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[00:00:00] Let's mention that four of these suspects were arrested, and 51
[00:00:03] suspects were banned from traveling abroad and their assets were frozen.
[00:00:07] And let's give the floor back to you.
[00:00:10] bırakalım.
[00:00:15] Now, dear viewers, we will look at the latest situation in the
[00:00:18] fund market. This is extremely important. What is the latest situation? This is one of
[00:00:22] today's most important headlines, as you know. Let's take a detailed
[00:00:26] look together. Our friends have prepared
[00:00:30] a very good information screen. Let's go through it in order. The
[00:00:33] fluctuation in the markets originated from a limited number of funds.
[00:00:37] First, let's look at the reason. Fast and strong measures were taken
[00:00:41] to prevent the spread of risk, and we will look at these measures.
[00:00:44] Currently, the measures are considered sufficient.
[00:00:47] There is no widespread systemic risk. We actually said this
[00:00:52] the street from where we are. before. That is, there is no structural problem in the stock market
[00:00:56] and fund market for now, dear viewers. A 3-month
[00:01:00] roadmap is available for the liquidation process. 10% of
[00:01:04] the fund market was quarantined. So,
[00:01:07] is there any problem in the remaining 90%?
[00:01:10] There is no problem. The process is currently running smoothly
[00:01:14] in the 90% section. Now let's
[00:01:17] continue. Let's look at
[00:01:20] the fund liquidation process. So, what will happen next?
[00:01:24] This actually concerns many people.
[00:01:27] Now, 131 funds in 7
[00:01:30] portfolios will be liquidated. Banks will be authorized
[00:01:33] in the fund liquidation process. That is, banks will now be
[00:01:37] authorized. Investors will receive their cash
[00:01:41] in proportion to their shareholding in the funds.
[00:01:44] So, how will these fund payments be made? Investors
[00:01:48] who placed a sales order will be prioritized. Instructions given after September
[00:01:52] 17th at 13:30 will be evaluated
[00:01:55] during the liquidation process. This is also extremely important.
[00:01:58] The liquidation process of the funds is expected to be completed
[00:02:01] in a maximum of 3 months.
[00:02:04] Now, as you know, another investigation was
[00:02:08] carried out against Forex fraudsters. This is
[00:02:11] actually another headline of the day. We will now look at
[00:02:14] the international illegal Forex fraud managed by people with
[00:02:18] Israeli connections. Now, the fraud
[00:02:21] network is managed by Israelis. Dear viewers,
[00:02:24] this information has been reached. This is extremely important. In the
[00:02:28] operations in Istanbul and Muğla, the number of suspects increased
[00:02:31] from 106 to 203. Among the suspects, there are 47
[00:02:34] foreign nationals from 20 countries. So,
[00:02:38] how many of them are Israeli citizens?
[00:02:41] 11 of them are Israeli citizens, and
[00:02:45] it is managed by people who are Israeli citizens.
[00:02:48] This information was also shared with us by the Istanbul
[00:02:50] Chief Public Prosecutor's Office. Now we continue,
[00:02:54] because this fraud network
[00:02:57] in companies is extremely important.
[00:03:00] The meeting was determined. We just said that 11 people were Israeli
[00:03:03] citizens. The network defrauded people with the promise
[00:03:07] of high profits. The victims were directed
[00:03:11] to deposit more money. This is also very
[00:03:15] striking. Now, money was demanded
[00:03:18] under the pretext of account blockage and tax.
[00:03:22] We all wonder how they were defrauded, but money was demanded
[00:03:25] from these victims under the pretext of account
[00:03:28] blockage and tax. "The money was transferred
[00:03:32] to overseas accounts and crypto wallets, dear viewers. This is
[00:03:36] extremely important. A volume of 13 billion
[00:03:40] liras was determined in 2 years, and it is worth re-emphasizing
[00:03:43] that 11 of these people are Israeli.
[00:04:06] The world is
[00:04:08] bigger than five.
[00:04:16] Now, we said it was another headline of the day, we mentioned
[00:04:20] it earlier, but the most important headline of the day is,
[00:04:23] without a doubt, President Erdoğan's
[00:04:25] visit to the US.
[00:04:34] Erdoğan just departed for New York. Ali Artmaz
[00:04:37] from the TRT News team in New York will
[00:04:40] convey the details. Ali, now, President Erdoğan will arrive
[00:04:44] in New York, I suppose, around 21:30 Turkish time.
[00:04:47] We are curious about his schedule, who he will meet with.
[00:04:49] We assume he will have a very busy schedule, and he will
[00:04:53] hold his meetings at the Turkish House where you
[00:04:56] are, right? What will you tell us? The floor is yours.
[00:05:04] Now, at the beginning, you said it was the headline of the day,
[00:05:08] but I guess it's not just the headline of today, but
[00:05:10] until Thursday, it will be the headline of the week,
[00:05:14] Tayyip Erdoğan's New York trip and
[00:05:18] the United Nations General Assembly. Of course, all eyes
[00:05:21] will be on two points for us. The Turkish House where
[00:05:24] we are, both for President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's stay here, and
[00:05:27] for him to be enthusiastically welcomed by Turks
[00:05:31] in the evening, and for diplomacy to be centered
[00:05:34] here. Why am I saying this?
[00:05:37] Especially the United Nations Secretary-General.
[00:05:40] Sekreteri.
[00:05:51] So, President Tayyip
[00:05:54] Erdoğan will host them here. Of course, there will
[00:05:57] be different events here, but eyes will also be
[00:06:01] on the United Nations across
[00:06:05] There, the 81st General
[00:06:08] Assembly's leaders' session begins on Tuesday.
[00:06:10] Erdoğan will be the 4th
[00:06:14] speaker. Our prediction
[00:06:17] is that he will give this speech
[00:06:20] between 18:00 and 19:00 on Tuesday.
[00:06:24] We also watched the previous teaser. Especially
[00:06:27] President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who started with "the world
[00:06:30] is bigger than five," emphasized the reform
[00:06:33] in the international system and the need to find solutions
[00:06:37] to important problems in the world, and he said these directly
[00:06:40] to the leaders present there. We witnessed many
[00:06:43] speeches, and we will most likely experience
[00:06:46] a similar one there again.
[00:06:50] Of course, it's not just his speech
[00:06:53] on Tuesday. Additionally, on Wednesday, he will have an important
[00:06:56] speech about climate at the United Nations General
[00:07:00] Assembly. Why is this important for us? Because the World
[00:07:04] Climate Summit will be held in Turkey in November,
[00:07:07] and the messages he will give On the one hand, he will
[00:07:10] meet and address both the Turkish community here
[00:07:14] and Muslims in the USA. Again, almost half
[00:07:17] of the cabinet here, especially the ministers related to the
[00:07:21] economy, are here. President Recep
[00:07:24] Tayyip Erdoğan will have many contacts regarding the development
[00:07:27] of Turkish-American relations in both economic
[00:07:30] and political terms. Let's give the floor back to
[00:07:34] you, Ali. Yes, Ali, now
[00:07:37] I want to ask another question. Now, the issue of Iran
[00:07:40] is extremely important. What is happening between the US
[00:07:44] and Iran will definitely be discussed at the
[00:07:47] UN. Now, there is also information that the US has approved
[00:07:51] the visa for the Iranian delegation. So, a delegation from Iran will
[00:07:55] also go there. What is being discussed in the US
[00:07:58] media? can be made at the UN
[00:08:02] regarding Iran and the US?
[00:08:03] mi?
[00:08:08] Now, this is very important. At least,
[00:08:10] the leaders who are parties to the war
[00:08:14] will have the chance to address the world from the same
[00:08:18] venue for the first time. It is almost certain that Pezeshkian
[00:08:21] and his team will come to the United States.
[00:08:25] Now, we said that President Erdoğan will speak 4th
[00:08:28] on Tuesday, but before that, Trump is 2nd.
[00:08:32] The messages Trump will give from that podium regarding
[00:08:35] Iran are important. Again, the messages Pezeshka will give
[00:08:39] are important. Again, the genocidal Netanyahu will be met
[00:08:41] with protests here, but there is no
[00:08:45] problem for him regarding the visa. In fact, there is
[00:08:48] support, as you know. Mahmoud Abbas's visa was not
[00:08:51] granted by the US. He will give a speech. So, the parties
[00:08:55] to the war will speak, but whether they will meet is
[00:08:58] unlikely. But at least, the messages they will give
[00:09:02] and the mediator countries here, like Turkey,
[00:09:05] for example, as I said, when President Recep Tayyip
[00:09:08] Erdoğan speaks with leaders from different countries,
[00:09:12] he will raise this issue. And let me add this: Donald
[00:09:16] Trump is planning to hold a meeting with the leaders of the Gulf
[00:09:19] countries on the issue of Iran, that is, how to continue
[00:09:22] the war from now on. Of course, there is a possibility
[00:09:26] that the leaders of Muslim countries will also attend
[00:09:30] that meeting. It's not clear yet, like the Gaza meeting
[00:09:33] last year, but at least, Trump will speak with the leaders
[00:09:37] of the Gulf countries, which are US bases.
[00:09:40] There may not be direct contact with Iran, but
[00:09:43] at least the fact that the issue is on the agenda, the messages
[00:09:46] that will be given from the podium, and bilateral contacts will
[00:09:50] probably make Iran the number one topic of this General Assembly.
[00:09:54] Yes, thank you very much for the information you
[00:09:57] have provided. Now, there may not be contact, but we also
[00:10:01] think that the Iran issue will definitely leave its mark on the
[00:10:05] Thanks again.
[00:10:09] Yes, dear viewers, let's continue now.
[00:10:26] he could not control it, and tension sometimes rose in the hall. While
[00:10:30] some were applauded standing, during some speeches,
[00:10:33] the hall remained completely empty.
[00:10:35] kaldı.
[00:10:44] The date is September 27, 2024. A genocidal
[00:10:47] person is heading to the podium, and those in the hall
[00:10:51] are rising from their seats. Amidst protest shouts,
[00:10:55] emerges, and the hall
[00:10:57] suddenly empties.
[00:11:00] This was one of the scenes that left its mark on the United
[00:11:03] Nations General Assembly meetings. Those who protested oppression
[00:11:07] and massacre expressed their stance against Israel
[00:11:10] in this way.
[00:11:15] At the same podium in 2011, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas
[00:11:19] was present. All the representatives in the hall listened
[00:11:23] Mahmoud Abbas announced the historic application
[00:11:26] he made.
[00:11:30] As President of Palestine and Chairman of the Executive
[00:11:34] Committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization, I submitted my
[00:11:37] application for Palestine's full membership to the UN Secretary-General
[00:11:41] Ban. Applause rose from the hall,
[00:11:45] and Mahmoud Abbas was applauded
[00:11:46] standing.
[00:12:27] The US-Iran tension has been a constant agenda item
[00:12:31] at the United Nations for years. 20 years ago,
[00:12:35] US President George Bush targeted Iran's nuclear
[00:12:38] program from the podium.
[00:12:41] Iran must comply with its international obligations and abandon its nuclear
[00:12:45] weapons ambitions.
[00:12:49] In 2011, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
[00:12:53] was at the podium. During his speech, the US delegation
[00:12:57] left the hall. Afterwards, delegations from some European
[00:13:00] countries also left the hall
[00:13:02] in protest.
[00:13:06] Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez always targeted
[00:13:09] the Washington administration.
[00:13:12] Yesterday, the devil was here. This podium still smells
[00:13:15] of sulfur.
[00:13:19] It's 2009. Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi
[00:13:22] is at the podium.
[00:13:25] He condemned the veto power held by the five permanent
[00:13:28] members. Then, during his speech, he got angry at the delegates
[00:13:32] sleeping in the hall.
[00:13:34] "You are all sleeping, you are all tired.
[00:13:37] Why?"
[00:13:41] In 2017, the US and North Korea were experiencing
[00:13:44] nuclear tension. US President Trump went
[00:13:48] to the podium.
[00:14:12] Madam, now in the US-Iran war, there is tension
[00:14:16] on one side and a renewed diplomatic traffic on the other.
[00:14:19] Tehran conveyed 7 conditions to Washington for the negotiations
[00:14:23] to begin. Pakistan is back
[00:14:26] in the game, and the US has granted visas to the Iranian
[00:14:30] delegation. This is extremely important. So, can the parties
[00:14:33] sit at the table again during the UN week?
[00:14:36] Where will the standoff in the Strait of Hormuz evolve?
[00:14:40] Will diplomacy prevail, or will the war flare
[00:14:44] up again? We will evaluate this with our guests. I have
[00:14:47] two very valuable guests, and I would like to introduce
[00:14:50] In our studio, we have Associate Professor Dr. Şuay Açıkalın.
[00:14:53] Faculty member. Şuay hocam, welcome to
[00:14:57] our broadcast. Thank you very much. And connected
[00:15:00] to us remotely, we have journalist
[00:15:04] and writer Bayram Zilan. Bayram bey, welcome
[00:15:07] to our broadcast.
[00:15:10] Hello, madam, good broadcast. Thank you very much. Now,
[00:15:14] Şuay hocam, I want to turn to you first.
[00:15:17] Our friends have also prepared an information screen,
[00:15:20] and I want to refer to it from time to time.
[00:15:24] Now, I want us to first draw a picture.
[00:15:27] Is the tension easing? The US granted
[00:15:30] visas to the Iranian delegation As I mentioned earlier,
[00:15:34] this is extremely important. Does it bring up the question
[00:15:38] of whether the parties will meet face-to-face? Iran said,
[00:15:42] "We conveyed our 7 conditions Now, let's start with the latest picture,
[00:15:46] if you wish. The war that lasted for months,
[00:15:49] we are almost in the 7th month, it's been 6 months and 3 weeks.
[00:15:52] Do you remember when we first started, you and I on the broadcast,
[00:15:56] we thought it would last a few weeks, but
[00:15:59] it remained inconclusive, the negotiations remained inconclusive.
[00:16:03] Where are we today? Let's start with a general assessment first.
[00:16:06] Thank you, Ms. Nisan. Of course, at the point we have reached
[00:16:09] within such a long period, I always state that this is
[00:16:13] Israeli, and Iranian war, and more of a conflict environment
[00:16:16] shaped within the framework of a Hormuz crisis. Especially
[00:16:20] when we look at the field, in June being broken
[00:16:23] in July, medium-scale conflicts
[00:16:26] have restarted. At times, almost 90%
[00:16:30] of these conflicts have taken place around the Hormuz region,
[00:16:34] in areas close to Iran, and of course, we are
[00:16:38] in a process where the blockade in Hormuz continues. Therefore,
[00:16:41] at the point we have reached today, the conflict, along with the war,
[00:16:45] is in a period where we are talking about new, multidimensional
[00:16:49] and different perspectives, such as the global impacts
[00:16:52] of the Hormuz crisis and its reflection on the conflict
[00:16:56] environment. At the beginning of the conflict,
[00:16:59] Israel also participated in attacks from time to time
[00:17:02] with the United States. However, at the point we have reached today,
[00:17:05] we see that the attacks are currently continuing
[00:17:09] only between the United States and Iran.
[00:17:12] Of course, while we are talking about Hormuz,
[00:17:16] we are also in a period where crises are being discussed
[00:17:19] in different geopolitical regions, such as Bab el-Mandeb, where
[00:17:23] the Houthis have also started to create tension.
[00:17:26] Yes, now, at this point, I want to turn to
[00:17:29] Mr. Zilan, because Professor Şuay said that the situation
[00:17:33] we have reached actually looks a bit confusing,
[00:17:36] to be honest, because the war has grown, and
[00:17:40] there are threats in different areas, such as the Houthi
[00:17:42] threat. Now, I would like to ask you,
[00:17:46] do you think we are closer to diplomacy, or
[00:17:49] are we closer to a larger-scale war, Mr. Zilan?
[00:17:53] To be honest, I don't
[00:17:56] think we are very close to diplomacy. Of course, there
[00:18:00] are several reasons for this, but one of the most important
[00:18:03] reasons is that the US side dictates its maximalist
[00:18:07] demands to the table without making any concessions
[00:18:11] and demands all concessions from the other side. This is
[00:18:15] an asymmetric way of sitting at the table, a hierarchical
[00:18:18] way of negotiating. However, the Iranian side has not responded
[00:18:22] positively to the US's maximalist demands until now. In fact,
[00:18:26] the main reason why the table has not produced any results
[00:18:29] so far is this. Now, when the war started, Ms. Nisa,
[00:18:32] it was a war that also involved Israel.
[00:18:35] However, at the point we have reached today, the direction
[00:18:39] of the war has actually changed. Now, it has become
[00:18:43] more of a global energy control
[00:18:47] war, we can say. Because on one side, there is Iran,
[00:18:50] which uses the Strait of Hormuz card well and considers
[00:18:54] it a security shield for itself. It wants
[00:18:58] control here and wants a share here. Therefore,
[00:19:01] this is one of the points where Iran never wants to make
[00:19:05] concessions. Perhaps
[00:19:07] it can make partial concessions in the nuclear file,
[00:19:11] such as uranium enrichment. However, when it comes
[00:19:14] to the Strait of Hormuz, Iran considers this
[00:19:17] a red line. But on the other hand, especially
[00:19:20] in the global trade competition with China,
[00:19:24] the United States, which controls the oil
[00:19:27] shipments and exports in South America,
[00:19:31] including Venezuela, wants to do the same in the Gulf.
[00:19:35] That is, it wants to break Iran's dominance there
[00:19:38] and have a say and a share here, and thus continues
[00:19:42] its struggle to encircle China in terms of energy.
[00:19:45] Therefore, I think that today, a result
[00:19:48] will be produced at the negotiating table if both sides, especially
[00:19:52] the US side, sit at the table by making some concessions
[00:19:55] from these maximalist demands. However, it has
[00:19:59] currently entered a low-intensity process, because
[00:20:02] as you know, there are elections in the US. I see a high
[00:20:06] potential for a serious arm wrestling again after these
[00:20:10] elections. Yes, now, Professor
[00:20:13] Şuay, Mr. Zilan said that he thinks we are
[00:20:17] far from diplomacy. But now, as you know,
[00:20:20] we are before the UN General Assembly. And as
[00:20:23] we just mentioned, the US granted
[00:20:27] visas to the Iranian delegation. Now, we are also asking
[00:20:31] this question: Do you think there will be any contact
[00:20:35] or any progress on this matter in New York?
[00:20:38] Especially in terms of diplomacy, I'm asking. Of course,
[00:20:42] the ceasefire that was reached and put on paper in June
[00:20:46] was not achieved easily. It was a concrete result
[00:20:49] of a process that was carried out with the mediation
[00:20:53] of Pakistan, especially, within a long period of time.
[00:20:56] Therefore, I think there is always room
[00:21:00] taraf bağlamında da aslında herhangi bir sorun olduğunu düşünmüyorum
[00:21:03] ben eee hazirandaki burada altına imza atılan
[00:21:07] maddelerin bir kısmının zaten zamana yayılarak gerçekleşeceği anlaşmanın
[00:21:10] içerisinde de belirtilmişti. o zaman
[00:21:13] biz şunu demiştik, bu ateşkes var olan çatışmayı bitirmenin
[00:21:16] anlamının ötesinde aslında 60 yıldır gördüğümüz amerika. Birleşik
[00:21:20] Devletleri İran ilişkileri konusunda yeni bir çerçeve açabilir. Dolayısıyla
[00:21:24] var olan ateşkese geri dönmek ve bunu sürdürmek zaten çok kolay
[00:21:28] bir iddia değildi. Ama azından ateşkesin gerçekleştirdiği ve
[00:21:31] Hürmüzün belli bir noktada açıldığı bir döneme de denk geldik. Kısa süreli de
[00:21:35] olsa. Bunun bence sahada yaşanmaması için yeniden
[00:21:38] gerçekleşmesi adına eee bir engelin
[00:21:41] for a diplomatic table in conflict environments. But
[00:21:45] will this happen within the framework of the UN next
[00:21:49] week, or will there be a lower-level technical meeting rather
[00:21:53] than a high-level one between delegations, or will it
[00:21:56] be reflected in the public immediately? I think
[00:21:59] that's the main question mark here. When we look at the framework
[00:22:03] that has been reached at some point, it is possible
[00:22:06] to say this: I don't think there is any problem
[00:22:10] for either side not to return to the June ceasefire.
[00:22:13] It was stated in the agreement that some of the articles
[00:22:16] signed in June would be implemented over time. At that time,
[00:22:20] we said that this ceasefire, beyond ending the existing
[00:22:23] conflict, could actually open a new framework
[00:22:27] for US-Iran relations, which we have seen for 60 years.
[00:22:30] Therefore, returning to the existing ceasefire and maintaining
[00:22:33] it was not an easy claim. But at least, we also
[00:22:36] witnessed a period where the ceasefire was achieved and Hormuz
[00:22:40] was opened at some point, even if for a short time.
[00:22:44] I don't think there is any obstacle for this
[00:22:48] to happen again on the field. It should also be remembered
[00:22:51] that in a period when there is so little time left
[00:22:54] for the midterm elections in the United States,
[00:22:58] Iran also wants to corner the United States in the midterm
[00:23:01] elections by strengthening its hand on the field, because
[00:23:04] there are significant differences between the result that Trump's
[00:23:08] success could create in the midterm elections and the current
[00:23:12] situation, as seen in the polls in the United States.
[00:23:15] Therefore, will this meeting happen within the next 10 days,
[00:23:19] that is, on the sidelines of the UN Leaders Summit?
[00:23:22] I say again, if it happens, will we immediately learn
[00:23:25] about it publicly? I think this is a big
[00:23:29] question mark. But why not? The question
[00:23:32] of "why not" is always present in diplomacy.
[00:23:36] Absolutely, why not? Now, I will ask my friends
[00:23:40] in the control room to show Iran's demands,
[00:23:43] because Mr. Zilan, you are an expert who reads
[00:23:46] Iran very well. I want to ask you a question
[00:23:50] about Iran. Now, Iran's conditions have not been officially
[00:23:53] announced, but there are some conditions reflected in the media.
[00:23:56] Our friends have also prepared them very well. The immediate
[00:24:00] cessation of fighting on all fronts, the release
[00:24:03] of frozen assets. Iran's demand for the US
[00:24:06] to lift the naval blockade. Now, how do you see
[00:24:09] Iran's demands, and how do you think
[00:24:12] the US will respond? Now, Ms. Nise,
[00:24:16] these demands you just provided
[00:24:20] are actually the demands Iran has put on the table
[00:24:23] from the very beginning. Iran primarily wants
[00:24:27] the United States to unfreeze its assets, which are a very
[00:24:30] large amount. For Iran, which is experiencing economic
[00:24:34] hardship, these frozen assets would provide
[00:24:37] a breathing space. This is one of its red lines.
[00:24:41] The other is to gain a status in the Strait
[00:24:44] of Hormuz. So, we are talking about issues on
[00:24:48] which Iran has never made
[00:24:50] concessions since the day it sat at the table.
[00:24:54] I think that the offer sent to Iran within
[00:24:57] the framework of this 7-point agreement, which was leaked
[00:25:01] to the press, is already known by the United States.
[00:25:05] So, both sides actually know what they
[00:25:09] want. However, the sticking point here
[00:25:11] is that the United States' demands, especially
[00:25:15] those aimed at breaking Iran's dominance,
[00:25:19] are very tough demands.
[00:25:25] So, when you say negotiating table, Ms. Nise, the parties
[00:25:29] need to be flexible. The US's inflexibility
[00:25:32] on these issues and Iran's response to this
[00:25:36] with war on one side—Kalibaf, as you know, made a statement
[00:25:39] yesterday, saying, "We will continue the war on one side,
[00:25:43] and we will continue negotiations on the other"—shows that
[00:25:47] the Iranian side is not backing down in any way and
[00:25:50] intends to continue the option of war if it comes to that.
[00:25:54] However, I think the key
[00:25:57] to unlocking the deadlock here is how much the United
[00:26:01] States can be flexible. Now, one of the critical
[00:26:04] issues, as I mentioned earlier, is the nuclear file.
[00:26:08] So, when you consider the initial negotiations,
[00:26:11] it is seen that the Iranian This is always what everyone wants,
[00:26:15] but here, America's tough
[00:26:19] struggle, meaning its tough stance at the table, will lead to
[00:26:22] not producing a result, and Iran
[00:26:26] will play all its cards, especially the Bab el-Mandeb
[00:26:29] card, on the field. He said that the situation is such that
[00:27:02] the United States side is not yielding.
[00:27:06] Do you think there is a possibility of it yielding?
[00:27:09] How do you see the future of this war?
[00:27:13] I think one of the biggest problems here is that
[00:27:16] we analyzed this after the ceasefire: the issues progress
[00:27:20] interdependently, and some issues are not issues related to the
[00:27:23] February 28 conflict that just emerged.
[00:27:26] The nuclear issue and some accepted articles in the ceasefire
[00:27:30] are actually what we saw in the mid-2000s. "Similar articles to the Tehran Declaration,
[00:27:34] mutual steps need to be taken to implement this,
[00:27:37] the release of frozen assets, primary and secondary
[00:27:40] sanctions related to nuclear issues,
[00:27:43] sanctions taken with decisions based on this.
[00:27:47] Therefore, the concrete steps that the United
[00:27:50] States expects regarding nuclear issues and the steps
[00:27:53] that both sides need to take afterwards are progressing interdependently.
[00:27:57] Since these are not progressing, no result can be achieved.
[00:28:01] Of course, in the second point, the conflict started on February 28.
[00:28:03] If we look at February 25, there is a reality.
[00:28:07] Iran was not the sole country managing the Strait of Hormuz. There is no document regarding the management of the Strait of Hormuz,
[00:28:11] or rather, in terms of international waters, and there is no special
[00:28:15] situation that solely regulates this. At the current point,
[00:28:18] Iran's geopolitical gain in the war is that Hormuz,
[00:28:22] even though it is under blockade, has become an important card
[00:28:25] for Iran. Therefore, the expectation
[00:28:29] of resolving all issues between the United
[00:28:32] States and Iran in the long term,
[00:28:35] outside of the intricate war, I think is blocking
[00:28:38] the entire system. We hope that a ceasefire
[00:28:42] environment will emerge again as soon as possible in the upcoming period. Yes,
[00:28:45] but the road seems long. I understand this from your comments.
[00:28:49] Thank you very much, dear viewers. We have evaluated the latest developments
[00:28:53] on the US-Iran line. We thank Associate Professor Doctor Şuayip
[00:28:57] İlhan Açıkoğlu once again. And journalist and writer Bayram
[00:29:00] Zilan. Mr. Zilan, thank you very much. I thank
[00:29:04] you. Good broadcast. Thank you very much,
[00:29:18] ladies and gentlemen, we continue. The Chairman of the Nationalist
[00:29:22] Movement Party, Devlet Bahçeli, emphasized a Turkey without
[00:29:25] terror in the letter he sent to his party's Ankara Provincial Congress.
[00:29:28] He said that the vision of a Turkey without terror has historical
[00:29:32] importance for removing
[00:29:35] the obstacles in front of Turkey's century goals.
[00:29:39] Let's bring the details to your screens. Devlet Bahçeli stated
[00:29:42] in his message that the world is experiencing uncertainties amid turmoil.
[00:29:46] He said that in the climate of major conflicts in our region,
[00:29:49] we are striving to reach our goals of preserving our state
[00:29:53] and integrating the Turkic world as a leading country, Turkey.
[00:29:56] Devlet Bahçeli also said that the vision
[00:30:00] of a Turkey without terror is beyond just a security issue.
[00:30:03] It is important for strengthening brotherhood
[00:30:07] and consolidating national unity and solidarity.
[00:30:10] He used the expression, "We will take our thousand-year-old brotherhood as a reference
[00:30:14] and protect our national unity and stance.
[00:30:17] We will preserve the unshakable unity and integrity of the Republic
[00:30:20] of Turkey with its country
[00:30:21] and nation for generations."
[00:30:27] Now, let's continue with domestic politics. The new week in CHP
[00:30:31] will be busy. On Thursday, the Central Executive Board will convene
[00:30:35] under the chairmanship of Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu. On Friday,
[00:30:38] a 3-day camp for deputies and party management
[00:30:41] will begin in Abant. During the camp, strategies
[00:30:45] for the new legislative period and the roadmap for CHP's
[00:30:48] parliamentary work will be discussed.
[00:30:49] We will hold
[00:30:52] a magnificent general convention. We will bring the Republican
[00:30:55] People's Party back to its ethical codes
[00:30:59] from its founding.
[00:31:02] The new week will be busy for the CHP, where preparations
[00:31:06] for the ordinary general convention are underway. Chairman Kemal
[00:31:10] Kılıçdaroğlu will convene the Central Executive Board in Ankara on Thursday.
[00:31:13] Current political developments will be evaluated at the meeting,
[00:31:16] and the stage reached in intra-party disciplinary processes will be discussed.
[00:31:20] Provincial chairpersons, district chairpersons, women's
[00:31:23] branches, youth branches, we will separately
[00:31:26] take your opinions on how
[00:31:28] to change what.
[00:31:31] The other important agenda item for the CHP
[00:31:34] this week will be preparations for the new legislative year.
[00:31:38] Party management and deputies will enter a 3-day
[00:31:41] working camp in Bolu Abant on Friday. During the camp, a roadmap
[00:31:45] for parliamentary work will be determined
[00:31:48] before the new legislative year, which will start on October 1.
[00:31:51] The expected topics on the parliamentary agenda will be discussed.
[00:31:55] Group Deputy Chairs will give presentations on legislative activities.
[00:31:59] Deputies will take the floor one by one
[00:32:02] and convey their demands and suggestions
[00:32:04] for the new term. After the 3-day camp,
[00:32:08] the CHP will finalize its work program for the new legislative
[00:32:11] year.
[00:32:20] And now we will talk about Rize. We showed it on your screens
[00:32:23] yesterday. Work is continuing to restore life to normal
[00:32:27] in Rize, where heavy rainfall turned into a flood.
[00:32:31] Cleaning and damage assessment efforts are ongoing
[00:32:34] throughout the city, especially in the districts
[00:32:37] of İyidere and Pazar.
[00:32:42] Roads closed by the flood, damaged agricultural
[00:32:46] areas, and houses. In Rize, the wounds
[00:32:49] are being healed
[00:32:50] after hours of heavy rainfall.
[00:32:54] I'm 64 years old, I've never seen a flood like this in my life.
[00:32:57] It's a disaster. Over 40 landslides occurred
[00:33:01] across the city. Damage occurred not
[00:33:05] only in agricultural areas, but also in homes.
[00:33:08] The flood came. In short, as you can see, the house was destroyed,
[00:33:12] a family lived here. There was a family downstairs.
[00:33:15] We got the mother and father
[00:33:16] out overnight.
[00:33:20] There are many landslides in the districts and on village roads.
[00:33:24] There are still places closed to traffic,
[00:33:27] but since there are alternatives, we do not
[00:33:31] have any problems with transportation.
[00:33:33] The work started after the floods and landslides
[00:33:36] in the city continues. 351 personnel
[00:33:40] are working with 174 vehicles.
[00:33:43] During the flood,
[00:33:49] blocked culverts in the İyidere district center,
[00:33:52] which had turned into a lake, were opened and the water receded.
[00:33:56] The mud layer that emerged was largely
[00:33:58] cleaned.
[00:34:00] After the floods and landslides in the region,
[00:34:04] only mud and sludge remained. The teams are continuing
[00:34:07] their cleaning efforts without interruption to restore
[00:34:10] life to normal.
[00:34:15] We will remove all the excavation materials down to the smallest
[00:34:19] detail, hopefully by tomorrow evening at the latest. In the district, there are 9
[00:34:22] neighborhoods and 7 villages where we have not provided transportation
[00:34:26] as of last night. On the one hand, damage assessment
[00:34:30] is being carried out throughout the province. Damage was detected in 16
[00:34:33] workplaces and 3 residences in the İyidere district center.
[00:34:36] Damage assessment efforts have been completed in the İyidere
[00:34:39] district center. The teams' work in agricultural lands
[00:34:42] continues. ended, but the soil saturated
[00:34:46] with water carries the risk of landslide.
[00:34:49] Officials are warning citizens not
[00:34:52] to enter their tea gardens.
[00:34:53] Now,
[00:34:58] we will share a TOKİ campaign with you. TOKİ
[00:35:02] is launching a new campaign for housing and workplace
[00:35:05] buyers who want to obtain their title deeds by paying
[00:35:08] their entire debt in cash. Within the scope of the campaign,
[00:35:11] a 25% discount will be applied
[00:35:15] for housing and workplaces with ongoing
[00:35:17] repayments. Applications for the campaign will be accepted
[00:35:21] between September 22
[00:35:24] and October 19. We are giving good news
[00:35:28] to 228,000 of our brothers and sisters
[00:35:31] who bought their homes and workplaces
[00:35:35] from TOKİ and are continuing their payments, and we are launching
[00:35:39] a discount campaign. Within the scope of the campaign
[00:35:42] organized by the Housing Development Administration,
[00:35:46] a 25% discount will be applied to the existing
[00:35:50] debt balance
[00:35:53] for housing and workplace buyers who wish to obtain their title
[00:35:57] deeds by paying their entire debt in cash.
[00:36:00] Those who wish to benefit from the campaign can apply
[00:36:03] to the banks where they carried out their sales transactions between September 22 and October 19.
[00:36:07] A partial payment option will also be offered
[00:36:11] to buyers who cannot close their entire
[00:36:17] debt. A 25% discount will be applied
[00:36:21] to cash payments, provided that they are not
[00:36:23] less than 25% of the debt balance. Housing and workplace buyers
[00:36:27] whose repayment installments started no later than the end of June 2025
[00:36:31] can benefit from the campaign. The installments for the relevant
[00:36:34] month must have been paid
[00:36:36] on the application date, and there must be no outstanding
[00:36:41] installments or property tax debt. Those with 12 or fewer
[00:36:45] remaining installments will not be able to benefit
[00:36:49] from the campaign. In projects where condominium
[00:36:51] ownership has been established,
[00:36:56] buyers who pay off their debt will be given their title deeds.
[00:36:59] For title deed transactions, a document showing
[00:37:02] the property declaration value and a natural disaster
[00:37:06] insurance policy will be required. The insurance obligation
[00:37:09] for those who employ cleaners at home
[00:37:12] varies according to the number of days worked, dear viewers.
[00:37:16] While daily premiums are paid for those who
[00:37:20] work less than 10 days a month, different insurance provisions
[00:37:23] come into play for those who work 10 days or more.
[00:37:30] There are also different rules to be considered for foreign
[00:37:33] nationals. So, what responsibilities
[00:37:37] does the homeowner face in case of a possible
[00:37:40] work accident? We leave the floor to TRT Haber
[00:37:44] correspondent Iclal Aydın and her guest.
[00:37:47] Iclal, the floor is yours.
[00:37:50] There is an issue that those who call
[00:37:54] a daily worker for cleaning their homes need to pay
[00:37:58] close attention to: insurance. Especially
[00:38:01] for those who work less than 10 days a month,
[00:38:05] a different application is in question. So,
[00:38:08] how are applications made, especially
[00:38:12] what is the homeowner's responsibility
[00:38:16] in case of a possible work accident? We will evaluate
[00:38:19] all of these and more with economist Muhammed
[00:38:23] Bayram. Welcome to our broadcast, Muhammed Bey. Thank
[00:38:26] you. Good broadcast.
[00:38:29] First of all, who needs to get insurance when employing
[00:38:32] a daily worker? Especially for those who work
[00:38:36] less than 10 days a month, how does the process work,
[00:38:40] and where and how are applications made? Let's hear it from
[00:38:43] you. Yes, Ms. Iclal, as you mentioned, the criterion
[00:38:47] here is working less than 10 days. If we employ them for more
[00:38:50] than 10 days, the system changes. Our government
[00:38:54] has developed a very easy system. You log in
[00:38:58] through e-government and write "home services"
[00:39:01] there, or you write "home services" in the search
[00:39:05] engine. It appears directly in front of you,
[00:39:08] and easily. By depositing
[00:39:12] 22.2 TL daily, the responsibilities
[00:39:15] here are eliminated. If they do not get
[00:39:18] an insurance of 22 liras, they may face
[00:39:22] financial and moral compensation penalties arising
[00:39:25] from a work accident. Of course, what do we get rid
[00:39:29] of by depositing 22 liras? Basically,
[00:39:33] the financial situations in work accidents and occupational
[00:39:36] diseases. But here, we need to think
[00:39:40] about the worker. Now, if a worker works
[00:39:43] less than 10 days somewhere, for example, they come to my house
[00:39:47] twice a month, they come to your house
[00:39:50] twice a month. This makes a total of 4 times.
[00:39:54] They only need to work less than 10 days with one employer.
[00:39:58] In total, they might work 30 days and might
[00:40:02] not have long-term insurance premiums paid.
[00:40:06] But here, we also need to think about the worker.
[00:40:09] The worker here, yes, a work
[00:40:13] accident and occupational disease premium of 22 liras
[00:40:16] is paid for them, but when they go to the hospital,
[00:40:20] they might not be able to get examined because long-term
[00:40:24] insurance premiums are not paid. They will be subject to GSS,
[00:40:27] or since retirement premiums are not paid here,
[00:40:31] they cannot acquire retirement rights because of this.
[00:40:35] There are misconceptions about employing
[00:40:38] a retired person or a person who has already
[00:40:42] retired. Even if they are our relatives,
[00:40:46] if they work less than 10 days,
[00:40:49] we must definitely pay daily insurance
[00:40:52] for work accidents and occupational diseases.
[00:40:56] Again, for retired people, even if they
[00:40:59] are retired, if they
[00:41:01] work less than 10 days
[00:41:09] here, we need to pay 22 insurance premiums.
[00:41:12] If they work 10 days and more,
[00:41:15] long-term insurance premiums must be paid.
[00:41:18] Even if foreigners work for one day,
[00:41:22] they will definitely be subject to long-term
[00:41:25] insurance premiums, and a full insurance
[00:41:28] premium will be paid. Tradesmen such as
[00:41:31] plumbers, painters, etc., who come to the house,
[00:41:35] are actually responsible
[00:41:40] because they work for themselves. But they are
[00:41:44] already paid a fee. Yes. Of course,
[00:41:47] they are paid a fee. But if we look at it,
[00:41:50] there might be a problem arising from the homeowner
[00:41:54] not providing the necessary conditions.
[00:41:57] For example, a plumber can warn
[00:42:00] the homeowner if the necessary conditions are not provided.
[00:42:03] If such a situation occurs, let's say you called a plumber
[00:42:07] and a work accident happened, whose responsibility
[00:42:10] is it then? Of course, it's both a financial
[00:42:13] and moral compensation issue. But if the homeowner
[00:42:17] does not provide the necessary conditions,
[00:42:20] the homeowner also definitely has responsibility
[00:42:24] here. So, it's beneficial to be careful.
[00:42:26] Thank you very much, Mr. Muhammet, for your
[00:42:30] contribution to the broadcast. I thank you.
[00:42:33] In which situations is insurance mandatory
[00:42:36] for those working in home services,
[00:42:40] especially how are applications
[00:42:42] made, and whose responsibility is it in case of a possible
[00:42:46] accident? We evaluated all of these and more
[00:42:50] with economist Muhammet Bayram, and provided the details.
[00:42:53] And now we will talk about the Ankara Culture Road
[00:42:57] Festival, which started yesterday. The Başkent
[00:43:01] Millet Bahçesi is hosting children's activities.
[00:43:04] What activities are there, how long will the festival
[00:43:07] last? We will ask for the details. Our reporter
[00:43:11] friend Birgül Yazıcı is waiting for us there.
[00:43:14] Birgül, we see the crowd behind you, children are having
[00:43:17] fun. How long will it last, how many days will it last,
[00:43:20] what activities are there? We're with you.
[00:43:24] The Turkey Culture Road Festival started with great enthusiasm
[00:43:27] in Ankara. There are various activities for everyone,
[00:43:30] from 7 to 70. We are at Başkent
[00:43:34] Millet Bahçesi today. The area we are currently
[00:43:37] in is the children's village activity area,
[00:43:41] specially set up for children. I want to start
[00:43:45] by reminding you that all the activities in our area are free of charge.
[00:43:48] Activities will continue in the children's
[00:43:52] play area from 3 PM to 8 PM throughout
[00:43:56] the festival. Traditional archery is shown
[00:43:59] on your screens. Ethnosport is here because
[00:44:02] they are here to remind
[00:44:06] children of our games carried from tradition to the future,
[00:44:10] one by one. Not only ethnosport, but also Hacivat Karagöz
[00:44:13] shows were prepared for children, parks
[00:44:17] were prepared, inflatable play groups, and fair tents
[00:44:20] were also brought. It started about half
[00:44:24] an hour ago, but the crowd is rapidly increasing.
[00:44:27] The opening of the activities in the children's village
[00:44:31] of the Culture Road Festival
[00:44:36] was also started by children with a dance
[00:44:40] show. They are having a very active and exciting
[00:44:43] day. How long will the festival
[00:44:47] continue, what will happen? Let's take a look at that
[00:44:50] too. Activities will continue until September 27.
[00:44:53] Activities in the children's village will also continue
[00:44:57] until 8 PM on September 27. Ankara became the 19th
[00:45:00] stop of the Culture Road Festival.
[00:45:03] 518 different activities are being organized
[00:45:06] at 42 different venues within the scope of the festival.
[00:45:10] With various exhibitions, dance shows,
[00:45:13] ballet performances, musicals, operas, and various
[00:45:17] activities tailored to every age group
[00:45:20] and every interest, Ankarans will be immersed
[00:45:23] in culture and art for a week.
[00:45:26] In Ankara, museums, historical sites,
[00:45:30] and art centers will host many activities
[00:45:33] for 9 days. In fact, Ankarans
[00:45:37] are used to this event, because they are hosting
[00:45:41] the Turkey Culture Road Festival for the 5th time.
[00:45:44] Also. Many artists
[00:45:48] will continue to give concerts on the main stage
[00:45:52] to be set up in Başkent Millet Bahçesi in the
[00:45:56] later hours of the night. We are in the children's
[00:45:59] village. Activities start here at 3 PM.
[00:46:03] Activities continue until 8 PM. Throughout
[00:46:06] the festival, that is, until the 27th
[00:46:10] of the month, you can take your children
[00:46:13] and visit this children's village in Başkent
[00:46:17] Millet Bahçesi. Yes, the festival
[00:46:21] really looks like a lot of fun.
[00:46:25] Let's say that and continue with another
[00:46:28] connection. Menemen, a district of İzmir
[00:46:32] famous for its earthenware and pots,
[00:46:35] is hosting the International Pottery Festival.
[00:46:38] Menemen's world champion potters are hosting
[00:46:42] pottery and ceramic masters from 45 countries.
[00:46:45] Our reporter friend Gül Ben will give
[00:46:48] us the details about the festival. Gül,
[00:46:51] we're with you. Yes.
[00:46:54] This is the
[00:46:57] fifth time the pottery
[00:47:01] festival is being held this year,
[00:47:04] and master potters from all over the world
[00:47:07] are competing here with the host potters.
[00:47:11] My cameraman friend Ahmet Burak Karaahmet
[00:47:15] is also filming. Master potters
[00:47:18] from different parts of the world,
[00:47:21] 75 international participants from 45 countries
[00:53:04] The details of the news
[00:58:20] Hello, welcome to TRT News, dear viewers. Our
[00:58:24] clocks show 4 PM, we are with you with developments.
[00:58:27] President Recep Tayyip Erdogan set off to visit
[00:58:31] the United States. Erdogan will address the 81st
[00:58:35] General Assembly of the United Nations on September 22nd. During his
[00:58:38] contacts in New York, he will meet with some heads of state
[00:58:41] and government. President Erdogan will also attend many
[00:58:45] meetings during his four-day visit.
[00:58:52] He will address the world 16 times
[00:58:55] from the United Nations rostrum, and will hold face-to-face meetings
[00:58:58] with the leaders of many countries. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
[00:59:02] will continue the diplomatic traffic in the United
[00:59:04] States.
[00:59:08] Erdogan went to New York to attend
[00:59:11] the 81st General Assembly meetings of the United Nations.
[00:59:15] He will address the General Assembly on September 22nd.
[00:59:18] In his eagerly awaited speech, he will deliver messages
[00:59:21] on many topics, from the genocide in Palestine by the occupying
[00:59:25] Israel to the US-Iran crisis, from the Russia-Ukraine
[00:59:28] war to the problems in different geographies of the world.
[00:59:31] He will once again underline
[00:59:34] Turkey's peace-oriented foreign policy vision that centers
[00:59:37] humanitarian values. The phrase "the
[00:59:40] world is bigger than five", used
[00:59:43] by President Erdogan for the first time in 2014 to criticize
[00:59:47] the structure of the United Nations, has become a global
[00:59:51] slogan. Erdogan will emphasize the deadlock
[00:59:54] and injustices in the global system
[00:59:57] in his United Nations speech this year
[01:00:00] as well.
[01:00:02] President Erdoğan's leader diplomacy, who met with
[01:00:06] the heads of state and government of 68 countries this year,
[01:00:09] will continue in New York. Erdoğan will meet with
[01:00:13] some leaders attending the United Nations General Assembly.
[01:00:16] Among those leaders, US President
[01:00:20] Donald Trump is also expected. Located directly opposite
[01:00:24] the United Nations building in New York, the Turkish
[01:00:28] House has been a center where the heart of global
[01:00:31] diplomacy has beaten since its opening in 2021.
[01:00:34] The Turkish House will host the bilateral meetings
[01:00:37] that President Erdoğan will hold with leaders in the
[01:00:41] United States this year, as it has for the
[01:00:44] past five years. Erdogan's New York program is limited to this.