT officer Enver Altaylı, a FETÖ member,
[01:42:57] to the FETÖ leader, which are very important. According to the letter,
[01:43:00] Kozinoğlu's possibility of becoming the MIT undersecretary
[01:43:03] would have been a disaster for FETÖ and its leader.
[01:43:06] In the letters, Kozinoğlu was held responsible
[01:43:10] for the closure of FETÖ's schools in Central Asia, and these schools
[01:43:14] are not just schools. It's not understood
[01:43:17] when you say "school," that's why. Yes. Now,
[01:43:21] let's start from the beginning. You draw a framework for us.
[01:43:24] Because it starts as a special forces officer. Then we come to today. Please.
[01:43:28] Now, of course, there is sometimes
[01:43:31] a connection between the nameless heroes
[01:43:35] within the National Intelligence Organization and the personnel serving in the Armed Forces.
[01:43:38] So, they take personnel from there. Especially for individuals
[01:43:42] who are highly successful in the field
[01:43:45] and show physical performance, there are examples of them moving
[01:43:49] to the National Intelligence Organization over time.
[01:43:52] Kozinoğlu is one of them, and after he
[01:43:55] joined the National Intelligence Organization, the breaking point
[01:43:59] was his involvement in units related to Pakistan, Afghanistan,
[01:44:02] and the Turkistan geography, where he served at various
[01:44:06] levels, both as a manager and in lower positions.
[01:44:11] Including
[01:44:11] Uzbekistan.
[01:44:20] He sees the FETÖ organization in the region
[01:44:23] that we call Turkic states, he analyzes
[01:44:26] it, and he clearly states
[01:44:29] the relationship of this organization with the United States
[01:44:33] and the CIA, even though nothing is said about this.
[01:44:36] Now,
[01:44:41] just as he was about to expose the link between terrorist organizations
[01:44:44] and their structures in Turkey and foreign intelligence
[01:44:48] agencies,
[01:44:49] we saw a Uğur
[01:44:52] Mumcu file, didn't we? It was a very special year.
[01:44:55] Of course, I mean, Uğur Mumcu
[01:44:59] was about to reveal the relationship between the PKK
[01:45:03] terrorist organization and the CIA, or
[01:45:06] his relationship with Israel, and they killed him.
[01:45:14] And they went by sea,"
[01:45:18] he said. I broadcast many times, wrote
[01:45:21] articles, asking them to take his statement,
[01:45:25] "What is he trying to say?" Because he says, "I went and informed
[01:45:28] the family," Uğur Mumcu's family. Now,
[01:45:32] I am someone who wore a uniform in the armed forces for 30 years.
[01:45:36] After a journalist like Uğur Mumcu was killed
[01:45:39] in an unsolved murder, the duty to inform the family
[01:45:43] cannot belong to a TSK officer. It belongs to the General Directorate of Security,
[01:45:47] or the gendarmerie if it's in their area, or the public prosecutor's office. Anyway,
[01:45:50] I won't digress. As in the Uğur Mumcu case,
[01:45:54] the Fethullah Gülen organization's
[01:45:56] knowledge of certain aspects of its relationship
[01:46:00] with the Turkistan and Pakistan geographies,
[01:46:03] and its international connections, was causing discomfort.
[01:46:07] How do we know this? Dear Nedim Şener put it much more clearly
[01:46:11] some time ago, the letter written
[01:46:14] by Enver Altaylı to Fethullah Gülen, starting with "My esteemed
[01:46:17] master," and expressing his discomfort
[01:46:20] regarding Kaşif Kozinoğlu. So,
[01:46:24] we understand that he was put in the HDP.
[01:46:27] He was put in the HDP and called to Turkey.
[01:46:30] He comes because he is sure that he has
[01:46:33] no guilt in this matter. What does the file say?
[01:46:37] Kozinoğlu 3 file. Now, if we
[01:46:41] had not experienced a FETÖ conspiracy,
[01:46:44] we could have said that a computer
[01:46:47] file named Kozinoğlu 3 could exist in the eyes of the law.
[01:46:50] But this country has experienced very big conspiracies.
[01:46:54] It turned out that some characters, let's say Word characters,
[01:46:58] did not exist at that time. Nedim Şener mentioned last week
[01:47:01] that there was a Word character that did not exist at that time, a corrupted Word character.
[01:47:05] And of course, one of those files is nedim.doc. So,
[01:47:09] it's also with Nedim Bey... Therefore,
[01:47:12] from today's perspective, we can see much more clearly
[01:47:16] that it would not be very difficult for FETÖ to produce arguments
[01:47:20] or fake evidence. I had a friend
[01:47:23] who, when accused of these matters, used to say, "They can accuse me as much as they want,
[01:47:27] since I have not done anything wrong,
[01:47:31] I will come out and defend myself." That was a great
[01:47:34] example of self-confidence, and I even agreed,
[01:47:38] saying, "That's right," and so on.
[01:47:44] Because when the first Oda TV operation was carried out on February 14th,
[01:47:47] Nedim Hanefi Dog Kozinol Doc came out.
[01:47:50] So, whatever they ask,
[01:47:53] even if a blind person were a prosecutor, let alone
[01:47:57] a traitor like Zekeriya Öz, even he would have said, "There's no crime here,"
[01:48:01] and released him. I also had that naive
[01:48:05] thought. So,
[01:48:07] the fact that a
[01:48:11] Word document like Kozinoğlu 3.doc
[01:48:15] dear Fatih, is not enough
[01:48:19] to explain the matter, and afterwards,
[01:48:22] in prison. developing events,
[01:48:25] whose chronology we evaluated minute by minute here last week.
[01:48:29] The chain of events that resulted in Kozinoğlu's death.
[01:48:32] When we bring the incident to today,
[01:48:35] the chain of events from the moment Kozinoğlu
[01:48:38] had a heart attack until "he lost his life
[01:48:41] while being taken to the hospital" has now been confirmed
[01:48:45] by the public prosecutor's office clearly stating
[01:48:48] that a FETÖ connection is being sought in the incident, and a statement was made about this, saying
[01:48:52] that a FETÖ investigation was launched. What did we see
[01:48:55] in this context? The warden
[01:48:58] who should have intervened immediately when the alarm button
[01:49:01] was pressed was not there.
[01:49:04] Where? Fired. Because the prosecutor
[01:49:08] dealing with the case was "expelled from FETÖ".
[01:49:11] The Silivri prosecutor was expelled from FETÖ.
[01:49:14] Now, it's necessary to bring
[01:49:17] not a spotlight, but the sun here. He was already arrested
[01:49:21] with a FETÖ plot. He was put in prison,
[01:49:24] and in 2009, his phones were tapped with a FETÖ plot. So, FETÖ
[01:49:28] is flowing from all sides, and at the same time, there is also a
[01:49:31] detention order for two of his friends
[01:49:35] who were with him in prison, as you know,
[01:49:38] as of today. Will anything come out of
[01:49:42] these detentions? Of course, that's the prosecutor's job,
[01:49:46] but it seems that the judiciary will say
[01:49:49] the truest thing about this matter, but we are also making
[01:49:53] an evaluation here. Such a coincidence,
[01:49:56] such intertwined events coming
[01:49:59] side by side are matters that would never
[01:50:03] come side by side with the natural flow of life.
[01:50:06] Therefore, there are very important things waiting to be clarified here.
[01:50:10] One of the things that surprised me the most
[01:50:13] is that despite the years that have passed, when Kaşif Kozinoğlu's grave
[01:50:17] was opened and soft tissue
[01:50:20] was found,
[01:50:23] it is still found. I consulted a friend
[01:50:26] who is an expert in medicine
[01:50:29] about this. He said that if there is soft tissue,
[01:50:33] it gives better results than those taken from bone.
[01:50:37] And it cannot be formal, because there is no embalming process.
[01:50:41] Therefore, toxic substances can be revealed much more clearly.
[01:50:44] An confession can also emerge,
[01:50:47] that is, the legal regulations
[01:50:51] related to this issue.
[01:51:00] I have no contribution, but if he says he regretted this issue,
[01:51:04] it adds another dimension to the incident. Sir, there is also this:
[01:51:07] I looked at the media propaganda of these FETÖ members who fled abroad,
[01:51:11] and they are saying that the Ergenekon members killed him.
[01:51:14] They started propagating this. He had died of natural causes, a heart attack, etc.
[01:51:18] Now it has come to this. The most beautiful indicator
[01:51:27] ahlakının hiçbir şekilde olmadığının en güzel göstergesi, o gün öyle
[01:51:30] diyebilirler, bugün böyle diyebilirler, eee ya
[01:51:33] biz neyi konuşuyoruz, bu ülke faili
[01:51:36] meçhullerden çok çekti, yani biz çok gördük
[01:51:39] 70'li 80'li yıllar sırf faili meçüldü,
[01:51:42] yani madımak'taki 33 canın
[01:51:46] katledilmesinden efendime söyleyeyim terör
[01:51:50] olaylarına başbağlardan bilm... Nereye kadar? Çok faili
[01:51:54] meçul. Bahriye Üçok'tan Uğur Mumca varıncaya kadar.
[01:51:57] Şimdi bir ülke faili meçhuller konusuna
[01:52:00] ne kadar hassasiyetle üzerine
[01:52:03] gidiyorsa, o ülkede demokratik standartlar o
[01:52:07] denli yükseliyor. Ben şunu gördüm. Yani bu
[01:52:10] ülkede bir takım yapılanmalar hükümete
[01:52:13] komple kurmak maksadıyla gittiler
[01:52:15] danıştayı eee bastırdılar.
[01:52:19] Danıştay basıldığı gün kameralar.
[01:52:22] "çalışmıyordu, kayıtlarda var bunlar, kameraların söküldüğünü, tamire
[01:52:26] gönderildiğini tesadüf esiler öğrendik, içeriye giren
[01:52:29] kişi birilerinin ifadesine göre "Allahu
[01:52:33] ekber" diyerek katliam yapmaya başladı, daha sonra iş
[01:52:36] mahkemeye geldiğinde öyle dediğine kimse şahitlik etmedi
[01:52:40] falan böyle kumpasları hep birlikte gördümte bayrak operasyon rus
[01:52:44] büyükelçisini
[01:52:46] Rusya'yla savaşa sokmaya yönelik bir hamleydi ve
[01:52:50] Putin direkt açıkladı, biz bunun... arkasında neyin olduğunu iyi
[01:52:53] biliyoruz, işte devlet aklı çok önemli ol işte ama bunlarla
[01:52:56] o denli iyi mücadele
[01:52:59] edilirse, dosya sonradan bile olsa raftan
[01:53:02] çıkartılırsa bu ülkede faili meçul
[01:53:05] işletecek hiç kimse bulamazsınız evet ve bu
[01:53:08] anlamda son 20 yıl bir başarı öyküsüdür aslında
[01:53:12] evet yani eee birtakım payli
[01:53:15] meçul payli meçul olması için siyasi bir kişiliği olması
[01:53:18] gerekmiyor, Anadolu'nun içinde de 40 tane kapatılmış dosya
[01:53:21] tekrar. 52'nin 46'sı mıydı nedir değil mi 52
[01:53:25] dosyadan 46'sı eee Nisan 2026'dan bu neden
[01:53:29] önemli biliyor musun Fatih yani Kırşehir'in Mucur
[01:53:32] kasabasında bir faili meçul Türkiye'nin gündemini
[01:53:35] ilgilendiriyor mu ilgilendirmiyor neden Mucur'un içerisinde bir kız çocuğu
[01:53:39] öldürülmüş örnek olsun diye söylüyorum ya da Gaziantep'in
[01:53:42] şehit kamilinde tamam mı ama onu aydınlattığınızda
[01:53:45] o çocuğun annesi açısından devlete
[01:53:49] olan itimat noktasında acayip bir şey oluşur. toplumun
[01:53:53] toplumunda tabii tabii adalete olan güven
[01:53:56] tahkim olur dolayısıyla bu dosyanın gelmesini çok önemsiyorum ama şöyle
[01:54:00] söyleyeyim konuyu kapatmadan bu dosya çok su
[01:54:04] kaldıracak daha evet göreceğiz bak bunu çok su kald bu dosya çok su
[01:54:08] kaldıracak nerelere kadar uzandığını da göreceğiz
[01:54:11] peki çünkü şöyle söyleyeyim izin var mı estağfurullah
[01:54:15] buyurun efendim yani
[01:54:18] şunu insanlar kafasında soruyorlar diyorlar ki Kaşif
[01:54:22] Koz. duruşmaya bir hafta kala neden böyle
[01:54:26] bir sonla karşı karşıya kaldı? şimdi Fethullahçı
[01:54:29] terör örgütü eee ben yine anlatmıştım tekrar anlatayım
[01:54:32] insanlar duymayanlar da duysun duyanlar. duymayanları
[01:54:36] anlatsınlar, çünkü Kaşif Kozinoğlu'nun söyleyeceği bir
[01:54:39] cümle bütün kumpas süreci yani
[01:54:43] Fetö'nün 2007'den beri kurduğu 2006'ya da
[01:54:46] dayanan kumpas sürecini tamamen bitirecek nitelikte bir cümle
[01:54:50] olacaktır, yani ben diğer sanıklar ne dersek diyelim zaten
[01:54:53] kamuoyuna yansımış düşmanlaştırılmışız ama Kaşif
[01:54:57] Kozinoğlu toplum tarafından bilinmediği için
[01:55:00] onun hakkında bir algı operasyonu yapılıyor, adeta bir
[01:55:03] hainmiş gibi. dizilerde eee ne diyorlar
[01:55:06] yaftalanıyor, yani çünkü hakkında hiçbir şey bilmiyor
[01:55:09] kamuoyu, o yüzden bu bu çok etkili olmadı, yani
[01:55:13] dizinin o gün 10 kasım günü yayınlanan bölümünde
[01:55:17] Kaşif Kozinoğlu için hain işte bu öldürülmeli falan
[01:55:20] filan diyaloğu toplum tarafından çok şey yapmadı
[01:55:23] ama fiilen bunun icra edilmesi gerekiyordu, çünkü
[01:55:27] konuşmaması gerekiyordu, konuşursa dediğim gibi
[01:55:30] bu kumpasın bir fetö kumpası yani bir cemaat kumpası
[01:55:33] olduğunu dair bir cümlesi. "çok etki yaratacağını biliyorlardı, bu neye
[01:55:37] gel ki sonra da birkaç ay sonra 7 Şubat tabii işte oraya geleceğim, hemen
[01:55:41] çünkü Fetö o süreçte zaten 2009'da
[01:55:44] cumhurbaşkanı Erdoğan'ın one
[01:55:47] minute çıkışından sonra 2010'la beraber zaten
[01:55:50] iktidara karşı bir mücadele şeyi
[01:55:53] gütmüştü, 2011 yılında bizim tutuklanmamızı
[01:55:56] bakın Gölge CIA diye tarif edilen bir yapı
[01:56:00] vardır Stratford, bu Stratford belgelerinde
[01:56:03] biz 3 Mart'ta göz'. alıp 6 Mart'ta tutuklandıktan sonra
[01:56:06] o Fetö'nün paçavrası olan gazetede bir haber
[01:56:10] yayınlandı. Stratword belgelerinde benim ve Ahmet
[01:56:13] Şık'ın tutuklanmasının cemaatin iktidara karşı
[01:56:16] bir kumpası olduğunu, çünkü yaklaşan
[01:56:20] seçimlerde 100 milletvekili istediği,
[01:56:23] AK Parti'nin bunu vermediği için de eee hükümeti sıkıştırmak
[01:56:26] amacıyla bizi tutukla tutuklama tutukladığı
[01:56:29] yazıyordu. Stratford belgelemen yani Gölgesi raporundan söylüyorum
[01:56:33] size. Şimdi. diğer amacı ne?
[01:56:37] yine milli bakın o süreç yani şeyin
[01:56:40] Fetö'nün 2010 özellikle ondan sonra
[01:56:44] iktidarla mücadeleye başladığı, kumpas
[01:56:47] süreçlerini başlattığı bir dönemdi. eee Milli
[01:56:50] İstihbarat Teşkilatı başkanının İsrail'in
[01:56:53] güdümüyle ve talimatıyla hedefe konduğu dönemdi Mosat
[01:56:56] Başkanı, Ehud Barak başbakan, İsrail'in Hakan
[01:57:00] Fidan'ın mit müsteşarı yapılmaması gerektiğini, İran ajanı olduğunu
[01:57:04] dair saçma sapan.
[01:57:13] tutuklanmasıyla örüldü, öldürülmesinden 2 2,5 ay
[01:57:17] sonra da 7 Şubat mit müsteşarı tutuklanma girişimi,
[01:57:21] arkasından 17-25 aralık, arkasından midterırların durdurulması yani
[01:57:24] o kumpas sürecinin devam etmesi, bunun
[01:57:28] iktidarı devirmeye yönelik bir darbe girişimine, hukuk ve
[01:57:31] yargı darbesinden sonra fiili darbe girişimine doğru. Şimdi
[01:57:43] eee son yani dediğim gibi eğer o süreçte kesilseydi bakın
[01:57:47] arkasından ocak ayında 2012'nin ocağında mesela
[01:57:50] şeyi İlker Başbu tutuklayamazlardı internet
[01:57:53] andıcından tedricen iler tabii hep hep
[01:57:57] kademe kademe ilerlettiler şimdi bu konuyla ilgili son sözü
[01:58:00] sayın Acun'a vereceğim sonra konuyu değiştireceğim ama
[01:58:03] öncesinde yani. muaset olsun diye değil,
[01:58:06] içimden geldiği ve bunu gerçekten yürekten paylaşmak
[01:58:09] istiyorum, bu vesileyle de olsa Kaşif
[01:58:13] Kozinoğlu'nu daha yakından tanıma fırsatı elde ettik, keşke böyle
[01:58:16] olmasaydı, sayın Kozinoğlu'nu geri getirmek mümkün
[01:58:19] değil, eğer eğer ifadesini kullanmak zorundayım, hepimiz
[01:58:23] inanıyoruz katledildiğine, yani ama iddiadır, çünkü mahkeme
[01:58:26] sürecidir, eğer böyleyse, hocam inanmanız
[01:58:30] için şu yeter, tabii tabii, hayır ben hukuken söylüyorum, bu ölümün, şüpheli ölümün
[01:58:33] üzerine bu kadar. kaba ve kötü bir şekilde
[01:58:37] kapatan kim varsa faildir hocam kesinlikle ki
[01:58:40] şehittir eee şimdi kaşif ismi çok hani herkesin
[01:58:43] dikkatini çekiyor ya birileri her ne kadar Kazım Kaşifoğlu'nun çok
[01:58:47] tesadüf olduğunu söylese de Kaşif Kozinoğlu eee
[01:58:51] ismini İstiklal Harbi şehidi olan dedesinden alıyor.
[01:58:54] Kozin oğlu Kaşif Bey istiklal Harbinde şehit olmuş
[01:58:58] ki emareler onu gösteriyor ki torunu da
[01:59:01] şehit. Yani yarın öbür gün mahşer yerinde. ya
[01:59:05] elinde imkan vardı benden bahsetmedin
[01:59:08] demez, yani bir kez daha hakkını teslim edelim, Allah
[01:59:12] rahmet eylesin, kendisini analım ve bir daha da bunlar
[01:59:15] yaşanmasın inşallah diyoruz, buyurun yani muhakkak yaşanmaması için
[01:59:19] de işte eee adaletin eee gerçeklerin
[01:59:22] ortaya çıkarak adaletin sağlanması gerekiyor, şimdi
[01:59:26] şunu da belki anlamak gerekir hani Kozinoğlu
[01:59:29] dosyası üzerinden eee Fethullah Gülen'in
[01:59:33] oluşturduğu bu Fetö. yapılanması benim
[01:59:36] kanaatimle gördüğüm, yaptığım okuma ve analizler
[01:59:39] bağlamında başından beri bir istihbarat yapılanması
[01:59:42] şeklinde kendini örgütledi, yani
[01:59:45] They valued this very much. While they were trying to create
[01:59:48] a parallel structure in all state institutions
[01:59:52] to a certain extent, their main goal was always
[01:59:56] to take control of intelligence organizations.
[01:59:59] Fethullah Gülen managed his organization
[02:00:01] like the head of an intelligence organization.
[02:00:05] That's why they made great efforts
[02:00:08] to gain control of many intelligence structures in Turkey, such as
[02:00:12] police intelligence, gendarmerie intelligence, and intelligence structures
[02:00:16] in the General Staff, as well as the National Intelligence Organization.
[02:00:19] And here, of course,
[02:00:23] he was one of their targets, because he was
[02:00:26] one of the last obstacles to fully seizing power.
[02:00:30] That's why they ultimately dared to target
[02:00:34] Hakan Fidan so clearly, because Hakan Fidan was
[02:00:37] one of the biggest obstacles to them taking over MIT.
[02:00:40] That's why, perhaps, their efforts to eliminate
[02:00:44] Kozinoğlu were one of the reasons.
[02:00:47] They probably thought that he was a serious obstacle
[02:00:51] to the steps they would take regarding MIT
[02:00:54] in the medium and long term. Of course,
[02:00:57] this entire structure is not a structure that emerged on its own.
[02:01:01] There are very clear facts. With the support of the United States,
[02:01:04] it came to this point as a structure that even worked
[02:01:08] as a Turkish branch of the CIA and organized itself.
[02:01:11] This is also the truth behind Kozinoğlu's statement
[02:01:15] that Gülen's schools in Central Asia
[02:01:18] started working like CIA headquarters. That is,
[02:01:22] when designing the CIATÖ, it was not designed as an operation
[02:01:25] focused only on Turkey and directed at Turkey.
[02:01:29] It wanted to use this structure
[02:01:32] to gather power from all of Central Asia, Africa,
[02:01:36] and Arab countries that Turkey could influence.
[02:01:40] In this sense, I think this FETÖ
[02:01:44] conspiracy against Kozinoğlu should also be evaluated in this context.
[02:01:47] Thank you very much, Mr. Hocun. Now, our next topic,
[02:01:51] our second topic, is the reaction to Greece.
[02:01:55] The Ministry of National Defense strongly reacted
[02:01:58] to Greece's actions violating the demilitarized status
[02:02:02] of the island of Meyis. The Athenian administration
[02:02:05] was called to comply with international law.
[02:02:09] In the statement, Turkey's determination
[02:02:12] to protect its rights and interests was emphasized once again.
[02:02:15] We emphasize once again that these initiatives
[02:02:19] to create a de facto situation violating the demilitarized status
[02:02:22] of Meyis, which is located very close to Turkey's coasts,
[02:02:26] are incompatible with international obligations
[02:02:29] and will not be accepted by our country.
[02:02:32] We call on Greece to comply with its obligations
[02:02:35] arising from international treaties and to refrain
[02:02:39] from activities incompatible with this status
[02:02:42] on the demilitarized islands.
[02:02:45] "regulations are made
[02:03:17] in line with the mission and operational needs
[02:03:21] of our Turkish Armed Forces," says the Ministry of National
[02:03:24] Defense. First, let me get a couple of sentences
[02:03:27] from here, then we'll look at the map. I hear some unfortunate
[02:03:31] comments on television screens,
[02:03:34] like if you arm the islands that should be demilitarized,
[02:03:37] Turkey will take its brigade from such and such a place
[02:03:41] and bring it to Söke, etc. These are
[02:03:45] comparisons that "should not be made together.
[02:03:48] The islands mentioned
[02:03:51] in international agreements should be
[02:03:55] demilitarized according to international
[02:03:58] agreements. The Republic of Turkey,
[02:04:01] however, can deploy
[02:04:04] any unit it wants, anywhere it wants,
[02:04:07] for any purpose it wants, without any binding
[02:04:10] restrictions in international law.
[02:04:14] There is "no element, no circumstance
[02:04:17] that can bring this before international law.
[02:04:20] That is, when it is clear
[02:04:24] with the Treaty of Lausanne that the island of Samos
[02:04:27] should be demilitarized, I can state this.
[02:04:31] You cannot say why you brought
[02:04:34] the military unit from Hozat, Tunceli
[02:04:37] to Söke. That is, it's a comparison
[02:04:40] that doesn't fit. Sir, do we need that unit to be there
[02:04:44] in terms of military power projection? Even a small military
[02:04:48] unit or police station can do what needs to be done
[02:04:51] on the island of Samos. This is one thing, but when Greece
[02:04:55] asks me why I brought it there, I have a very clear answer:
[02:04:58] "What's it to you?" When you say "What's it to you,"
[02:05:02] they'll say, "Look, there's the Treaty of Lausanne." So, these matters
[02:05:05] should not be confused. Turkey
[02:05:09] brings it to Söke today, tomorrow
[02:05:11] you might see it brought to Edremit,
[02:05:15] the day after to the Teke Peninsula. This is a matter
[02:05:18] entirely related to Turkey's sovereignty.
[02:05:21] And the islands... Unfortunately, Turkey
[02:05:25] continues to persistently bring this up. Of course,
[02:05:27] for now, Turkey is making the necessary statements
[02:05:31] verbally, and these issues will be taken
[02:05:34] to the relevant international platforms.
[02:05:38] But the Greek Prime Minister's visit to the island of Mehis,
[02:05:40] which is 550 kilometers away from his mainland
[02:05:44] but only 2 kilometers away from Turkey,
[02:05:47] in order to consolidate his domestic politics,
[02:05:50] is understandable.
[02:05:52] Because we are not claiming that the island of Mehis is not Greek territory.
[02:05:56] But his being met by soldiers there,
[02:06:00] his being briefed by military units there,
[02:06:04] is also considered an indication that he is ready to sacrifice
[02:06:08] the people of Mehis Island in a hot
[02:06:10] conflict. Therefore, I believe
[02:06:14] that Mitsotakis's provocation there should be brought
[02:06:18] to the attention of the European agenda
[02:06:21] within the framework of international law. That is,
[02:06:25] the island of Meyis, according to the 1947
[02:06:28] Paris Peace Treaty, should be demilitarized
[02:06:32] within the status of the Dodecanese, and it should be free
[02:06:35] from military activity. And there is also this mistake,
[02:06:39] that it should be disarmed. No,
[02:06:42] being disarmed is not enough. It should be demilitarized,
[02:06:46] that is, there should be no military activity.
[02:06:49] To whom have you given this promise? First, at Lausanne,
[02:06:53] and second, with the Paris Peace Treaty,
[02:06:56] you have put this issue forward as a contract.
[02:07:00] "But despite this, if you still continue
[02:07:02] to insistently arm the Eastern Aegean Islands,
[02:07:06] the islands in front of the straits, and the Menteşe islands,
[02:07:08] and if as a result of this,
[02:07:12] you see Israel patting your back as some sort of support,
[02:07:15] then you will suffer the consequences.
[02:07:18] We said this many times before July 15, 1974.
[02:07:22] What happened on July 15, 1974? A coup named Nico Samson
[02:07:25] abolished the Republic of Cyprus with a coup.
[02:07:30] Makarios fled barefoot without even putting on his shoes.
[02:07:34] Now they say, "What is the Turkish army doing in Cyprus?"
[02:07:37] But Nico Samson didn't leave a state called Cyprus!
[02:07:41] We said it before. Despite our warnings,
[02:07:44] you sang the song "We waited, but you didn't come" on the radio.
[02:07:47] Now, patience is state patience.
[02:07:50] That is, the Turkish state's wisdom is not something that emerged yesterday.
[02:07:54] Sometimes, in some matters,
[02:07:57] we can have the mental state of a patient who has come out of intensive care.
[02:08:00] But that thousand-year-old state wisdom,
[02:08:04] even thousands of years old state wisdom, is in every fiber of it,
[02:08:07] from the person selling tomatoes and peppers in the market in Anatolia,
[02:08:11] to the highest-ranking official of the state.
[02:08:14] One has gone through informal education, grown up among the people,
[02:08:18] the other has gone through formal education. Look, this is the island of Meylis.
[02:08:22] Without cutting a single sentence, now
[02:08:25] status begets
[02:08:28] status quo. "There is no such status
[02:08:32] on any map in the world, we have accepted this,
[02:08:35] and this actually shows how peace-loving
[02:08:39] such a powerful country is.
[02:08:42] What more do you want? It won't continue this way.
[02:08:45] That is, if they act like this, you will say,
[02:08:48] "What will happen?" What I'm saying is very clear.
[02:08:52] If
[02:08:53] with someone's
[02:08:56] motivation, I won't say incitement on TRT screens,
[02:09:01] if you fire the first bullet
[02:09:03] or if you try to implement this
[02:09:07] by saying you have extended your territorial waters to 12 miles
[02:09:10] in a way that Turkey would consider a casus belli, the status will change.
[02:09:14] Now, let me say this: you say the status will change,
[02:09:18] but if you are in the wrong calculation that we have strengthened ourselves,
[02:09:21] we have been fortified, we are developing a project
[02:09:24] with Israel for 3.5 billion dollars regarding the Achilles shield,
[02:09:27] and 60 16 V
[02:09:30] version 4.5 generation has come from America,
[02:09:33] so you will not have the power to resist us,
[02:09:37] let me tell you this from here, this is my comment
[02:09:40] as Yusuf Alabardi, if you
[02:09:44] believe that you can truly defend
[02:09:48] Meyis, which is 2 kilometers away from the islands in front of the straits
[02:09:51] such as Samothrace and Lemnos, to the Eastern Aegean islands
[02:09:55] such as Lesbos, Chios, and Samos, and to the Menteşe islands
[02:09:58] from Rhodes to Meyis, 580
[02:10:01] kilometers away, and if you can defend
[02:10:04] Meyis against Turkey,
[02:10:07] then all these islands
[02:10:10] I mentioned
[02:10:13] are rightfully yours, that means you
[02:10:17] have earned them.
[02:10:19] You have earned them. But look, erase this
[02:10:22] from your minds now.
[02:10:26] There is a nice saying in English, "Those weren't your grandfather's days,"
[02:10:29] they say. It is often used to mean
[02:10:32] "This is not your grandfather's Turkey." Look, Turkey
[02:10:36] in 2026 is very different. Why different?
[02:10:39] Because Turkey as a state...
[02:10:43] What were we always talking about here? That the weapons
[02:10:46] are weapons with combat experience.
[02:10:49] Now, you are showing the 51st Commando Brigade, aren't you?
[02:10:52] Yes. in the fight against terrorism.
[02:10:55] It has a thousand martyrs.
[02:10:58] It knows conventional warfare, it knows unconventional warfare.
[02:11:01] Every single one of its members uses drones. With a unit that has
[02:11:05] perhaps the highest level of war experience in the world, and we have countless
[02:11:09] brigades like this. Even if it's an open source,
[02:11:12] let me not mention it. Now, what are you trying to do?
[02:11:15] There are sensible people in Greece who say,
[02:11:19] "Don't do it." "Don't do it."
[02:11:22] However, a Greek Deputy Minister
[02:11:25] made a statement two days ago, "This is my duty,
[02:11:29] my responsibility." He says, "Our defense industry
[02:11:32] expenditures," says the Greek Deputy Minister,
[02:11:36] "we paid for our defense industry expenditures
[02:11:38] with the euros left by Turkish tourists." Now, the island of Samos
[02:11:55] is also like this. It's an island located
[02:11:58] right across from Kuşadası, below the Izmir Gulf,
[02:12:01] and it's quite close to Turkish territorial waters,
[02:12:05] or rather, to the Turkish mainland. So, Turkey
[02:12:08] felt such a necessity. It brought
[02:12:15] a very experienced unit like this here.
[02:12:19] Shifting units, making deployments, for a state
[02:12:22] like the Republic of Turkey, which has been fighting
[02:12:26] large-scale battles in this geography for 40 years,
[02:12:29] in Syria, Iraq, Azerbaijan, Libya,
[02:12:33] Somalia, and many other places I cannot count.
[02:12:36] easy. These jobs are not like lying down for a siesta
[02:12:39] at 2 PM. This is our job,
[02:12:43] says Pasha vondergolch, he calls it "millet-i Müsellaha",
[02:12:46] meaning armed nation, which means these issues need to be handled
[02:12:50] in a way that doesn't create panic among the public,
[02:12:53] because we are heading somewhere with Greece
[02:12:57] full steam ahead, with Israel also getting involved.
[02:13:00] Even if Greece doesn't want it, systems with software control
[02:13:04] in Israel could push Greece
[02:13:07] into a conflict with Turkey. Greece might say,
[02:13:10] "I swear I didn't shoot, I swear I didn't shoot," right?
[02:13:14] Isn't the software in Tel Aviv? These are important. They need to be
[02:13:18] very careful with this issue. That is, when
[02:13:21] horses and elephants fight, the foals and saplings
[02:13:25] get caught in the middle. In this regard,
[02:13:28] the Greek Cypriot administration might be caught in the middle, my dear
[02:13:31] Fatih. For example, they brought the Barak air defense system there.
[02:13:35] These are within the range of my artillery fire,
[02:13:38] which is not affected by conventional stone-throwing or electronic warfare.
[02:13:42] Yes, I mean, you brought it and put it in Paphos,
[02:13:45] but you are so fragile that you can be neutralized
[02:13:48] by a single artillery shell from the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.
[02:13:51] What will happen? The people living in the Greek Cypriot
[02:13:55] administration will suffer. Understand this. We have been saying this for years.
[02:13:59] We told Makarios, we told him, we told them not to change it.
[02:14:03] So, Greece
[02:14:06] will either act wisely and cooperate with Turkey,
[02:14:10] or if the status quo changes in the end, it shouldn't think
[02:14:13] that for example, during the
[02:14:16] Ottoman-Greek War of 1897, even though the Turks
[02:14:20] achieved significant successes, the territories were
[02:14:22] returned to Greece. For example, before the
[02:14:26] Balkan War of 1912 started. "The West was so sure of
[02:14:29] the Ottoman victory that they said, 'No matter what anyone does,
[02:14:33] know that we will not change
[02:14:36] the current borders.' When we suffered a great defeat
[02:14:39] in the Balkan War of 1912, Europe did not keep its word.
[02:14:42] But now the conditions are different. If there is a
[02:14:46] change in the status quo here, this issue
[02:14:50] will not be resolved by Europe getting involved,
[02:14:53] because there are no Lord Byrons left in Europe to deal with itself.
[02:14:56] Europe is now quite problematic."
[02:14:59] Thank you very much, Mr. Alabarda. This broad commentary
[02:15:03] has truly been a reference for us. So, President
[02:15:06] Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Mr. Şener, when they directly
[02:15:10] asked in a press conference,
[02:15:14] I don't think there's any harm in reminding them,
[02:15:17] you were saying, "We can come suddenly one night."
[02:15:21] When they asked what you meant, the President explained it
[02:15:25] very nicely, very concisely. When Mr. Alabarda mentioned
[02:15:29] siesta, nightmares might not only be seen
[02:15:32] at night, right? Yes. So, President Erdoğan's
[02:15:36] statement, "We can hear our voice if we call from the eyebrow,"
[02:15:39] I think needs to be understood well.
[02:15:42] kabuslar sadece gece görülmeyebilir, değil mi? Evet. Yani Cumhurbaşkanı
[02:15:46] Erdoğan'ın eee kaştan seslensek sesimizi
[02:15:50] duyabileceğimiz mesafede demesine bence e iyi
[02:15:53] anlamak lazım.