The teacher and poet brother of police officer Hurşit Uzel, who was martyred in the bomb attack on Gölbaşı Special Operations Department, broke hearts with the letter he wrote on the 10th anniversary of his brother’s martyrdom. Hüseyin Uzel, the teacher and poet brother of police officer Hurşit Uzel, who was martyred for the sake of the country in the Gölbaşı Special Operations Department, which was bombed in the treacherous coup attempt of FETO, explained both the indescribable pain his family experienced and the traces left behind by a hero in the letter he wrote for his brother. Stating that his brother’s friends, who were transferred from Batman to Konya, were martyred in a terrorist attack 3 days later, Hüseyin Uzel said in his letter, “You said you missed the martyrdom by three days. No, brother… My Lord was saving you for another day. The fateful night of the country. That night when tanks took to the streets and war planes bombed his own nation. In other words, he was saving it for July 15.”

‘YOU ARE IN THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACE’
In the letter, Hüseyin Uzel stated that Hurşit Uzel said, “Don’t cry, mother. Martyrdom is not a position to be sad about. If I were given martyrdom today, I would accept it without hesitation” after his mother cried over the news of a martyr he watched on television. “We were able to contact in the first hours of the night of July 15. However, we did not receive any news afterwards. The phones were unanswered. ‘My beautiful brother, where are you?’ I texted. There was no answer. It came into me. I said, ‘You are in the most beautiful place.’ “Then, with the sad news, we learned that my brother was martyred,” he said.

The National Intelligence Organization (MİT) caught Talip Güler, codenamed “Abdüsselam Türki”, who was operating on behalf of the terrorist organization DAESH and wanted with a yellow notice, and brought him to Türkiye in an operation. As a result of the work carried out by MİT, it was determined that Talip Güler, who was wanted with a yellow notice, crossed into Syria illegally in January 2014. Talip Güler, who was found to be the brother of Kasım Güler, who was caught and brought to Türkiye in 2021 and operates as the so-called “Turkey province responsible” of DAESH and the so-called financial officer of the DAESH/Faruk Office, was found to be carrying out his activities in Syria in contact with the organization’s leaders, especially his brother Kasım Güler. In the statement of Talip Güler, who was followed step by step after Kasım Güler was caught and brought to Türkiye; It was learned that he made a detailed confession regarding his radicalization process in Türkiye, his illegal passage to Syria, his participation in DAESH, and the activities he carried out within DAESH with his older brother Kasım Güler. With these studies carried out by MİT; It has been reported that efforts are being made to prevent the terrorist organization DAESH’s action plans against Türkiye, to reveal the recruitment of DAESH elements, and to capture the action plans.

The AK Party is taking an important step to prevent murders such as Ahmet Minguzzi and Atlas Çağlayan, which caused great outrage in the public, and to avoid creating a “perception of impunity” in society. The regulation that changes the punishment and execution system for children who commit crimes is expected to be presented to the Speaker of the Parliament today. AK Party Group Deputy Chairman Leyla Şahin Usta will hold a press conference today. The Master will give information about the proposal they will submit to the Speaker of the Parliament, which includes regulations regarding juvenile criminals under the age of 18.

DIGITAL TRACKING SYSTEM
Within the scope of the proposal, it is planned to introduce a gradual punishment and execution system according to crimes committed under the age of 18 in order to prevent children from being used by gangs and dragged into crime. The proposal envisages that children who commit crimes will be taken to juvenile education homes, not directly but after serving a certain amount of punishment. It is also emphasized that, as in England, a “digital tracking system” will be introduced for children who are released from prison or who have received unpaid sentences, and that they will prevent them from committing crimes in the digital environment. The suggestions here were also used while preparing the proposal.

With the launch held at İBN Haldun University, the first corporate university application of Notmatix, the first artificial intelligence-supported measurement and evaluation platform developed in Türkiye, was introduced. Necmeddin Bilal Erdoğan, Deputy Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Ibn Haldun University, attended the event held in Başakşehir, Istanbul, and made evaluations about the global effects of artificial intelligence and its future in education.

Erdoğan stated that the human and moral dimension of technology should be questioned and said, “We need to benefit from the blessings of artificial intelligence. However, is this technology developed to solve certain problems of humanity or just to benefit someone? The important thing is whether artificial intelligence will serve justice and peace.”

Erdoğan said, “Those who catch the breakthrough created by artificial intelligence will be able to close the gap quickly. This is valid for Türkiye, companies and all educational institutions.” Stating that the Notmatix project will make things easier in education and strengthen individual tracking, Bilal Erdoğan stated that he believes that the platform will make a great contribution to academic studies.

On the anniversary of the treacherous coup attempt of July 15, which was recorded as the biggest breaking point in Türkiye’s recent history, important witnesses of July 15 came together at the Institute Social building in Üsküdar. Former Minister of Treasury and Finance Berat Albayrak, in his speech here, said, “That dark night is an unprecedented epic in which not only state institutions but also millions of citizens stood in front of the tanks with their bare hands, with the help of God and with the feeling of tranquility descending from the sky, against an organized coup d’etat planned months or years in advance.”

Explaining his experiences during the flight, Albayrak said: “Since our phones were tapped, we made surprise moves through Bodrum, Aydın, Izmir and Dalaman alternatives so that we could not guess where we were going; as a matter of fact, when we landed in Dalaman at the last minute and boarded the plane, the pilots, one of whom we later learned was a FETO member, tried to direct us there, even though we knew that Sabiha Gökçen was in trouble.

For Atatürk Airport, despite all the protests and efforts to prevent them saying, “They might have pulled a truck onto the runway, we might crash,” we landed safely at the airport with the assurance we received from the Police, “The operation is complete, we have solid backs.” Stating that they were planning a terrorist operation against ISIS in his office on Vatan Street when the coup attempt started, Istanbul Police Chief Mustafa Çalışkan of the time said that he gave a reflexive order upon the news that the soldier was trying to seize the police’s gun and they did not give way to the traitors.

CITIZENS SUPPORTED THE NATIONAL WILL
The then Minister of Justice, Bekir Bozdağ, said about what happened that day: “On the night of July 15, our people carried out a resistance unprecedented in history by standing against tanks and planes with their bare hands; and we, as members of parliament, stood up for the national will by keeping the doors of the Parliament open that night, with the determination that “you cannot enter here without trampling our corpses.”