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[00:00:01] Byron. We are facing a very problematic Europe.
[00:00:04] Thank you very much,
[00:00:08] Mr. Alibarda. This broad commentary is truly a
[00:00:12] reference for us. So, President
[00:00:14] Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Mr. Şener,
[00:00:17] um,
[00:00:19] I don't think there's any harm in reminding them because they asked
[00:00:23] directly in a press conference. You said, "We can come suddenly
[00:00:26] one night." What do you mean?
[00:00:30] When they asked, the President explained it very well and very concisely.
[00:00:33] When Mr. Alabarda mentioned Siesta,
[00:00:37] nightmares might not only be seen at night, right? Yes. So, President
[00:00:40] Erdoğan's "if we call out, you can
[00:00:44] hear us" statement
[00:00:47] I think,
[00:00:50] Taxis.
[00:00:53] I think it was an insufficient answer he gave to the Parliament
[00:00:56] during that visit. But Turkey
[00:01:00] um, um,
[00:01:03] especially with Israel's involvement, is very
[00:01:07] well aware that it is being surrounded by the Greek Cypriot
[00:01:10] administration and Greece being used as a trigger. Foreign Minister Hakan
[00:01:14] Fidan also states this very clearly, and the President, by speaking
[00:01:18] briefly and to the point, gives the signal.
[00:01:22] "We can come suddenly one night" was an explanation
[00:01:26] regarding the terrorist organization. But now, the phrase "if
[00:01:29] you want, you can hear our voice"
[00:01:32] is the translation of "I'm there if I reach out."
[00:01:36] Against this, there are some
[00:01:38] attempts by Israel to provoke, a manifestation
[00:01:42] of something. These have always been questions from the Mehter. Does it
[00:01:46] have anything to do with the Mehter? It might be about courage. I'm referring
[00:01:49] to the Mehter in the Külliye.
[00:01:52] But its tuning was off, it came swaying. So, when you hear the Mehter,
[00:01:55] when you hear the drums,
[00:01:58] it sways.
[00:02:00] What is this? Now he feels that fear inside.
[00:02:04] But of course, um,
[00:02:07] what Yusuf said, that
[00:02:10] the Greek Deputy Minister said
[00:02:13] that they are financing the defense of the islands
[00:02:17] with the money they get from Turkish tourists. Indeed, here I would
[00:02:20] have asked you that, but I've criticized this many
[00:02:24] times before you even asked. But it's really important. Of course, I've criticized it
[00:02:27] many times, many, many times. Um,
[00:02:30] and well, let's attribute this
[00:02:34] to our communication
[00:02:36] shortcomings to some extent,
[00:02:39] but let's also attribute it to the weakening
[00:02:42] of our historical consciousness.
[00:02:46] Because the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on the other hand,
[00:02:48] started sharing photographs of the massacres
[00:02:52] committed by Greece in Anatolia
[00:02:55] during its withdrawal from the occupation of Anatolia.
[00:02:58] These didn't exist before. Now, this stems
[00:03:01] from the fact that Greece
[00:03:03] even in its national anthem,
[00:03:06] freely uses expressions insulting
[00:03:09] Turks. We, on the other
[00:03:12] hand, with a mission of peace,
[00:03:15] a peace dove, do not
[00:03:18] see such things in
[00:03:21] our books. We are trying to conduct business
[00:03:24] through friendship. Our biggest weakness would be this.
[00:03:28] Know your friend, but don't
[00:03:30] forget your enemy. Look, that guy occupies
[00:03:34] Anatolia, and also
[00:03:37] victimizes hundreds of thousands of our people. There
[00:03:41] are things that were documented by the reports of the
[00:03:44] British occupation forces at that time. There is
[00:03:48] the oppression they committed in Anatolia, the oppression
[00:03:52] against our people, harassment, and rape. I should tell the War of
[00:03:55] Independence not only through my victories, but through
[00:03:58] what I experienced.
[00:04:00] I should choose my enemy accordingly, not only my external enemy,
[00:04:04] but also my internal enemy. Just as there were those
[00:04:07] who revolted in cooperation with enemy forces
[00:04:10] during the War of Independence, I should not forget
[00:04:14] what happened after the War of Independence.
[00:04:17] I try to explain to young people
[00:04:21] where the Armenian terrorist organization came from, where
[00:04:24] the PKK terrorist organization came from, as if it is detached from history. No,
[00:04:28] we have experienced these historically. "Today, these are being
[00:04:31] presented to us. Turkey is now effectively fighting
[00:04:35] against this, but it is clear that there is a structure
[00:04:39] around us, mainly Israel-focused, that aims
[00:04:42] to repeat similar history. What should Turkey do now? Turkey
[00:04:46] one, I have always been saying this from the beginning.
[00:04:49] Turkey should reconsider the visa-free travel
[00:04:52] issue for those who go there to kiss
[00:04:56] their parents' hands, to have cheap calamari
[00:04:59] and chat in the Greek Islands. You won't believe
[00:05:02] it, but that plate is 5 euros. They share
[00:05:06] this. If they did this, I would understand.
[00:05:09] For example, from Athens to
[00:05:22] the temple. If you eat cheap fried zucchini every day, it's meaningful
[00:05:25] for your pocket. What happened when you ate fried zucchini
[00:05:29] once? Here it's 7 euros. You're eating
[00:05:32] some crappy fish fried in oil that's put in front of you, while
[00:05:36] there's grilled fish here. Moreover, Greece
[00:05:39] apparently buys that fish from Turkey because it's not enough there.
[00:05:42] People share things about it, and they see
[00:05:46] it as a status individually. But nationally,
[00:05:50] man, he's making fun of us. He's saying
[00:05:53] you pay for it, and I buy the bullets
[00:05:57] that will kill you. Unfortunately, this must also become
[00:06:00] a state policy. So, not just President Erdoğan's "you can
[00:06:04] hear our voice" line, but being
[00:06:07] able to say, "We had an agreement with you, we thought it would benefit
[00:06:11] you, but this is working against us, I'm canceling it."
[00:06:15] Two, I always say, there are foreign
[00:06:18] temporary refugees. You'll open it.
[00:06:21] Let's see how these guys will play tough. Let them
[00:06:25] fight them first. They haven't even seen the Turkish power.
[00:06:28] So, they can see what an "efe" is in Söke
[00:06:32] in Aydın, the land of efes. Of course, um,
[00:06:36] Turkey intervened in Cyprus
[00:06:40] at the last minute because
[00:06:43] the conjuncture and international conditions
[00:06:45] did not allow it, but it resulted in victory. I think
[00:06:48] this is about the rights
[00:06:51] of the islands
[00:06:54] that should not have weapons in military status.
[00:06:58] It should explain this very effectively in international
[00:07:01] courts to the countries that are parties to this agreement,
[00:07:05] and also to the public as a historical consciousness. And it should
[00:07:08] demonstrate very clearly what kind
[00:07:11] of force it will use, that is, what Erdoğan
[00:07:15] means by "you will hear our voice."
[00:07:18] Otherwise, these harassments will continue
[00:07:22] through Southern Cyprus, through the islands
[00:07:26] in the Mediterranean, through Greece. This will happen
[00:07:29] constantly. I think this needs to be prevented. Thank you very much.
[00:07:33] Now, with all this, Mr. Alabar
[00:07:37] said that this issue is heating up
[00:07:40] due to the Israeli factor, or rather, in essence.
[00:07:44] I'm adding that and asking, of course,
[00:07:48] the main dominant power
[00:07:51] here is Israel. Greece is in a more passive
[00:07:55] position, being manipulated by Israel. And this passivity
[00:07:58] does not bother Greece at all. Well,
[00:08:01] they are going through an indoctrination process from a state
[00:08:05] and people who have serious traumas towards Turkey.
[00:08:09] Now, a people who have been ruled by an Ottoman
[00:08:13] governor for 400 years. But when the Ottoman Empire
[00:08:17] weakened, when it entered into very big wars
[00:08:20] with global imperial powers, we are talking about a Turkey
[00:08:24] that was betrayed during a fragile period and attacked
[00:08:27] by the Greeks, and had to wage the War of Independence.
[00:08:30] There are also Cyprus traumas. So, they cannot
[00:08:33] digest the fact that Northern Cyprus
[00:08:36] was liberated by Turkey and that the Turkish Cypriot
[00:08:39] people are ruling there. Again, they have serious
[00:08:42] claims regarding the Aegean Sea. They are not trying
[00:08:45] to meet at a common point due to the effect
[00:08:49] of these past traumas. This is very clear. If Turkey accepted the 12 miles they are trying
[00:08:52] to impose on Turkey, they are trying to turn
[00:08:56] Turkey into a country that cannot get out of the Aegean Sea,
[00:08:59] which is completely restricted by seas, and cannot get out to the Eastern
[00:09:03] Mediterranean. Of course, in Europe or sometimes
[00:09:06] during periods when our relationship with the United States
[00:09:10] was bad, the Greeks were always instrumentalized
[00:09:13] against Turkey in this context, even voluntarily instrumentalized
[00:09:16] themselves. Unfortunately, sometimes, as you know,
[00:09:19] the French use the Greeks a lot when their relationship
[00:09:23] with Turkey is bad. Now Israel is pursuing a similar policy.
[00:09:27] From the moment it sees Turkey as a strategic threat,
[00:09:30] it tries to form a coalition around Turkey, because Israel
[00:09:33] is aware that it cannot fight Turkey with its own
[00:09:36] strength alone. It cannot rely on the United States
[00:09:40] as much as it used to. It thinks it needs local partners.
[00:09:44] If you remember, after the Arab Spring,
[00:09:48] when its relationship with Arab countries and Gulf
[00:09:51] countries was bad in the context of its support for Turkey's
[00:09:55] democratization process, Israel was trying to use the United
[00:09:58] Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Greece, and the Greek
[00:10:02] Cypriot administration against Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean.
[00:10:06] But Turkey managed to break this coalition with a correct
[00:10:09] strategy. It already drew Saudi Arabia to its side,
[00:10:13] and these countries became the main components of the Mecca
[00:10:17] Alliance. It normalized its relations with Egypt.
[00:10:20] These all mean a loss for Israel. We have a better relationship
[00:10:23] with the United States than before.
[00:10:27] Israel is trying to respond to this. It's making a move
[00:10:30] through Somaliland, but its main move is
[00:10:33] through the Greek Cypriot administration and Greece.
[00:10:37] Also, we should not forget that Israel does not
[00:10:41] have strategic depth. The land area it controls
[00:10:44] is very narrow. So, when it enters a military
[00:10:48] conflict against Turkey, it's very difficult for it to
[00:10:51] defend itself militarily because it lacks strategic depth.
[00:10:54] Turkey's capabilities and capacities are not Iran's, of course.
[00:10:58] They are aware of that. They are facing a very
[00:11:02] strong deterrent army. And Turkey's strategic depth
[00:11:05] covers the entire Eastern Mediterranean via Cyprus.
[00:11:09] Currently, there is a Turkish threat extending to the Israeli
[00:11:12] border via Syria. To respond to this,
[00:11:16] it first engaged in serious military engagement with
[00:11:20] the Greek Cypriot administration. It installed various electronic
[00:11:23] warfare systems and
[00:11:25] radars there. Now, it's trying to make a similar move
[00:11:28] with Greece. From a military perspective, I think it
[00:11:32] has this idea: in a possible bad scenario,
[00:11:35] if a conflict arises, if Turkey and Israel
[00:11:39] directly engage militarily over Syria or the Eastern
[00:11:42] Mediterranean, if a conflict occurs, it would assess
[00:11:45] the radars in the Greek Cypriot administration and Greece
[00:11:49] as advanced radar and advanced base areas, assuming
[00:11:52] that Turkey would not directly attack a European Union
[00:12:38] member, thereby creating an area for itself.
[00:12:41] However, the professor stated that if Turkey
[00:12:45] faces a situation that threatens its national security,
[00:12:49] it can neutralize those advanced base areas, electronic
[00:12:53] warfare systems, radars, and air defense systems
[00:12:56] even with an artillery strike. But still,
[00:13:00] I understand what Israel is trying to do.
[00:13:04] If it really aims to go to war with Turkey
[00:13:07] driven by Turkophobia, traumas from the past, and the awareness that
[00:13:11] it is getting weaker against Turkey. So, Greece
[00:13:15] has such a handicap: the main target
[00:13:18] is always Turkey, but while Turkey is getting
[00:13:22] stronger, it is stagnant, even seriously regressing.
[00:13:26] When you look at its democracy, its military deterrence,
[00:13:29] its economic scale, it feels the need
[00:13:33] to let itself be used passively by powers like Israel.
[00:13:36] Thank you very much, Mr. Acun. Now, our third topic
[00:13:39] is the reaction to the Mecca
[00:13:42] attack. Sir, a reaction
[00:13:45] came from Ankara to the Houthi drone
[00:13:48] attack targeting Mecca. First, I will share
[00:13:51] the reactions. The Ministry of Foreign
[00:13:55] Affairs stated, "We strongly condemn
[00:13:59] the drone attack targeting the city of Mecca.
[00:14:01] We reaffirm our support for
[00:14:05] Saudi Arabia's sovereignty, territorial integrity,
[00:14:08] and security." AK Party spokesperson Ömer Çelik:
[00:14:12] "Disrespecting Mecca means disrespecting
[00:14:15] all Muslims. We condemn
[00:14:18] the drone attack attempt targeting
[00:14:22] Mecca." The Ministry of National Defense says: The Ministry
[00:14:26] of National Defense condemns the actions carried out by the Houthis
[00:14:30] with the drone
[00:14:32] attack targeting Saudi Arabia.
[00:14:35] We state that such attempts
[00:14:39] that threaten regional stability must be ended
[00:14:42] immediately. The Ministry of National Defense
[00:14:46] said this. Meanwhile, let us also state
[00:14:49] that our Chief of General Staff
[00:14:53] has been in regular contact
[00:14:55] with the Saudi Arabian Chief of General Staff. This has
[00:14:57] been going on for a few days. Yes, I have some things
[00:15:01] to add here, if I may. Of course, please. Now, you will remember
[00:15:05] that an Israeli military formation
[00:15:07] emerged in a remote area within Iraq,
[00:15:11] which is a no-fly zone, a no-caravan
[00:15:14] zone, in the middle of Iraq, Syria,
[00:15:17] and Saudi Arabia to the south, which they call
[00:15:20] the Necef Desert. Iraqi soldiers sent to
[00:15:24] this area were also neutralized by Israeli attacks.
[00:15:28] Although not much official statement
[00:15:31] was made on this issue, we know that Iraqi newspapers
[00:15:35] wrote about this for days back then. I mean,
[00:15:39] the missiles sent towards Turkey via
[00:15:42] Iran do not necessarily have to be Iranian missiles.
[00:15:45] We had brought up the possibility that such an
[00:15:48] attack could have been carried out from those
[00:15:52] deserts with the aim of a false flag operation.
[00:15:55] Now, I believe that for the Shiites
[00:15:58] in Yemen, or the Sunnis
[00:16:02] in Turkey, or from Iran's
[00:16:05] perspective... There is no doubt that
[00:16:09] it is a holy land. Despite this,
[00:16:12] we know that even the Black Stone was taken
[00:16:16] in the 900s, and blood was shed in the Kaaba
[00:16:20] through Iranian pilgrims in recent times (I'm talking
[00:16:23] about the 70s). Therefore, for us,
[00:16:26] Masjid al-Haram is a holy place for
[00:16:29] all Muslims. And when I see a Siha
[00:16:32] above such a place, I would certainly
[00:16:36] always put the possibility of the Houthis having
[00:16:40] done this first. But let's also consider
[00:16:43] the possibility that such an issue
[00:16:46] was orchestrated by Israel. I'm not saying
[00:16:49] it was done by Israel, but by a mechanism
[00:16:52] orchestrated by Israel. Why? You kill 4
[00:16:55] or 5 birds with one stone.
[00:16:59] Now, CNN International, in a report it made
[00:17:02] on this issue, said this: it said that the
[00:17:06] equipment lost by the United States,
[00:17:09] among others, is much more
[00:17:12] than what is stated. Immediately
[00:17:15] after that, another statement came.
[00:17:19] A military meeting covering all countries
[00:17:21] like Israel, Saudi Arabia, United Arab
[00:17:25] Emirates, Qatar, and Egypt was held
[00:17:28] at the Ramstein NATO base in Germany,
[00:17:32] where Americans were also heavily present,
[00:17:35] with nearly 50,000 soldiers at one time, a base
[00:17:39] I myself visited. When? Just two days
[00:17:43] ago. The meeting was chaired by American CENTCOM
[00:17:45] Central Forces Commander Cooper. At this meeting,
[00:17:49] it is rumored that Israel made a proposal
[00:17:52] to Saudi Arabia regarding intelligence
[00:17:55] sharing to prevent Houthi attacks
[00:17:58] against Saudi Arabia. It is said that there was a proposal.
[00:18:02] Now, this means that there is a saying,
[00:18:05] "A pinwheel is sold on a holiday," no error
[00:18:09] in the simile. Now, Israel has created conditions
[00:18:12] where it's the perfect time to sell pinwheels.
[00:18:16] There's something called the Abraham Accords,
[00:18:19] the Abraham Agreements, and on the other
[00:18:22] side, there's the Mecca Defense Alliance. Due
[00:18:26] to the genocide in Gaza, due to the attacks
[00:18:30] on Qatar, Saudi Arabia put some distance
[00:18:34] between itself and Israel. There is great discomfort
[00:18:37] in Israel because of this distance. Why
[00:18:41] is there? Because of the issue that
[00:18:44] Professor Can mentioned. Israel wants to break
[00:18:48] its loneliness. With whom does it want to break
[00:18:51] it? Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates are not enough. Saudi
[00:18:55] Arabia is an important country from the perspective
[00:18:58] of the world, from the perspective of
[00:19:02] world Muslims, as it encompasses the two holy mosques,
[00:19:05] Medina and Mecca.
[00:19:07] Now, its turning towards the Abraham Accords
[00:19:11] would be like a kiss of life for Netanyahu
[00:19:14] before the elections. That's why he says, "Since
[00:19:18] there's a holiday, it's time to sell pinwheels.
[00:19:21] Are you bothered by the Houthis? Forget about
[00:19:24] the Mecca Defense Alliance, brother, come
[00:19:28] to me, I'll share strategic intelligence with
[00:19:32] you, and you can wage an important
[00:19:35] fight using your air force and so on." But
[00:19:39] we should not forget, why can even simple
[00:19:43] kamikaze drones fired by the Houthis reach Mecca?
[00:19:46] Why doesn't a country with a 75
[00:19:50] billion dollar defense budget, a country that buys
[00:19:54] unlimited weapons from the United States, not have
[00:19:57] interceptor munitions? Do you know why it doesn't?
[00:20:00] So that Israel can be defended. The United
[00:20:04] States depleted almost all of Saudi Arabia's
[00:20:07] air defense munitions. All of it was depleted.
[00:20:11] They brought rented Patriots from the Greeks. There's some
[00:20:14] information here. Look, but you got it right.
[00:20:17] The United States has a potential
[00:20:21] sale of 48 F-35 fighter jets to Saudi
[00:20:25] Arabia worth 24.3 billion dollars.
[00:20:28] Come on, man, F-35s and all that. The F-35
[00:20:31] has its lobbyists, its spokespeople on screens.
[00:20:35] Let them answer. You're saying F-35s are useless,
[00:20:44] of course. Well, do F-35s solve all problems?
[00:20:48] Tehran is there, man, go and solve your problems.
[00:20:52] Go and bomb and overthrow the regime.
[00:20:55] That's great, of course. Tehran is there, just
[00:20:59] sitting there. F-35s are flying, F-35s
[00:21:03] are landing. Man, America and Israel
[00:21:06] have plenty of them. Go, Tehran is waiting.
[00:21:10] Iran neutralized much more than the stated
[00:21:13] number of ballistic missiles. American CBS television
[00:21:16] says this. Including F-15 aircraft. What
[00:21:20] happened? You had F-35s that you said hunted
[00:21:23] them down like partridges from the sky. Didn't
[00:21:26] they hunt down Iran's ballistic missiles?
[00:21:30] This war has taught everyone lessons, lessons
[00:21:34] that guide those who want to learn, those who want to be useful
[00:21:37] to their country. Otherwise, if it provides
[00:21:41] arguments to criticize the government on an
[00:21:44] issue, it has no meaning. I will summarize.
[00:21:48] If Israel convinces Saudi Arabia with
[00:21:52] intelligence sharing and some other issues,
[00:21:55] and draws it to its side in the
[00:21:58] Abraham Accords, this will be Netanyahu's gain.
[00:22:02] The Mecca Defense Alliance will then face a very
[00:22:06] important state test. Of course, a word about
[00:22:09] the Mecca Defense Alliance. Friends, an alliance
[00:22:13] relationship is not something that happens
[00:22:16] in 4 weeks. I mean, it was signed
[00:23:20] 3-4 weeks ago. What happened to your
[00:23:23] Mecca Defense Alliance?
[00:23:25] Well, it's not mine,
[00:23:28] it's not yours, right? It's not mine,
[00:23:31] No, why? Well, let the country
[00:23:35] be lost if necessary, as long as water
[00:23:38] is carried to his anti-government argument.
[00:23:41] Now, look, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia,
[00:23:44] Turkey, three armies, all three have completely
[00:23:48] different defense doctrines. One is NATO doctrine,
[00:23:52] Pakistan has its own doctrine, Saudi Arabia.
[00:23:54] All three have different weapon systems.
[00:23:58] Pakistan uses Chinese-made aircraft, the Republic
[00:24:01] of Turkey uses Pserisi aircraft.
[00:24:05] All three of them
[00:24:09] have their own. he said we could come,
[00:24:12] he publishes this almost every day.
[00:24:16] Please, perhaps Israel, Israel
[00:24:33] seems to have set up the scheme.
[00:24:36] Alabar summarized it very well,
[00:24:40] that is, the picture, because
[00:24:43] outwardly, they want us to believe that
[00:24:47] the Houthis did this, and that Mecca
[00:24:51] has been made a target
[00:24:54] systematically. There are those who provoke this. Of course,
[00:24:58] who could be the one who tries to make
[00:25:01] Saudi Arabia accept the idea that
[00:25:05] the Mecca Agreement will not provide them
[00:25:09] with anything? At this very moment, during
[00:25:12] the election process, no one else comes to mind
[00:25:16] but Israel. But again, what is important
[00:25:20] here is the magnitude of Turkey's reaction to this incident.
[00:25:24] I mean, the Mecca Agreement should
[00:25:27] be taken seriously. The Saudi Arabian
[00:25:31] prince, I don't know, is not
[00:25:34] someone very far from Israel.
[00:25:37] He's not
[00:25:40] Turkey, of course, or Saudi Arabia,
[00:25:43] or President Erdoğan. He's the crown
[00:25:47] prince there. Because when the genocide
[00:25:51] in Gaza started, an opportunity, we are looking for" was his
[00:25:54] sentence. Now, therefore, yes, an agreement has been signed.
[00:25:58] Turkey is bound by its terms. Pakistan
[00:26:02] is bound, but what Saudi Arabia will do is unknown,
[00:26:05] because in such cases, for example, why was there no
[00:26:09] intelligence before
[00:26:11] the Houthi attack, or is there something else behind it? Nothing
[00:26:15] that happens in this region truly,
[00:26:18] you say, touches a raw nerve and looks very
[00:26:21] much like a false flag operation. Look, everyone is
[00:26:25] sensitive to these things. In this process, consider that Trump,
[00:26:28] from the very beginning, 12
[00:26:32] American soldiers were killed in Syria. Three
[00:26:35] of them were killed exactly after the Sharah administration
[00:26:38] came, by someone allegedly from ISIS, who also
[00:26:42] had a photo with Sharah. Even Trump saw that this was an
[00:26:46] intelligence game and
[00:26:48] dismissed it, saying that Sharah
[00:26:52] was fighting ISIS and was not responsible. Again, for example,
[00:26:56] to return. regarding
[00:27:00] Israel's stance. The attack on the airport, what was
[00:27:04] its real purpose? It is seen as a message given to Trump through
[00:27:07] Turkey. So, here we need to pay attention to
[00:27:11] Israel's attitude and actions. But the main responsibility
[00:27:15] here is to investigate the background of this incident
[00:27:19] and, with both Turkish intelligence
[00:27:22] and other allies, determine whether
[00:27:25] Israel is behind it and decide accordingly. Otherwise, we might see
[00:27:29] Saudi Arabia once again being a puppet in Israel's hands.
[00:27:33] The picture drawn by Alabardan, I think, summarizes the situation
[00:27:37] very clearly. Thank you very much. We thank
[00:27:40] journalist Nedim Şener for participating in our
[00:27:43] program.
[00:27:46] We will discuss the part up to here with Mr. Acun.
[00:27:50] At the same time, his dominance in the field is very good. I want
[00:27:53] to talk to you about what these cities are,
[00:27:56] what they are not.
[00:27:58] Please.
[00:28:02] "Let's present it as we speak. Saudi Arabia
[00:28:06] had a daily oil output of 20 million barrels
[00:28:10] from the Strait of Hormuz in peacetime. In the current situation,
[00:28:13] by activating the Yanbu pipeline,
[00:28:15] it was still producing a total of about 7 million
[00:28:19] barrels of oil, closing a significant gap. Now that this has been reduced
[00:28:23] to zero, a major crisis has emerged.
[00:28:27] I mentioned this to illustrate the figures. Yes,
[00:28:30] of course, there is a serious energy crisis here." And the conflicts
[00:28:34] are exacerbating it. The main issue here was
[00:28:37] the struggle for dominance in Yemen. Saudi Arabia here
[00:28:41] supported the legitimate government forces in Yemen,
[00:28:45] while the Houthis mostly controlled
[00:28:48] the Bab al-Mandeb and the northern
[00:28:51] line. And in the recent
[00:28:55] period, they especially started to impose a serious
[00:28:58] blockade. The Houthis had said that if the blockade
[00:29:01] continued, they would target Saudi Arabia,
[00:29:04] and ultimately, the conflicts
[00:29:07] began. Here, of course, the Houthis have
[00:29:10] a significant asymmetric power advantage. That is, the Houthis are applying
[00:29:14] a similar form of Iran's model
[00:29:17] against America against Saudi Arabia.
[00:29:20] We have already seen that the legitimate government forces on the ground are very weak.
[00:29:24] Here, of course, the United Arab Emirates also has a role, and that should be stated.
[00:29:28] About a year ago, in Yemen, the
[00:29:32] legitimate forces were divided into two. There were clashes
[00:29:35] between the forces supported by Saudi Arabia and the forces
[00:29:38] supported by the Emirates. The United Arab Emirates tried to ensure
[00:29:42] that their own forces controlled the entire country.
[00:29:46] The Saudis objected to this and when they said they would intervene,
[00:29:49] the United Arab Emirates had to withdraw from there. Now,
[00:29:53] when the Houthis took action, especially concerning
[00:29:56] Bab al-Mandeb, there were still soldiers
[00:29:59] in the coastal areas of the Red Sea
[00:30:02] working with the Emirates, and we saw them suddenly evacuate that area.
[00:30:06] A game was played here, and the Houthis took control of this area without much
[00:30:09] fighting. Saudi Arabia started air bombardments,
[00:30:12] and in response, the Houthis used both ballistic
[00:30:16] missiles and kamikaze drones to hit
[00:30:19] the Saudis' airbases, especially in nearby areas,
[00:30:23] and the energy facilities belonging to Aramco
[00:30:26] in the region, and the Yanbu pipeline. Why is Yanbu important,
[00:30:30] Professor Yusuf? He just stated that it's east-west.
[00:30:35] It's a pipeline through which it can export its own oil,
[00:30:38] thought to be between 5 and 7 million, changing from time to time.
[00:30:42] From here, if necessary, it used to export via Suez, and if necessary,
[00:30:46] via Bab el-Mandeb. But now that the Houthis have firmly secured
[00:30:50] control of Bab el-Mandeb, and they've also seized control of some
[00:30:53] critical islands, they have cut that line and declared
[00:30:56] a full-scale blockade on Saudi Arabia.
[00:30:59] That is, they interfere with other countries' ships,
[00:31:03] but they cut off Saudi Arabia's energy exports. Some
[00:31:06] large tankers, however, cannot use the Suez Canal; they are very
[00:31:09] large tankers. That's why the Saudis created
[00:31:11] some oil fields in Suez, Egypt, and continue
[00:31:15] their exports through a transport
[00:31:18] system from there. But with the Yanbu pipeline
[00:31:21] also cut, they hit the pump stations here. We know
[00:31:25] about 7 pumps were hit. And this oil cannot
[00:31:28] be transported here right now, and we know that Europe,
[00:31:32] especially, is experiencing serious problems with access to crude oil
[00:31:35] in refineries. This is causing a serious refinery crisis and
[00:31:39] product crisis. And on the one hand, of course,
[00:31:42] in Hormuz, no agreement could be reached.
[00:31:45] Iran and the Revolutionary Guards occasionally hit
[00:31:49] ships trying to pass through the Omani line. However, since
[00:31:53] America applies a counter-blockade, Iran cannot export
[00:31:56] from there. Therefore, there is a very serious energy crisis in the world right now.
[00:31:59] Now, dear viewers, you explain it well, I interrupted
[00:32:03] to add more. We might
[00:32:06] not understand this right away. Will the huge
[00:32:10] world be affected by such a small
[00:32:13] spot? Look, yes. "Now
[00:32:16] here, 15% of world
[00:32:18] trade, you can't even see the color, it's that narrow,
[00:32:22] a few kilometers.
[00:32:26] And there are small islands there, and you can cut off all ship traffic. Yes, look,
[00:32:30] because the guy controls this area,
[00:32:34] he controls one of the most important routes in the world, and it's much
[00:32:37] closer than Hormuz. So, if the Houthi
[00:32:41] militants wanted to, they could use shoulder-fired RPGs."
[00:32:50] it's a very important geographical area, and it also possesses asymmetric
[00:32:54] power elements. Air bombardment is not very
[00:32:57] effective, so Saudi Arabia is in a tight spot. Now, something needs to be said
[00:33:01] about this Mecca issue. Saudi Arabia claimed that there were kamikaze drone
[00:33:04] attacks targeting both Medina and Mecca. They said
[00:33:08] these were shot down in the air and blamed the Houthis.
[00:33:11] Of course, we are talking about two holy
[00:33:14] cities for Muslims, so this caused a great reaction.
[00:33:18] The Houthis issued a counter-statement, saying, "We absolutely do not
[00:33:22] target holy lands. Why would we strike the holy cities of Islam
[00:33:25] that we believe in? They have no strategic value. We only strike military targets
[00:33:29] and energy infrastructure." So, Alabardan,
[00:33:32] someone else might have orchestrated this. That is,
[00:33:35] this is a serious possibility. Throughout
[00:33:38] the war, Israel carried out similar false flag
[00:33:42] operations. Here, too... while analyzing whether a similar situation
[00:33:45] could be happening, one must see that this issue,
[00:33:49] I believe, is not only about Saudi Arabia. Yes, Saudi Arabia
[00:33:53] is very important for Israel, but in the larger picture, Israel's main goal is to ignite
[00:33:56] a sectarian war. It has sometimes fueled that anger and
[00:34:00] hatred before, using various intelligence agencies
[00:34:03] and different organizations
[00:34:06] like Daesh. If a bloc formed by Gulf
[00:34:09] countries and Sunni states like Turkey
[00:34:13] enters a war with Iran and its proxy Shiite bloc,
[00:34:17] this will be a new sectarian war that will last for many
[00:34:20] years, and a significant environment desired by Israel
[00:34:24] will have been created. This is because Israel, since it is not strategically
[00:34:27] sound and in the context of its distorted holy books,
[00:34:30] if it wants to capture the lands that it believes
[00:34:34] were promised to them with a misguided understanding, it must eliminate
[00:34:37] strong states in the region. Therefore, what it can achieve
[00:34:41] is to fragment countries, trigger ethnic and sectarian
[00:34:45] conflicts, and if possible, in the best scenario, wage a major
[00:34:48] sectarian war. They are constantly
[00:34:51] making moves for this. Is it this here,
[00:34:54] or did the Houthis actually
[00:34:58] make such a move, or did it go off course due to electronic warfare
[00:35:01] methods, and did these structures shift towards that direction?
[00:35:05] It should also not be forgotten that there are very serious
[00:35:09] GPS jamming efforts here, satellites are used,
[00:35:12] alternative electronic warfare systems exist. The systems of the Houthis
[00:35:16] might have been misled, or they might have been deliberately
[00:35:19] misled. That is, Israel or a similar power might have
[00:35:23] somehow disrupted their GPS and deliberately redirected
[00:35:26] them towards Mecca. That is, there are many alternatives,
[00:35:29] possibilities. But here, the conflict is becoming
[00:35:33] more entrenched, and currently, the military capacity on the ground and
[00:35:36] the Saudis' air power and air capacity
[00:35:40] are not enough to deter the Houthis. This must be stated clearly.
[00:35:43] With Iran's Houthis fully controlling Bab al-Mandeb,
[00:35:47] its power on the ground has greatly increased. So, this
[00:35:49] also, as we said, Samet sent me information,
[00:35:53] let me share it with you, dear viewers. 10% of world
[00:35:57] maritime trade and 12% of global
[00:35:59] crude oil, that is, if there is 100 lira of money
[00:36:03] in trade in the world, 12 lira passes through there. It passes.
[00:36:06] Combine this with Hormuz, and in the last 24
[00:36:09] hours, only one ship passed. Total ship traffic
[00:36:12] in the last 24 hours was 8 before 48 hours.
[00:36:32] Iran can also take control of Egypt now. Iran has done something
[00:36:35] that by cutting off Hormuz, it has created significant influence
[00:36:39] over all Gulf countries. By cutting off Bab al-Mandeb,
[00:36:42] it affects both Saudi Arabia and Egypt,
[00:36:46] because Egypt's economy is truly suffering. The Prince went to Egypt,
[00:36:50] and these issues are undoubtedly being discussed, but there is not much the Egyptian
[00:36:53] army can do here. They have
[00:36:56] seriously cornered Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia made a big
[00:36:59] mistake. Targeting the Houthis
[00:37:02] in such a conjuncture, imposing an air and sea blockade on them,
[00:37:05] and even carrying out air bombardments was, I believe, a very serious
[00:37:09] strategic mistake. Now it is paying the price for it. Perhaps
[00:37:12] it trusted the United States. You know, it was reported
[00:37:15] in the American media that he met with Trump several times.
[00:37:18] He requested military intervention from America, but America
[00:37:22] did not agree. There was already a Trump
[00:37:25] stuck on Iran and Hormuz. Now this issue
[00:37:28] has joined in. Now, seriously,
[00:37:31] Brent has reached 110 dollars,
[00:37:34] which is only the futures market. In real markets, if you want
[00:37:38] to receive a physical product right now,
[00:37:41] 60-70 dollars is being talked about.
[00:37:45] We have reached a point where we cannot explain it in dollars.
[00:37:49] You won't be able to find the goods. Even if you give 500 dollars,
[00:37:52] we are heading towards a period where you won't be able to find fuel. Reduced by 91. Do you remember,
[00:37:56] dear viewers, even
[00:37:59] I had the opportunity to make many special
[00:38:02] broadcasts in this studio about the Suez Canal? Wasn't there a ship
[00:38:05] that turned sideways and it closed?
[00:38:09] Oh my God, we did special broadcasts for hours.
[00:38:12] Now ships can't pass. Now ships can't pass. That is, right now,
[00:38:16] unfortunately, Trump allowed the Zionists
[00:38:19] to use him, plunged his country into a major war,
[00:38:22] and opened Pandora's box. Now, apart from reconciliation,
[00:38:26] I don't think they can make Iran back down
[00:38:29] with military intervention. That is, first with the Houthis, perhaps
[00:38:32] then. JD Vance had a statement today, a reasonable one, that
[00:38:36] Trump could not defeat Iran at the point he reached,
[00:38:39] and could not achieve a victory against Iran. We are experiencing
[00:38:43] these things because the issue is locked in a stalemate.
[00:38:46] JD Vance said, "He is explaining to the American people
[00:38:50] the question of why we did this. You may or may not vote for us
[00:38:52] in the upcoming elections. But
[00:38:55] this."
[00:39:11] The costs Israel has imposed on America are being voiced
[00:39:15] by the Vice President. So, I hope
[00:39:18] they come to their senses, I hope they learn
[00:39:22] a lesson, because the average American is paying a lot.
[00:39:25] Of course, they are now paying more than 6 dollars for Giselle.
[00:39:29] This is also critically important for Americans, from 2 dollars to 6 dollars.
[00:39:33] Let me read this before we continue our discussion. You say so,
[00:39:36] but when you look at Donald Trump's statement, things get a bit
[00:39:40] confusing. "We are approaching a critical juncture regarding the
[00:39:44] re-launch of large-scale attacks on Iran. I have a vital
[00:39:47] decision before me as to whether I want to intervene and remove
[00:39:51] the Iranian regime." It's still ongoing.
[00:39:54] So, these negotiations are still
[00:40:03] not being taken seriously, that is, you say
[00:40:07] the propaganda aspect outweighs it. However,
[00:40:10] as Mr. Alabarda's observation suggests, will the gap
[00:40:14] between JD Vance and Trump widen if there is an electoral
[00:40:17] failure tomorrow or the day after?
[00:40:21] Will JD Vance prepare for a new era
[00:40:24] in this context? This is not our topic, but the American...
[00:40:33] Trump has reached a point where he is no longer fighting this war
[00:40:36] solely for Israel. He has gotten stuck in a quagmire.
[00:40:40] A narcissistic personality. For America to maintain its
[00:40:43] superpower status, and for his own personal
[00:40:46] career, this war needs an honorable
[00:40:50] exit. But he cannot achieve this because
[00:40:53] the Iranians are also coming with maximalist demands. There
[00:40:57] is an Iran that does not give up control of the Strait of Hormuz.
[00:41:01] Otherwise, Trump is very close to an agreement right now. If the
[00:41:04] Iranians were to say, "Okay, I agree on Hormuz and international
[00:41:08] transit, I am not establishing any control here." I think Trump
[00:41:12] is very close to giving Iran what it wants regarding sanctions
[00:41:16] and nuclear issues. But Iran says, "I paid a huge price in the war.
[00:41:19] And I caught such an advantage that I will not give up on this without
[00:41:22] control of Hormuz." Therefore, this is important. You are right about Vance,
[00:41:26] the gap is slowly widening. Trump is still working
[00:41:30] more with the Zionists. Vance is not really an anti-Israel figure,
[00:41:33] but he sees the base better because he wants to be re-elected president.
[00:41:37] Trump doesn't have that concern anymore. If Vance wants to be re-elected president,
[00:41:40] he has to act with an awareness of the hatred for Israel.
[00:41:44] That is, this joint attack by America and Israel
[00:41:47] had such an advantage. For the second time after the Gaza genocide,
[00:41:50] what Israel is doing began to be understood very well
[00:41:53] by the American public. Especially among young
[00:41:56] people and broad segments of society, and even in some of the MAGA crowd,
[00:42:00] this started to show itself. Therefore, because Vance saw that,
[00:42:03] he wants to surf that wave a bit and manage this issue
[00:42:07] without having a big fight with Israel. If he can,
[00:42:10] he will need the support of social segments. If this process continues,
[00:42:13] people will continue to pay
[00:42:16] 6, 7, 8 dollars a gallon for diesel.
[00:42:20] If it directly affects their lives, the anger towards Israel will
[00:42:24] increase even more. Here, it will start to have a serious
[00:42:27] impact on America's social dynamics and voting
[00:42:30] patterns. Therefore, I think this will have consequences.
[00:42:34] I gathered some information
[00:42:38] before coming here. Now, if I summarize the topic for you,
[00:42:41] to continue with you and take the opportunity to mention
[00:42:45] Hürkuş and Akıncı Sungur, let me summarize in one minute.
[00:42:49] What will happen to America? How much is Egypt losing from this? What about
[00:42:52] Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Bahrain,
[00:42:55] Qatar? They earn all their income from here. I pulled out a figure.
[00:42:59] The share of oil and gas in Saudi
[00:43:02] Arabia's per capita gross domestic product
[00:43:06] is 22%. It accounts for 60% of its exports
[00:43:10] and 50% of its government revenues. Now, when you can't
[00:43:13] do this, 50% of government revenues disappear. How will you pay
[00:43:17] salaries? How will you manage things? For example, let me
[00:43:20] bring the topic to Kuwait. It's very catastrophic. Yes, it's a small
[00:43:23] country, but 80% of its government revenues
[00:43:27] and 90% of its exports are oil.
[00:43:30] In the United Arab Emirates, 70% of government revenues
[00:43:34] and 70% of its exports are oil. These countries also
[00:43:37] become fragile. So, the idea that the Gulf
[00:43:41] is a paradise and all investments should go there
[00:43:44] has suffered a big blow. What's worse is that you've accustomed
[00:43:48] your people to this prosperity, this artificial prosperity.
[00:43:52] Bravo, bravo. After that, who will take your questions?
[00:43:55] My questions are at my feet. Yes, thank you.
[00:43:59] In the last 6 minutes, pay attention to Hürkuş
[00:44:02] and Akıncı Sungur, let it be well. I've gathered it all.
[00:44:06] Let's put it in our pocket. I'll adjust it. Yes, dear viewers, Turkey's defense
[00:44:10] industry has crossed another critical threshold. I have presented
[00:44:13] many news stories by using this sentence, at least 50 of them, and this is
[00:44:17] a great source of pride for me as a citizen of the Republic
[00:44:20] of Turkey. You already know
[00:44:24] the information, so what do you want me to tell you? Some tests
[00:44:28] were conducted this week. Yes, it is receiving its military type
[00:44:31] certificate. This document verifies not only that the aircraft
[00:44:34] was produced, but also that it is safe and usable
[00:44:38] according to specified military
[00:44:56] standards. Now, when you look at it, yes, Hürkuş
[00:44:59] was an important platform that the Turkish Armed Forces
[00:45:02] would use for pilot training. However, in a conversation
[00:45:06] I had with former Tusaş general managers, they said,
[00:45:09] "We didn't think Hürkuş would turn into
[00:45:11] such an export version. There is extraordinary demand
[00:45:15] from Africa for this." That is, you do something,
[00:45:18] and there's incredible demand. Why? Well, it goes through
[00:45:21] 17-18 certifications, and certain
[00:45:25] aspects regarding its usability as a military aircraft
[00:45:29] are revealed. So, we have a highly qualified
[00:45:33] aircraft that meets military
[00:45:35] standards. Akıncı Sungur. Now, before
[00:45:39] moving on to Akıncı Sungur, let me say this about Akıncı:
[00:45:42] Akıncı has become such a platform that it's in "I'll throw whatever
[00:45:46] God gives me" mode. Look, this explains it, it's
[00:45:50] a good thing, meaning it's like, "What do you have, brother?
[00:45:53] I'll throw whatever God gives me." For example, we made
[00:45:57] an Atmaca anti-ship missile. We said
[00:46:01] we would use this to neutralize ships from land
[00:46:04] or sea elements. Then, over time, we saw
[00:46:07] that it was a very good cruise missile.
[00:46:11] We released a version called Kara Atmaca (Land Atmaca), a cruise
[00:46:14] missile against land targets. Now, when we manufactured
[00:46:18] the Akıncı platform, the SIHA would launch mini smart munitions,
[00:46:22] and if it was equipped with a guidance kit, it could launch
[00:46:25] heavier bombs and so on. But in the last week, it launched
[00:46:29] TOLUM munitions. I'm talking about a week's events.
[00:46:32] When the TOLUM munitions were launched,
[00:46:36] it hit a massive bunker in a way that foreign
[00:46:39] representatives could watch. It completely destroyed
[00:46:42] that bunker,
[00:46:45] made of concrete and iron, launched from Akıncı. Now, what
[00:46:48] have they done with Akıncı? We made a Sungur. Sungur
[00:46:52] is either shoulder-launched or vehicle-mounted
[00:46:55] Sungur, or mounted anywhere on land.
[00:46:58] What were we doing with this Sungur? With this Sungur,
[00:47:01] we were firing at helicopters and armed drones.
[00:47:05] That is, it can be mounted on a pickup
[00:47:08] or on an armored combat vehicle. Last week,
[00:47:12] Pakistan showcased some Turkish defense industry
[00:47:16] examples. For example, there was an armored
[00:47:19] combat vehicle with a Sungur mounted on it.
[00:47:23] They said, "We launch Sungur from here, from there,
[00:47:26] let's try launching it from an Akıncı." But it's not that easy. It has
[00:47:29] software, and there are hardware
[00:47:33] modifications to be made. Akıncı took off,
[00:47:36] as you can see now. After taking off, it launched
[00:47:40] Sungur at another aerial target. This other target, it launched
[00:47:44] the Sungur missile there. Look, the missile launched
[00:47:48] from Sungur will hit the target, meaning the missile launched from Akıncı will hit.
[00:47:51] Watch now. We are watching it together. The target plane
[00:47:55] flies, he pressed the button. Now,
[00:47:58] look, ammunition was launched from Akıncı,
[00:48:00] Sungur. This is the target plane. It's coming
[00:48:04] towards the target plane and it hit. It's coming, coming, coming,
[00:48:08] and the target was hit in the air. So, what happened? They mounted
[00:48:11] what you would launch from the ground at aerial targets onto Akıncı,
[00:48:15] air-to-air. What kind of efficiency, what kind of productivity is this?
[00:48:18] This was interpreted as a good measure to hit drones.
[00:48:21] That is, if you aim well, you can also
[00:48:25] hit a helicopter, you can also hit a maritime
[00:48:28] aircraft, if it hasn't approached you closely enough to neutralize
[00:48:31] you. For example, what did Akıncı launch 10 days ago?
[00:48:35] It launched IHA 300. It has a range of
[00:48:39] 300 km plus. It traveled
[00:48:42] that distance and hit its target. This means that
[00:48:45] without entering the range of your air defense systems,
[00:48:49] 300 plus, what does that mean? Maybe 400, maybe
[00:48:52] 500. A ballistic missile launched from the air
[00:48:56] (IHA 300 air-launched ballistic missile) travels
[00:48:59] 450 kilometers and hits systems. And you say,
[00:49:03] "I put a radar on Samos Island." Yes,
[00:49:06] well, yes, that's important.
[00:49:09] In the meantime, let's make a statement: The capacity of Istanbul Airport
[00:49:13] will increase and become even stronger with the 4th main
[00:49:17] runway, which will be put into service tomorrow by President
[00:49:20] Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. I'll take one sentence.
[00:49:27] It was the center carrying the most passengers. When this was
[00:49:31] said, it reminded me of bird migration routes, the wind
[00:49:35] was blowing from a different direction, there were storytellers who didn't believe the pilots
[00:49:38] , let them listen, well, thank you very much, uh,
[00:49:42] those who are taking a siesta can also listen
[00:49:45] to stories, today the analogies in Alabar
[00:49:48] were good, today he gave a lot of material, yes, foreign policy advisor.
[00:49:52] researcher, uh, but our advisor, I mean, isn't
[00:49:56] he? political Can Acun, thank
[00:49:58] you very much, yes, Evening Newspaper Ankara Representative Yusuf
[00:50:02] Alabar, thank you very much, good night, ladies and gentlemen, the broadcast will
[00:50:06] continue with "Night View", Merve Başkurt will be before you
[00:50:22] Dad, give me my allowance,
[00:50:23] please. Dad, welcome to my place,
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[00:58:35] Turkey made a decision to secure its future.
[00:58:38] A decision that protects the soil and
[00:58:41] does not forget the producer. Neither the rights of the farmer
[00:58:45] will be reduced, nor the voice of nature will be silenced.
[00:58:49] "Fields will be cultivated without wasting water, modern
[00:58:52] buildings will be encouraged to generate their own energy,
[00:58:55] there will be no shortage of tomatoes on the table, nor
[00:58:58] will animals go hungry in the pasture, as long as
[00:59:02] we protect what is natural together, let's not forget
[00:59:05] that every breath we take is a trust
[00:59:08] of a future that is not ours, and
[00:59:10] Turkey is now protecting this trust
[00:59:14] with its domestic and national climate law, may it be beneficial.
[00:59:25] Every success begins with a small line.
[00:59:28] We wish our teachers and students a successful
[00:59:31] year. Fatih Kalem, Turkey's pen.
[00:59:49] "Good evening, we are with you with Night Watch. Our clocks
[00:59:53] show 23:00. We will be together for 2 hours. We will
[00:59:56] bring to your screens what happened today,
[00:59:59] its reflections on the new day, and the hottest news from Turkey
[01:00:02] and other parts of the world. But first, let's see
[01:00:05] what the prominent headlines of the agenda are. The
[01:00:09] Ministry of National Defense strongly reacted to Greece's
[01:00:12] steps violating the demilitarized status of Meyis Island.
[01:00:16] The Athens administration was called to comply with international law.
[01:00:20] In the statement, Turkey's determination to protect its rights and
[01:00:23] interests was once again emphasized. We will
[01:00:27] report the details soon. The investigation into the suspicious
[01:00:30] death of former MIT official Kaşif Kozinoğlu in prison
[01:00:33] is deepening. The Chief Public Prosecutor of Silivri at the time,
[01:00:37] the Prison Prosecutor, and Kozinoğlu's cellmate
[01:00:40] were detained. Minister of Justice Akın
[01:00:43] Gürlek stated, "Even if years pass, we are determined
[01:00:46] not to leave any suspicious death in the dark." We will
[01:00:50] look at the details again in the Night Watch. Following the
[01:00:53] volatility in financial markets, a series of measures
[01:00:56] came one after another from the economic administration.
[01:00:59] The Financial Stability Committee met. From the meeting,
[01:01:03] a decision was made to take various steps to alleviate
[01:01:06] liquidity tightness and prevent contagion risk. The Central
[01:01:09] Bank and the Capital Market Board also shared
[01:01:13] the details of the steps to be taken. These
[01:01:16] were the prominent headlines of the agenda. For
[01:01:19] their details and more, TRT News Night Watch
[01:01:22] has begun.
[01:01:29] The Ministry of National Defense strongly reacted to Greece's
[01:01:32] steps violating the non-military status of Meis Island.
[01:01:35] The Athens administration was called to comply with international
[01:01:39] law. In the statement, Turkey's determination to protect its rights
[01:01:43] and interests was once
[01:01:44] again emphasized.
[01:01:49] Turkey's approach of good neighborliness and dialogue does not
[01:01:53] mean that de facto situations in the field will be tolerated.
[01:01:56] The Ministry of National Defense warned the Athens administration,
[01:01:59] which continues to arm the Aegean islands, with these
[01:02:02] words.
[01:02:06] We invite Greece to comply with its obligations
[01:02:08] arising from international treaties and to refrain
[01:02:11] from activities incompatible with the non-military status
[01:02:15] on the islands. In the statement made by the Ministry,
[01:02:19] it was emphasized that the Greek Prime Minister's visit to Meis
[01:02:23] Island was being closely monitored. The presence
[01:02:26] of military elements on the island and their open display.
[01:03:09] The Ministry also reacted to the extension of the US
[01:03:13] decision to lift the arms embargo on the Greek Cypriot
[01:03:16] administration. Our expectation from third parties is to
[01:03:20] refrain from activities that will harm the sensitive balances
[01:03:24] on the island. Turkey continues to take necessary
[01:03:27] measures for the security, peace, and welfare of Turkish Cypriots.
[01:03:32] President of the Presidential Legal Policies Board, Mehmet
[01:03:36] Uçum, spoke about the latest situation in the goal of
[01:03:39] a Turkey without terror. He stated that the confirmation
[01:03:42] and announcement phase of laying down arms is expected to take
[01:03:46] place in October, if not November. of the framework law will not
[01:03:49] change.
[01:03:52] The confirmation and announcement phase, if possible in
[01:03:55] October, if not, in November. At the
[01:03:59] latest this year.
[01:04:03] He spoke about the latest situation regarding the goal of a Turkey
[01:04:07] without terror, reminding that the framework law is temporary
[01:04:10] and one-time, and he
[01:04:13] Neither will there be an extension of scope with additional
[01:04:16] provisions related to this law in the future, nor
[01:04:19] can there be an extension of scope through the Constitutional
[01:04:22] Court.
[01:04:24] Only in the first 6-month application period,
[01:04:28] if everyone has applied, or if the applications of some
[01:04:32] of the applicants have been rejected, and then
[01:04:35] if the classification of the crime changes in the investigations
[01:04:38] and prosecutions related to them, a situation
[01:04:42] like benefiting from the law arises. Mehmet Uçum, Deputy Chairman
[01:04:45] of the Presidential Board of Legal Policies, participated in
[01:04:48] the Anatolian Talks program organized by the Turkish
[01:04:52] Press Federation. He warned against provocations during the
[01:04:55] process regarding the goal of a terror-free Turkey.
[01:04:58] It has always been said that there might be intellectual
[01:05:02] sabotages or some provocations in the field. These are
[01:05:05] being followed, processes where daily evaluations
[01:05:08] are made are being managed. The important point
[01:05:11] in this regard is language, the issue of producing
[01:05:15] language appropriate to the process, and producing an appropriate
[01:05:18] style.
[01:05:25] The investigation into suspicious transactions
[01:05:27] in the capital market expanded. Four suspects
[01:05:31] were detained, one was arrested. Access to 246
[01:05:35] social media accounts and links aiming to mislead investors
[01:05:38] and create fear and panic in the market was also
[01:05:41] blocked.
[01:05:46] Suspicious transactions in the capital market were monitored.
[01:05:50] Within the scope of the investigation carried out by the
[01:05:52] Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, four suspects were detained.
[01:05:56] One of the suspects brought to the courthouse was arrested
[01:05:59] by the judge. The procedures of the other three suspects
[01:06:03] at the police station are ongoing. Within the scope of the investigation,
[01:06:06] transactions carried out in the stock markets were also examined.
[01:06:09] A decision was made to apply judicial control measures,
[01:06:12] such as a ban on leaving the country, for 48 suspects,
[01:06:15] including Emre Tezmen and Serdar Turhan.
[01:06:19] verildi.
[01:06:22] Another focus of the investigation was social media
[01:06:25] accounts. Accounts where misleading posts were made,
[01:06:29] aiming to create fear and panic in the market,
[01:06:32] were investigated. Upon the request of the Chief Public
[01:06:35] Prosecutor's Office, a decision was made to block access
[01:06:39] to 246 social media accounts and links.
[01:06:41] The decision of the Istanbul 1st Criminal Peace Court
[01:06:45] was sent to the Cyber Security Directorate for
[01:06:48] implementation.
[01:06:51] Following the volatility in financial markets, a series
[01:06:54] of measures came one after another from the economic administration.
[01:06:58] The Financial Stability Committee met. A decision was made
[01:07:01] to take various steps to alleviate liquidity tightness
[01:07:05] and prevent contagion risk. The Central Bank and the
[01:07:08] Capital Market Board also shared the details of the
[01:07:12] steps to be taken.
[01:07:15] Some funds under the management of a limited number of portfolio
[01:07:19] management companies experienced credit and liquidity problems.
[01:07:22] Market volatility increased. Following this volatility,
[01:07:25] the Financial Stability
[01:07:26] Committee met.
[01:07:30] In the meeting chaired by Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek,
[01:07:33] the latest situation in the capital markets was evaluated. A written
[01:07:36] statement was made after the meeting. There is no
[01:07:39] fundamental or structural risk regarding the functioning
[01:07:43] of Borsa Istanbul and our capital markets. The problem
[01:07:47] is concentrated in a specific segment of the fund market
[01:07:50] and is temporary and manageable. The Committee evaluated
[01:07:54] the measures that can be taken to maintain the healthy
[01:07:57] functioning of the markets
[01:07:58] and protect macroeconomic
[01:08:01] stability. The measures will primarily aim to alleviate
[01:08:05] liquidity tightness and prevent contagion risk.
[01:08:08] On the other hand, those identified as engaging in market-disrupting actions.
[01:08:22] A liquidity step also came from the Central Bank.
[01:08:26] The Bank announced that the amount of funding to be provided
[01:08:29] through weekly repo auctions would be increased. It was
[01:08:32] also stated that the borrowing limits of banks would be updated,
[01:08:36] taking into account their current balance sheet size. A statement
[01:08:40] also came from the Capital Markets Board. The Board
[01:08:43] closed all investment funds traded on TEFAS of 7
[01:08:47] portfolio companies and decided to liquidate 130 investment
[01:08:50] funds belonging to these companies. The Banking Regulation and
[01:08:53] Supervision Agency also held a meeting. It allowed publicly
[01:08:57] traded banks not to deduct their own shares acquired
[01:09:00] through buybacks from core
[01:09:02] capital until the end of the year.
[01:09:05] The measures taken by the economic administration found
[01:09:08] a response in the market. Borsa Istanbul saw a rise exceeding
[01:09:12] 3% during the day, while in gold prices,
[01:09:15] the reflections of the interest rate hike from the Fed after
[01:09:19] 3 years came to the fore. So, what awaits investors in the
[01:09:22] markets now?
[01:09:26] News flow is intense in domestic and global markets.
[01:09:30] Following the volatility in Borsa Istanbul, the economic administration
[01:09:33] implemented a series of measures. With the impact of the steps taken,
[01:09:37] optimism emerged in Borsa Istanbul. The BIST 100 index
[01:09:40] tested new daily highs above 13,540 points
[01:09:43] with a 3.2% premium, and a 9.35% increase
[01:09:46] in the banking sector drew attention.
[01:09:49] The Central Bank has taken some measures from the
[01:09:52] SPK. I can say that the turbulence that arose was largely
[01:09:56] eliminated with its rapid entry into force.
[01:09:59] According to experts, in this process, it is important for
[01:10:03] investors to follow the statements from official sources. Investors
[01:10:06] need to act more cautiously. They should not make aggressive
[01:10:10] moves. Long-term investors always win in the stock market. I
[01:10:14] especially emphasize that they should not make a decision or
[01:10:17] an investment activity based on daily movements.
[01:10:21] On the global front, eyes were on the Fed's first
[01:10:24] interest rate hike in 3 years. Gold prices were suppressed
[01:10:28] both by the rate hike and the signal of another
[01:10:31] hike by the end of this year. It first fell sharply,
[01:10:34] then recovered. After the decision was first announced,
[01:10:37] we saw a 1.2% pullback in gold prices, but then
[01:10:40] pricing behavior started to return
[01:10:44] to its previous level. I can say that the increase in interest rates, the upward movement of bond yields, the appreciation of the dollar, will create a suppressive factor for gold, even if it's for a short term.
[01:10:48] I can say that. Ounce gold is trading above
[01:10:52] $4,364, and gram gold is trading
[01:10:55] above 6,840 lira.
[01:11:01] The investigation into the suspicious death of
[01:11:05] former MIT official Kaşif Kozinoğlu in prison is deepening.
[01:11:08] A detention order was issued for four individuals within
[01:11:11] the scope of the investigation. So, who are these individuals? Let's
[01:11:15] take a look at our graphics screen. Hasan Atilla Uğur
[01:11:18] was Kaşif Kozinoğlu's cellmate. There were allegations that he
[01:11:21] provided information for the "Valley of the Wolves: Ambush"
[01:11:24] series, which was launched as part of the FETÖ investigation
[01:11:28] against Hasan Atilla Uğur. Ali İşgören was serving as the
[01:11:31] Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor at the time of the incident.
[01:11:35] He was the prosecutor who dropped the investigation
[01:11:37] into Kozinoğlu's death. İşgören had been dismissed
[01:11:40] from his profession within the scope of FETÖ investigations.
[01:11:44] And there are two more names, let's take a look at them.
[01:11:48] Necip Doğan was the Prison Prosecutor at the time
[01:11:51] of the incident, and he was the prosecutor who participated
[01:11:54] in the crime scene investigation of Kaşif Kozinoğlu. Additionally,
[01:11:57] Doğan had been dismissed from his profession within
[01:12:01] the scope of FETÖ investigations. And finally, Hasan Ataman Yıldırım,
[01:12:05] a retired Navy Captain, was one of Kozinoğlu's
[01:12:08] cellmates. Of course, there are more details, let's look at the news for details.
[01:12:16] A new operation was conducted within the scope of the investigation
[01:12:19] into the suspicious death of former National Intelligence
[01:12:22] Organization member Kaşif Kozinoğlu in prison in 2011.
[01:12:26] Kozinoğlu's cellmate, retired Captain Hasan Ataman Yıldırım,
[01:12:29] Ali İşgören, the Chief Public Prosecutor of Silivri at the
[01:12:33] time who was dismissed from FETÖ and gave a non-prosecution
[01:12:37] decision on the Kozinoğlu file, and Necip Doğan,
[01:12:40] the prison prosecutor at the time
[01:12:44] who was dismissed from FETÖ, were detained. It was determined that the other
[01:12:47] cellmate, retired Colonel Hasan Atilla Uğur, for whom a detention
[01:12:51] warrant was issued, was abroad. Work has been initiated for his capture.
[01:12:55] The three suspects detained by gendarmerie teams in Ankara
[01:12:58] and Istanbul are expected to be referred to the courthouse
[01:13:02] after their statements. Within the scope of the file,
[01:13:05] the FETÖ investigation initiated against the "Valley of the Wolves:
[01:13:09] Ambush" series is ongoing. The expert committee is examining
[01:13:12] the license plates of the vehicles used and the content,
[01:13:15] especially the character Kaşifoğlu, in the series. Allegations
[01:13:18] of covert messages, instructions, or guidance linked to FETÖ
[01:13:21] in the series are being investigated. Two days before Kozinoğlu's
[01:13:24] death, the strong intelligence officer character Kazım Kaşifoğlu
[01:13:27] in the series was held in a cell, beaten, and threatened with death.
[01:13:31] Within the scope of the investigation carried out by the
[01:13:34] Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, four suspects were previously
[01:13:38] arrested. The screenwriters of "Valley of the Wolves: Ambush"
[01:13:40] gave their statements as witnesses
[01:13:43] within the scope of the investigation. What would you say? Justice
[01:13:47] Minister Akın Gürlek also made a post on his social
[01:13:50] media account regarding the operation. Minister Gürlek used the
[01:13:54] expressions, "Even if years pass, we are determined
[01:13:57] not to leave any suspicious death in the dark." Work continues to find
[01:14:00] 11-month-old Büşra Baby, who disappeared in Divriği
[01:14:03] district of Sivas. The suspect, who allegedly took the baby
[01:14:07] from the tent, was detained in Diyarbakır. Six suspects, including the baby's mother
[01:14:11] and father, were arrested.
[01:14:16] 11-month-old Büşra Balıkçı disappeared in Divriği
[01:14:19] district of Sivas on September 10. Teams were mobilized
[01:14:23] to find the missing baby.
[01:14:25] The investigation launched by the Divriği Public Prosecutor's
[01:14:28] Office is deepening. The statements of the Balıkçı
[01:14:32] family's four children, who were taken under protection,
[01:14:36] were also taken. The children, speaking with a social worker,
[01:14:39] said that Büşra Baby was
[01:14:41] taken from the tent by someone.
[01:14:44] The children stated that their father had debts.
[01:14:48] The suspect mentioned in the statement was detained
[01:14:51] in Diyarbakır.
[01:14:55] One of the 10 suspects detained was released,
[01:14:58] and six of the nine suspects
[01:15:00] referred to the courthouse
[01:15:03] were arrested. Judicial control was applied
[01:15:05] to three suspects.
[01:15:08] Among those arrested are mother Elif Balıkçı
[01:15:12] and father Yusuf Balıkçı,
[01:15:13] who gave conflicting statements.
[01:15:16] In his statement to the prosecutor, Yusuf Balıkçı
[01:15:19] stated that he did not know what happened to his child
[01:15:22] and denied the allegations
[01:15:25] against him. Sivas Governorship announced that every possibility
[01:15:29] regarding Büşra Baby's disappearance was being
[01:15:31] thoroughly investigated.
[01:15:33] Operations against organized crime organizations in Istanbul
[01:15:37] continue unabated. The procedures of 191 suspects
[01:15:41] detained at the police station have been completed. The suspects,
[01:15:44] who underwent health checks,
[01:15:45] were referred to the courthouse.
[01:15:55] 12 separate organized crime organizations were followed
[01:15:59] step by step, and it was determined that they were involved
[01:16:03] in crimes such as intentionally
[01:16:04] endangering public safety,
[01:16:08] damaging property, and threats. The operation was carried out
[01:16:12] under the coordination of four chief public prosecutor's offices.
[01:16:15] Istanbul, Bakırköy, Gaziosmanpaşa, and Anatolian Chief Public
[01:16:19] Prosecutor's Offices acted together. Organized Crime
[01:16:23] Branch Directorate teams conducted
[01:16:26] operations in 20 cities. In the raids carried out
[01:16:29] on September 14, 178
[01:16:30] suspects were detained.
[01:16:34] We are dismantling all elements of crime organizations,
[01:16:38] from their leaders to their managers, from their financiers
[01:16:42] to their active structures. We are not only targeting
[01:16:45] their hitmen. Automatic pistols, unlicensed pistols, shotguns,
[01:16:49] drugs, and large amounts of
[01:16:51] money were seized during the searches.
[01:16:55] Public Order Branch Directorate teams also conducted an
[01:16:59] operation against crime organization members who were determined
[01:17:03] to be involved in 11 incidents.
[01:17:04] The operation extended from Istanbul
[01:17:07] to Kocaeli, Bolu, and Tekirdağ. 13 suspects were detained
[01:17:09] in simultaneous raids. We will continue to make
[01:17:12] the resolute stance of our state and its
[01:17:15] iron fist felt against those who target the peace
[01:17:18] of Istanbul. The police procedures of a total of
[01:17:22] 191 suspects detained in both operations have been completed.
[01:17:25] The suspects, who underwent health checks, were referred
[01:17:28] to the courthouse.
[01:17:31] Search efforts continue for the crew of the Tuger
[01:17:35] Imamoglu ship that sank off Silivri. Searches are being
[01:17:38] carried out both at sea and along the coastline for
[01:17:42] nine missing crew members. The relatives of the missing
[01:17:44] sailors are waiting for news on the shore.
[01:17:49] On one hand, the sea, and on the other hand,
[01:17:53] the coastline are being meticulously
[01:17:58] checked. Efforts to reach the 9 crew members continue uninterruptedly since September 2nd
[01:18:01] off Silivri. The families' wait continues at the coordination
[01:18:05] center established on the Silivri coast. In addition,
[01:18:08] search and rescue teams, police and health teams
[01:18:12] are also accompanying the work here. After days of work,
[01:18:16] the Naval Forces Command found the first concrete traces. The wreckage of the giant ship was detected by the TCG Akın
[01:18:20] rescue ship at a depth of 720 meters.
[01:18:23] After this development, surface scans were also intensified.
[01:18:27] Approximately 5 kilometers away from the accident area,
[01:18:30] the lifeless body of the ship's first captain, Yaşar Kayhan,
[01:18:33] was reached. The ship named Ausu,
[01:18:35] which was involved in the accident, left the investigation area
[01:18:39] after obtaining legal permits from the Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor's Office. Killer Israel
[01:18:42] is violating
[01:18:43] the ceasefire
[01:18:50] in the Gaza Strip. Five Palestinians were killed
[01:18:53] and 28 people were injured in the last 24 hours. In the Saadet apartment building,
[01:18:56] which collapsed after being damaged, the death toll rose to 21,
[01:19:00] including 12 children. 30 Palestinians
[01:19:03] were detained in raids
[01:19:07] carried out in the occupied West Bank. Despite the ceasefire,
[01:19:09] Killer Israel's
[01:19:13] genocide in the Gaza Strip
[01:19:16] continues. In the last 24 hours, 5 more people were massacred.
[01:19:20] 28 people were injured.
[01:19:23] One of them was 15-year-old Muhammed, who was killed while trying to help
[01:19:27] an injured medic.
[01:19:28] When he went out,
[01:19:31] there was an attack. My son was targeted by a missile
[01:19:35] while helping and was martyred.
[01:19:40] The death toll in the Saadet apartment building, which was damaged and collapsed in the Israeli attacks,
[01:19:43] rose to 21. 12 of the deceased
[01:19:47] were children.
[01:19:48] 45 people were rescued.
[01:19:51] This is a terrible thing. You can't imagine what it's like
[01:19:54] to see your family members under the rubble.
[01:19:58] United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called on genocidal Israel
[01:20:01] to implement the Gaza peace plan and ceasefire.
[01:20:05] The step-by-step annexation of the West Bank must be stopped.
[01:20:16] The atrocities also continue. The occupiers attacked Palestinians
[01:20:19] with sticks like this. A Palestinian was injured and fell to the ground.
[01:20:22] Palestinians tried to defend themselves, but Israeli forces
[01:20:26] protected the occupiers.
[01:20:27] Israeli forces raided
[01:20:30] many points in the West Bank. They injured a Palestinian
[01:20:34] by opening fire. They also arrested 30 Palestinians.
[01:20:39] Reactions to Killer Israel's aggression and genocide
[01:20:43] continue to grow. The names of more than 20,000
[01:20:46] Palestinian children massacred by Israel
[01:20:49] were written one by one on the 110-meter-long shroud.
[01:20:53] These images were recorded in this way.
[01:20:57] These shoes symbolize the children
[01:21:00] killed by Israel. That shroud
[01:21:03] was exhibited in New York City,
[01:21:07] United States. Many people
[01:21:10] from different religious and faith groups attended this commemoration program,
[01:21:13] and there was a reaction to the genocide
[01:21:16] in Gaza. These are the names
[01:21:18] written on the shroud, the names of the children
[01:21:22] killed in the Israeli attack, and the shoes
[01:21:25] that symbolize them. These shoes
[01:21:27] represent the Gazan children
[01:21:30] whose stories remained unfinished. In the United States,
[01:21:34] Israel was protested
[01:21:37] once again at the commemoration ceremony. Let's continue.
[01:21:40] MIT President İbrahim Kalın visited Pakistan
[01:21:44] after Afghanistan. In Islamabad,
[01:21:47] he met with Pakistani Chief of General Staff
[01:21:51] Marshal Asım Münir and Pakistani Intelligence Service
[01:21:54] Chief Asım Malik. Kalın discussed regional developments
[01:21:58] and security cooperation issues between Turkey and Pakistan
[01:22:01] with his counterparts. In the talks,
[01:22:04] the Yemen-Saudi Arabia tension and
[01:22:23] also Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif accepted him.
[01:22:26] According to information obtained from security sources, Turkey-Pakistan relations
[01:22:30] and future cooperation opportunities were evaluated during the talks.
[01:22:33] A consensus was reached
[01:22:37] on the issue. The impact of the US-Iran war
[01:22:41] on the security balance in the Middle East was discussed.
[01:22:44] The political, security, and economic implications of the increasing regional tension
[01:22:47] and the war on the countries in the region
[01:22:51] were addressed.
[01:22:53] The tension between Yemen and Saudi Arabia was also one of the agenda items in Islamabad.
[01:22:57] The risks posed by the events for regional stability
[01:23:01] were analyzed. In the talks,
[01:23:05] the importance of the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement for regional stability
[01:23:08] was emphasized. Turkey and Pakistan's role
[01:23:12] in de-escalating the tension and keeping diplomatic channels open
[01:23:15] was highlighted. In İbrahim Kalın's contacts,
[01:23:18] Afghanistan-Pakistan relations were also discussed.
[01:23:22] It was emphasized that Turkey would continue its efforts to resolve the tension between the two countries
[01:23:25] through dialogue.
[01:23:29] MIT President İbrahim Kalın was in Afghanistan
[01:23:32] before his visit to Pakistan.
[01:23:34] Kalın's reception with a remarkable military ceremony was an indicator of the importance
[01:23:38] given to Turkey.
[01:23:40] US President Trump
[01:23:43] said that the war with Iran would end soon.
[01:23:46] Mohsen Rezaee, Secretary General of Iran's Supreme National Security Council,
[01:23:50] said that they do not trust the United States
[01:23:53] in any way. So what are the latest developments
[01:23:57] on the US-Iran line? Let's turn our cameras
[01:24:00] to the field now. We will hear the latest notes
[01:24:03] from Tuna Şanlı in Washington and Harun Aykaç in Tehran. Tuna Şanlı, let's start with you.
[01:24:07] As you know, the uncertainty in the Strait of Hormuz
[01:24:11] continues. On the one hand,
[01:24:15] mediators are continuing their talks
[01:24:18] for possible negotiations. Can President Trump
[01:24:22] end this war whenever he wants? What is being discussed in Washington?
[01:24:25] Is a midterm election expected for this? Hello from the White House,
[01:24:29] Merve.
[01:24:34] US President Trump can certainly end this war whenever he wants,
[01:24:36] but does he want to end it? This is debatable.
[01:24:40] When we look at the statements, we see such a tone,
[01:24:43] but there are also those who argue that these statements
[01:24:47] were made especially to ease the markets, to relieve the pressure on gasoline
[01:24:50] prices and global oil prices, and to create a more hopeful environment
[01:24:54] before the upcoming midterm elections. And especially after the midterm elections,
[01:24:57] the number of those who argue that this war will continue
[01:25:00] is quite high. Therefore, Donald Trump
[01:25:04] has made similar statements several times before,
[01:25:08] and he has not ended the war in any of them.
[01:25:11] Therefore, in the US-Iran war,
[01:25:14] where rhetoric and actions do not match,
[01:25:17] will Trump's statements be realized on the field?
[01:25:20] Will he end this war? There is not a very optimistic picture
[01:25:23] regarding this, to be honest.
[01:25:27] And of course, at this point,
[01:25:30] it is predicted that this process will continue in this way
[01:25:34] until the November elections in the United States.
[01:25:37] As we have always stated in our broadcasts,
[01:25:39] the United States' economic and military attrition campaign
[01:25:42] against Iran will continue.
[01:25:46] The blockade continues, it has not been eased,
[01:25:49] and there are unresolved issues. So how will he end this war
[01:25:53] without resolving these issues? How will he explain this to the Americans
[01:25:56] if he ends it? These are huge question marks.
[01:25:59] That's why ending this war
[01:26:02] is not considered very likely, nor is returning to war.
[01:26:06] You just reminded us that the disagreement in the Strait of Hormuz
[01:26:09] continues. The status of the Strait of Hormuz
[01:26:12] and Iran's nuclear program
[01:26:14] have been frequently raised by Trump as reasons for starting this war.
[01:26:18] Iran's nuclear program will end. Iran will not have an atomic bomb.
[01:26:21] We will seize Iran's enriched uranium
[01:26:25] stockpiles. We have told our viewers
[01:26:29] on these screens that he has made such statements frequently. Will he end this war
[01:26:32] without resolving these issues? Many people don't think it's likely,
[01:26:36] to be honest. Especially for the next 2 months,
[01:26:40] until the US congressional midterm elections in early November,
[01:26:43] it is widely believed here that this process
[01:26:47] will continue in a controlled manner, and that the United States'
[01:26:51] economic and military attrition campaign against Iran
[01:26:54] will also continue with small and controlled tensions,
[01:26:57] Merve. So, Harun Aykaç,
[01:27:01] let's continue with you. What is happening on the Iranian front now?
[01:27:04] Iran does not trust the United States
[01:27:08] in any way. We already know this clearly.
[01:27:11] The tension in the Strait of Hormuz also escalates from time to time.
[01:27:14] Iran also retaliates against US attacks.
[01:27:17] So, is Iran waiting for a step from the United States
[01:27:21] to sit at the negotiation table? How possible
[01:27:25] is it to talk about a lasting ceasefire in a short period of time?
[01:27:28] Yes, the struggle
[01:27:30] between the United States
[01:27:37] and Iran continues
[01:27:40] on the field and in the diplomatic arena.
[01:27:44] The Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council
[01:27:48] stated
[01:27:53] that they do not trust the United States in any way, and that the United States
[01:27:57] must take concrete steps. What were these concrete steps?
[01:27:59] These were the 14 articles in the Islamabad agreement.
[01:28:02] The main ones were to stop the war
[01:28:06] with all its elements in the region, to compensate
[01:28:10] Iran for the damage caused by the United States
[01:28:13] and Israel during the war, which is approximately
[01:28:16] 300 billion dollars to be paid as compensation.
[01:28:20] On the other hand, Iran's nuclear
[01:28:24] and missile warheads should be dealt with
[01:28:28] and released. Along with this,
[01:28:31] undoubtedly, the return of
[01:28:34] approximately 24 billion dollars that was embargoed
[01:28:38] during the 47-year process to Iran.
[01:28:41] All these are considered concrete steps.
[01:28:43] Therefore, if these concrete steps are taken,
[01:28:46] Iran states at the highest levels
[01:28:50] that it is willing to do so.
[01:28:53] However, the United States
[01:28:57] has not taken any steps in this context
[01:28:59] so far. Just within the last day or two,
[01:29:03] conflicts occurred again on the field. Iran
[01:29:07] shot down America's MQ1
[01:29:10] and MQ9 unmanned aerial vehicles.
[01:29:13] Of course, the United States
[01:29:16] attacked Iran's boats.
[01:29:19] These boats were working on submarines.
[01:29:23] Therefore, there is such a mutual conflict
[01:29:26] on the field. But on the other hand,
[01:29:30] Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas
[01:29:33] Arakçı continues to hold talks with Pakistan.
[01:29:36] He met with Chief of General Staff Asım Münir in this context.
[01:29:39] On the other hand, talks with Turkey
[01:29:43] continue, as well as with America.
[01:29:46] The Minister of Interior, İskender Mümini, was in Turkey yesterday.
[01:29:50] He met with Turkey's Minister of Interior Mustafa Çiftçi.
[01:29:53] Especially in the process, in the context of creating
[01:29:57] a resistance, a line of steadfastness
[01:30:00] against the Kurdish formations that America and Israel
[01:30:04] could establish in Western Iran.
[01:30:07] On the other hand, other areas and issues
[01:30:11] related to security were discussed. The opening of a new border gate,
[01:30:15] namely Salmas, was also brought up again.
[01:30:19] On the other hand, in Hormuz,
[01:30:22] it was said that three ships passed yesterday, which is a very low number of passages.
[01:30:25] This problem continues regarding ships transporting
[01:30:28] oil and natural gas. If the United States
[01:30:31] takes a serious step, Iran will naturally respond positively,
[01:30:35] but if it does not, Iran said it will continue
[01:30:39] its defense against America by maintaining its current position.
[01:30:42] Thank you to Harun Aykaç.
[01:30:46] These were the reflections in Iran. We also thank Tuna Şanlı.
[01:30:49] These were the events on the American front,
[01:30:53] the United States front, and of course,
[01:30:57] let's continue. One of the tensions
[01:31:01] is that China
[01:31:08] has practically sided with Russia. He said that North Korean soldiers
[01:31:12] also learned modern war tactics in Russia
[01:31:15] and that this threatens stability in East Asia.
[01:31:18] The US House of Representatives also approved a bill
[01:31:22] containing new sanctions against Russia. He claimed that China
[01:31:25] had virtually sided with Russia.
[01:31:28] The war in East Asia. In March 2022, many civilians
[01:32:05] lost their lives in Bucha, which remained under Russian occupation.
[01:32:09] Russia was accused of committing war crimes by killing civilians.
[01:32:13] On the field,
[01:32:14] clashes continue.
[01:32:17] Russia targeted many points,
[01:32:21] especially the Ukrainian capital Kyiv. 18 people were injured.
[01:32:24] Ukraine hit Russia's Yaroslav region's
[01:32:27] oil refinery with drones. The refinery
[01:32:30] was announced
[01:32:33] to be damaged. The pressure of sanctions on Russia
[01:32:36] is also increasing. The United States House of Representatives
[01:32:40] approved the bill containing sanctions against Russia.
[01:32:44] The bill targets high-ranking names in the Russian government,
[01:32:47] oligarchs, and state-owned companies, as well as Russian crude oil and natural gas.
[01:32:51] Donald Trump's signature
[01:32:52] is required for the bill to become law.
[01:32:57] Moscow reacted to the bill. And of course,
[01:33:00] any additional sanctions by the US will definitely complicate
[01:33:03] a peaceful resolution in Ukraine. Let's continue
[01:33:07] with images from Spain and Brazil. Our first image
[01:33:11] from Spain shows a heavy rainfall
[01:33:14] and immediately after, floods hit
[01:33:17] Spain's Valencia and Catalonia regions.
[01:33:21] These images were recorded after the heavy rainfall and floods.
[01:33:25] In some places, 120 kilograms of rain fell
[01:33:27] per square meter. Roads turned into rivers,
[01:33:30] cars were submerged, and metro stations
[01:33:34] also experienced these floods.
[01:33:38] Stranded drivers were rescued
[01:33:41] by teams. In the Catalonia region,
[01:33:45] streets and roads were also submerged in this way.
[01:33:48] Many roads were closed. A car
[01:33:52] near the city of Barcelona was swept into a stream,
[01:33:54] and one person lost his life.
[01:33:58] Transportation was also disrupted here.
[01:34:01] 23 flights at Barcelona's El Prat Airport
[01:34:04] were canceled. Education was also suspended
[01:34:07] in many districts. Let's say
[01:34:10] heavy rains are effective in Spain and let's go to Brazil now.
[01:34:14] We will bring you two separate images
[01:34:18] from the city of Sao Paulo, Brazil. In our first image,
[01:34:21] a balcony of a building collapsed,
[01:34:24] and there were people passing by
[01:34:28] at that moment, and the debris
[01:34:31] from the collapsing balcony fell on two people.
[01:34:35] And of course, a 74-year-old man
[01:34:38] and a 44-year-old woman were trapped under the debris.
[01:34:42] The elderly man was taken to the hospital
[01:34:46] by the teams who arrived at the scene, but he could not be saved
[01:34:49] and lost his life. The injured woman is still receiving treatment
[01:34:53] at the hospital. Many people
[01:34:56] panicked when the balcony collapsed
[01:35:00] and ran to the scene of the accident to rescue the injured.
[01:35:04] And now let's share the second image from the city of Sao Paulo.
[01:35:07] A police officer had stepped onto the sidewalk
[01:35:10] to watch the big waves caused by the storm,
[01:35:13] and while he was on the sidewalk, the sidewalk suddenly
[01:35:17] collapsed, and the police officer
[01:35:21] fell into the pit with the collapsing sidewalk.
[01:35:24] The events were recorded by
[01:35:27] a person's mobile phone camera nearby.
[01:35:30] Minister of Energy and Natural Resources
[01:35:38] Alparslan Bayraktar announced that the Osmangazi
[01:35:41] floating production platform will start operating in October,
[01:35:44] and thus the second phase
[01:35:47] in the Sakarya Gas Field will begin.
[01:35:51] He said that they will meet the needs of 8 million households
[01:35:54] with their own gas. Minister Bayraktar also emphasized
[01:35:58] that the economic contribution of the platform will be 3.5 billion dollars annually.
[01:36:01] Hopefully,
[01:36:04] we will send our Osmangazi floating production platform to its duty station in the Black Sea
[01:36:08] by the end of October, to the point where it will produce for 20 years
[01:36:11] in the Black Sea. There is a lot of work
[01:36:15] going on here. Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan
[01:36:18] Bayraktar made this important statement at Filyos Port.
[01:36:22] He said that with this step, the second phase in the Sakarya Gas Field
[01:36:25] will begin. He listed the targets.
[01:36:29] In the second phase, we will produce another 10 million cubic meters,
[01:36:32] which means we will meet the natural gas needs of 4 million households
[01:36:36] with this floating production platform. Therefore,
[01:36:39] we will hopefully meet the needs of 8 million households
[01:36:43] with our own gas. This floating production platform
[01:36:46] will contribute 3.5 billion dollars to our economy annually.
[01:36:50] Our goal is to ignite the first gas in this flare stack
[01:36:54] by the end of this year. Minister Bayraktar's agenda
[01:36:57] also included geopolitical developments. He talked about their work on supply security.
[01:37:01] We make our plans with several alternatives.
[01:37:04] That is, if we experience any supply disruption
[01:37:08] from a country, if our natural gas is cut off,
[01:37:11] what can be the alternative? We have done all these studies.
[01:37:15] Especially the security of the natural gas pipelines coming from Russia
[01:37:18] in the Black Sea, TurkStream, and Blue Stream
[01:37:22] are very important. Bayraktar also emphasized that Turkey
[01:37:26] has not experienced any problems in energy supply.
[01:37:30] Today, the world is facing
[01:37:33] many difficulties in terms of supply security. We are honestly trying to protect
[01:37:36] our country from this fire circle,
[01:37:38] and thank God, we have not experienced
[01:37:41] any supply problems so far. Countdown has begun
[01:38:19] for Müsiat Expo 2026, which TRT is the communication sponsor of. We have made our preparations
[01:38:22] for over 8,000 foreign participants from 114 countries in total.
[01:38:26] We will also bring together more than 400 specific
[01:38:29] procurement delegations with our companies.
[01:38:33] Therefore, I think it will have a significant impact
[01:38:35] on exports. The fair aims to create
[01:38:39] permanent business connections through B2B meetings
[01:38:43] and increase trade volume. I think it would not be wrong to say
[01:38:46] that a cooperation of a magnitude
[01:38:49] that will contribute to a trade volume
[01:38:53] of over 5 billion dollars in total
[01:38:57] will be made in the next one or two years.
[01:39:00] The future of global trade will also be discussed at Müsiat Expo 2026.
[01:39:03] New sea trade routes and energy resources
[01:39:07] will be evaluated at the Arctic Forum. We
[01:39:11] have also been appointed as an official commission member
[01:39:14] of the Arctic Forum by our Presidency.
[01:39:17] And on October 8th, we are invited to the Arctic Forum
[01:39:20] to be held in Iceland as Musiad. We will also attend that.
[01:39:24] Therefore, it is even more valuable
[01:39:27] before that trip. We will organize a panel
[01:39:30] where we will explain the topic of polar research,
[01:39:33] which is a new trend in the world, and the Arctic topic
[01:39:37] in more depth to our friends
[01:39:39] in the Musiad Community.
[01:39:47] In Istanbul, a truck caught fire
[01:39:51] on the TEM highway. Long vehicle queues formed
[01:39:55] due to the closure of the Edirne direction to traffic.
[01:39:59] The moving truck turned into a fireball. The smoke rising from the vehicle
[01:40:03] covered the highway.
[01:40:06] The fire occurred on the TEM highway
[01:40:09] in the Esenyurt area. Many fire crews were dispatched
[01:40:13] to the scene. The fire was extinguished,
[01:40:15] but the truck
[01:40:18] became unusable. The Edirne direction was closed to traffic,
[01:40:20] causing heavy traffic in the area.
[01:40:23] In Istanbul, a driver ignored
[01:40:27] the police's stop warning and started to flee.
[01:40:31] He was caught after a chase that lasted for kilometers.
[01:40:34] It was revealed
[01:40:35] that the suspect had 59 criminal records
[01:40:40] and was wanted. The siren echoed
[01:40:43] in the streets.
[01:40:45] The driver who fled from the police
[01:40:48] was caught after a chase. The traffic team on duty
[01:40:52] wanted to stop a vehicle on suspicion.
[01:40:55] However, the driver of the light commercial vehicle did not obey the stop warning.
[01:40:59] The police team chased him,
[01:41:00] and the chase began.
[01:41:03] The footage is from Arnavutköy, Istanbul. The pursuit lasted for kilometers.
[01:41:07] The suspect fled from Arnavutköy to Avcılar.
[01:41:10] He narrowly avoided
[01:41:11] hitting a car
[01:41:15] that came in front of him. The driver, who was finally caught,
[01:41:19] had 59 criminal records. It was determined that
[01:41:22] there was an arrest warrant for him. The license plate of the vehicle
[01:41:25] was also found to be fake.
[01:41:29] The suspect, who was taken into custody,
[01:41:33] was taken to the police station. In Ankara,
[01:41:36] thieves who stole electrical cables from workplaces and construction sites
[01:41:39] were caught through the meticulous work of police teams.
[01:41:42] 7 suspects caught in simultaneous operations were arrested by the court.
[01:41:45] The method the thieves used to avoid attention
[01:41:48] was astonishing. They changed the license plate
[01:41:52] of the vehicle they used to commit theft.
[01:41:55] They stole electrical cables from the workplaces and construction sites they entered.
[01:41:59] In Ankara, the method used by thieves
[01:42:02] to avoid being caught was uncovered
[01:42:05] through the meticulous work of the police. Ankara Police Department's
[01:42:09] Theft and Pickpocketing Bureau teams tracked 7 suspects
[01:42:12] who were stealing cables in the capital. Images and evidence
[01:42:15] were meticulously examined. After the work carried out,
[01:42:19] the incredible method used by the thieves was determined.
[01:42:22] It was determined that the thieves, who acted in teams of 5-6 people,
[01:42:25] entered workplaces and construction sites at night.
[01:42:29] It was revealed that they painted the vehicle they used
[01:42:32] with shoe polish so that it would not be detected
[01:42:35] by security cameras. In the operation carried out,
[01:42:38] it was determined that the 7 people taken into custody
[01:42:42] were the perpetrators of 10 separate theft incidents. The 7 suspects
[01:42:45] were arrested by the court after their procedures at the police station.
[01:42:49] We have images
[01:42:52] from Malatya, Aksaray, and Istanbul.
[01:42:55] Let's start with the image of the accident
[01:42:58] in Malatya. A truck loaded with asphalt
[01:43:02] hit a man trying to cross the road, lost control,
[01:43:06] and overturned onto a parked car
[01:43:09] after hitting the car in front. Those moments
[01:43:13] were captured by a security camera in this way.
[01:43:16] Those who saw the accident mobilized for help.
[01:43:20] Health teams arrived at the scene in a very short time.
[01:43:24] The severely injured pedestrian's treatment
[01:43:27] at the hospital continues.
[01:43:30] Let's go to Aksaray now. In Aksaray,
[01:43:34] an umbrella placed in front of a workplace started to sway in the wind.
[01:43:37] Two people mobilized to hold that umbrella.
[01:43:41] one made a much bigger effort, but the wind was so
[01:43:45] strong that she started to be swept away with the
[01:43:49] umbrella. Even though her friend next to her tried
[01:43:52] to catch her, she couldn't help but laugh. In the
[01:43:56] end, they managed to grab the umbrella and
[01:43:59] throw it away. Let's go to Istanbul and continue with an interesting
[01:44:02] image now. An ostrich escaped from a zoo
[01:44:06] in Şile. It started running
[01:44:09] on the street amidst the astonished
[01:44:13] gazes of passersby, and the teams were immediately informed.
[01:44:16] Upon being informed, the fire department first took security
[01:44:20] measures and mobilized to catch the ostrich.
[01:44:23] This ostrich was caught in a short time
[01:44:26] and delivered to the zoo. The moments
[01:44:29] when the ostrich escaped between cars were
[01:44:33] captured on a mobile
[01:44:34] phone camera.
[01:44:41] With the start of the new academic year, millions
[01:44:44] of students returned to school. However, after the
[01:44:48] holiday, some students may find it difficult to adapt
[01:44:51] to their homework and study responsibilities again. So, how
[01:44:55] can children be taught the habit of doing homework?
[01:44:58] What advice do experts give for students who are just
[01:45:02] starting primary school and their families?
[01:45:04] Schools
[01:45:06] have opened, and approximately 17 million students have returned
[01:45:10] to their desks after the summer holiday. The marathon
[01:45:12] of lessons and homework
[01:45:15] has begun. During the summer holiday, a lot of time
[01:45:18] was spent with tablets, phones, and computers. Now, students
[01:45:21] need to adapt to school routines, and the
[01:45:24] basic step is homework responsibility. We need
[01:45:28] to talk to children very clearly about this. Schools
[01:45:31] have opened, homework will start, and we need to
[01:45:34] adjust their daily time for homework. You need
[01:45:38] time for food, for play, for screen time,
[01:45:41] but also for homework.
[01:45:43] Some parents take on their child's homework. In
[01:45:47] this case, both academic success decreases and a
[01:45:50] lack of self-confidence emerges. If a child is struggling
[01:45:54] with homework, we need to look at two
[01:45:58] basic points. First, if this child's summer
[01:46:01] holiday and previous life were very comfortable, if
[01:46:05] this child was never given responsibility, it
[01:46:07] is very difficult for them to take on
[01:46:11] homework responsibility. Second, does this child have
[01:46:14] a symptom like attention deficit or hyperactivity, and is that why
[01:46:18] they are struggling with their homework? We need to check these.
[01:46:21] Experts also have advice for first-grade students
[01:46:25] who are starting school for the first time this year. It is beneficial to do
[01:46:29] homework using the break method. "Let's finish this
[01:46:32] page, let's take a break." We don't give
[01:46:36] breaks longer than 10 minutes. During the break,
[01:46:40] we don't give tablets, phones, or television.
[01:46:43] "During the break, they can drink a fruit
[01:46:46] juice, eat a slice of cake, go out
[01:46:50] to the balcony for
[01:46:51] some fresh air, and
[01:46:55] then they need to return to their other
[01:46:58] homework, and we sit
[01:47:01] them." With the start
[01:47:05] çevresinde güvenlik önlemleri en üst seviyeye çıkarıldı. Üç
[01:47:09] those addresses is the
[01:47:12] capital, Ankara. Security
[01:47:13] measures around 980 schools
[01:47:21] across the province were raised to the highest
[01:47:25] level. General information gathering (GBT) checks were
[01:47:28] carried out on nearly 13,000 people within three
[01:47:32] days. In the new academic year, no stone
[01:47:36] is left unturned around schools. Inspections continue
[01:47:40] unabated around 980 schools across Ankara.
[01:47:43] Public order teams encircled the school area in the
[01:47:47] new neighborhood with a
[01:47:49] security cordon. Inspections are
[01:47:51] being carried out so that children can return
[01:47:55] home safely. Having police officers in front of
[01:47:59] schools, of course, gives us a sense of
[01:48:02] security. If these practices continue, it will, of
[01:48:06] course, be good for us. Within the scope
[01:48:10] of the school environment application, GBT inquiries were
[01:48:13] made for approximately 13,000 people within 3 days.
[01:48:16] 12 suspects sought for various crimes were identified
[01:48:20] and apprehended. Inspections are not limited to
[01:48:23] the school gate. All workplaces near the school
[01:48:26] are also meticulously inspected. Since the
[01:48:30] schools opened, approximately 1300 workplaces and 3000
[01:48:33] vehicles have been inspected one by one. We
[01:48:36] thank our officers. Everything is for the safety
[01:48:40] of our children. Inspections will continue throughout the
[01:48:44] year for children to go to school safely
[01:48:46] and return home. Turkey continues its determined fight
[01:48:50] against tobacco addiction. The Green Crescent conducted two
[01:48:53] separate public opinion surveys on the policies implemented
[01:48:57] in this fight against addiction. The results also
[01:49:01] reveal public support for the fight. Let's look
[01:49:05] at those details immediately on our graphics screen.
[01:49:08] In Turkey, one in three adults uses tobacco
[01:49:12] products. Cigarette use is 1.5 times the
[01:49:15] world average. The number of people using tobacco
[01:49:19] products in the country has exceeded 20 million,
[01:49:23] and 100,000 people die from tobacco
[01:49:25] in Turkey every year. This is a very
[01:49:28] serious figure, actually.
[01:49:31] Six out of every 10 users want
[01:49:34] to quit tobacco addiction.
[01:49:35] The rate of those
[01:49:38] who find tobacco and nicotine products harmful
[01:49:42] has risen to 87.5%. The rate of those
[01:49:45] who are bothered by passive smoke is 97.1%,
[01:49:49] and those who
[01:49:52] find electronic cigarettes harmful make up a
[01:49:55] segment of 96.3%. So, how is
[01:49:57] the support? Despite
[01:50:00] the regulations for tobacco control, general support for
[01:50:03] tobacco control policies is at 86.9%.
[01:50:06] Support for restricting
[01:50:09] tobacco use in public areas is 91.6%.
[01:50:12] regulations to protect
[01:50:15] children from tobacco and nicotine addiction is
[01:50:18] 91.4%. This is a very
[01:50:22] important point, actually. Keeping children away
[01:50:25] from cigarettes, not just not smoking, but also
[01:50:29] not being in environments where people smoke, is
[01:50:33] essential and important. Support for expanding the
[01:50:36] legislation to ban the sale of new tobacco
[01:50:39] and nicotine products has reached 83%.
[01:50:42] And let's look at other items. The
[01:50:45] rate of those who want to expand the
[01:50:48] bans on tobacco and
[01:50:51] nicotine product use in indoor areas is around
[01:50:54] 86%. Support for restricting the visibility of
[01:50:58] tobacco products at sales points is 84.5%.
[01:51:02] In this survey, support for selling with
[01:51:05] a digital or electronic age verification system is
[01:51:07] 75.2%, which is quite high as it
[01:51:11] was widely used. The highest support for tobacco
[01:51:14] policies, at 93%, was in which region?
[01:51:17] The Southeastern Anatolia region. This is a
[01:51:21] very important public opinion survey, and the
[01:51:23] data that emerged shows that we have
[01:51:27] made some progress in moving away from tobacco
[01:51:31] addiction. However, we still have a long way
[01:51:34] to go to completely get rid of it.
[01:51:38] Let's mention this and look at artificial intelligence.
[01:51:41] Artificial intelligence is developing, but it also brings
[01:51:45] new security discussions with it. OpenAI, a
[01:51:49] US-based artificial intelligence company, announced six
[01:51:52] individual incidents it detected in artificial intelligence
[01:51:55] systems in the last 6 months. It was
[01:51:59] determined that artificial intelligence fabricated data,
[01:52:02] tried to hide its
[01:52:06] errors, and in some cases, used resources
[01:52:10] on the internet without permission. Artificial intelligence
[01:52:13] fabricated data. It tried to hide its errors.
[01:52:16] In some cases, it even used resources on
[01:52:20] the internet without permission. OpenAI, a US-based
[01:52:24] artificial intelligence company, shared six striking security
[01:52:28] vulnerabilities it detected in artificial intelligence systems.
[01:52:30] According to the published report, the artificial intelligence
[01:52:34] model creates hidden notes to prevent its
[01:52:37] errors from being noticed. It fabricates missing data.
[01:52:40] It uses instructions to hide differences between
[01:52:43] sources. When the
[01:52:46] system cannot find the data it needs, it
[01:52:49] even fabricates numbers. It was also determined that
[01:52:53] it used an API key found on the
[01:52:56] internet without permission. The vulnerabilities of the
[01:53:00] artificial intelligence model are not limited to these.
[01:53:03] It was also found that it uploaded the
[01:53:07] file it prepared to the internet without permission
[01:53:10] to cite sources. It
[01:53:11] was also revealed that
[01:53:19] some artificial intelligence systems used the company's
[01:53:55] software repository and public file sharing sites to
[01:53:57] communicate with each other. OpenAI announced that
[01:54:01] these incidents were isolated examples observed in the
[01:54:05] last 6 months. It was not stated how frequently such behaviors
[01:54:09] occur in artificial intelligence. The fishing season in
[01:54:12] Istanbul started bountifully. Approximately 1,885,000 kg of
[01:54:15] aquatic products were brought to the market between
[01:54:19] September 1-7. In the same period last year,
[01:54:22] this amount was approximately 920,000 kg. When there's
[01:54:26] a lot, the price naturally drops. 250
[01:54:30] 250. There's an abundance of bonito
[01:54:32] in the sea. In the first week of
[01:54:36] last year, only 9 tons of bonito
[01:54:39] reached the market. This year, this rate increased
[01:54:43] 100-fold. 150. "It's abundant this year, you
[01:54:46] know, there was none last year, and the
[01:54:49] year before that there was little, there was
[01:54:53] none last year, but this year it's
[01:54:57] abundant." In the first week of this year,
[01:54:59] 903 tons 952 kg of bonito were reached.
[01:55:03] Bonito alone accounted for
[01:55:13] approximately half of the total fish arriving at
[01:55:17] the market. The same abundance was seen in
[01:55:20] anchovies. In the same period last year, the
[01:55:24] amount of anchovies, which was approximately 154 tons,
[01:55:28] exceeded 552 tons this year. The share of anchovies in the total
[01:55:31] fish was 29.30%.
[01:55:35] It was as if there was no bonito
[01:55:38] last year. Yes, there wasn't. We mostly
[01:55:42] ate anchovies and whiting. Now that bonito
[01:55:46] is out, we've turned to bonito.
[01:55:48] According to the first week's data, bonito and
[01:55:52] anchovies 76. The countdown continues
[01:55:55] for the 11th Sivrihisar Airshows, which will be
[01:55:58] held in Eskişehir on September 19-20. Turkey's
[01:56:01] first professional female civilian aerobatic pilot, Semin Öztürk
[01:56:05] Şener, will also take part in that show.
[01:56:09] Şener will perform with the plane called "Yenimenekşe"
[01:56:12] built by her father and his friends.
[01:56:16] She will glide through the skies of Eskişehir
[01:56:19] with Yenimenekşe, leaving a mark in the sky once again.
[01:56:23] We will have a magnificent weekend
[01:56:27] where both Turkish aviation history and all world aviation meet.
[01:56:31] Semin Öztürk Şener is Turkey's first professional
[01:56:34] female civilian aerobatic pilot. She will
[01:56:37] perform a flight at the 11th Sivrihisar
[01:56:41] Airshows to be
[01:56:43] held on September 19-20. She is continuing her
[01:56:47] preparations before the air show. "During
[01:56:50] these periods, we concentrate intensely on flying, we
[01:56:54] work on flying both on the ground and
[01:56:57] in the air. The weather conditions, the position
[01:57:00] of the audience, the
[01:57:11] engine's gauges, etc., are all calculated."
[01:57:15] Şener will perform
[01:57:16] with the plane built
[01:57:25] by her father and his friends. "It's
[01:57:28] a very special plane, approximately 400 horsepower.
[01:57:31] Its old name was Mormenekşe, now it's called
[01:57:35] Yenimenekşe with its new look, and
[01:57:38] it continues its flights with me." Abdullah
[01:57:42] Akçay, a visually impaired person living in Van,
[01:57:45] has great admiration for President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
[01:57:49] Akçay, who has been
[01:57:52] playing the bağlama since childhood, expressed his
[01:57:55] love for the President with a composition he
[01:57:58] made. Abdullah Akçay's biggest wish is to meet President Erdoğan
[01:58:02] one day. Despite not being
[01:58:05] able to see, he decorated his
[01:58:08] house with his photographs and expressed
[01:58:12] his admiration with a composition he made.
[01:58:26] 38-year-old Abdullah Akçay lives in the Erciş
[01:58:30] district of Van. Akçay was born visually
[01:58:33] impaired. Despite not being able to
[01:58:37] see, he has great admiration for
[01:58:40] President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. I had also composed
[01:58:44] a piece for our
[01:58:47] President, Mr. Erdoğan. If possible, I want
[01:58:50] to see him. I am his admirer.
[01:58:53] I became an admirer of our President without
[01:58:57] seeing him. I want to meet him,
[01:59:00] I want to talk to him. Abdullah
[01:59:04] Akçay performs his composition, in which he
[01:59:07] expresses his admiration for early minutes. Our
[01:59:11] representative, Beşiktaş, found the goal
[01:59:14] they were looking for in the
[01:59:18] 15th minute. The black and whites
[01:59:21] took a 1-0 lead with the
[01:59:24] goal scored by İlhan. After the
[01:59:27] early goal in the first half,
[01:59:30] Beşiktaş tried to maintain their lead and be effective
[01:59:47] in the opponent's goal. However, Marseille
[01:59:50] in the 30th minute.
[01:59:52] beautiful evening. The black and white
[01:59:56] fans who came to the stadium
[02:00:00] supported their team with cheers throughout
[02:00:02] the 90 minutes. I want to emphasize
[02:00:06] that there was a really strong
[02:00:10] fan support here throughout the 90
[02:00:13] minutes. The sound rising from the
[02:00:18] stands inside the stadium echoed strongly
[02:00:21] in this regard, and with the
[02:00:24] end of the match, the fans'
[02:00:28] satisfaction with the victory is, of
[02:00:31] course, reflected on their faces. So,
[02:00:34] what kind of match did we
[02:00:38] watch? Beşiktaş started the match very
[02:00:42] eagerly and with high pressure. There
[02:00:45] was a serious attack in the