DIGITAL LEG OF THE OPERATION: FETO’S BLACK PROPAGANDA

This attack, which started with the CHP center, was turned into a huge perception operation in the digital world by FETO’s fugitives and social media networks. FETO members, fugitives and the organization’s social media networks strongly supported the digital leg and “perception management” part of the operation. The organization’s support for this campaign was provided by artificial agenda work carried out through social media accounts managed abroad, YouTube broadcasts, bot accounts, and the dissemination of disinformation content produced. The digital base of the perception operation was made with the YouTube broadcasts of fugitive FETO members. The most well-known FETO members, masked as “journalists” and “analysts” who escaped from Türkiye during the campaign period and broadcast from abroad, published videos covering this issue every day.
Cevheri Güven, a fugitive FETO member and mentioned in many conspiracy investigations, played the role of providing so-called “intelligence/background” for CHP’s political discourses, by producing fictional scenarios based on the Central Bank reserves and Berat Albayrak in the manipulative videos he shot, telling the lie that the money was “improperly transferred to someone”.
Said Sefa, one of the managers of FETO’s Fuat Avni account, asked “Where is the 128 billion dollars?” in his broadcasts on social media and YouTube. He tried to make the opposition voters believe in this perception by exaggerating the question and the fake graphics and claims produced. Fugitive FETO members Adem Yavuz Arslan, Tarık Toros and Erkam Tufan Aytav presented the claims of CHP politicians as “evidence of economic collapse” on their digital platforms and tried to bring these discourses to the western public every day.

Within the scope of the Cedit District Urban Transformation Project implemented in Kocaeli, a draw was held for a total of 1105 independent sections consisting of 1097 residences and 8 commercial units. Speaking at the ceremony held at Kocaeli International Congress Center, Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Murat Kurum said that the project is one of the most important transformation works in the history of Kocaeli.

Drawing attention to the earthquake reality of Kocaeli, Kurum stated that the main purpose of urban transformation is to provide citizens with safe housing. He stated that the importance of the houses built after the 2020 Elazığ Earthquake in 2020 and the 2023 Kahramanmaraş Earthquake in 2023 was better understood.

Emphasizing that risky buildings in Cedit District have been replaced by modern and safe living spaces, Kurum said that the region has been rebuilt with parks, green areas and social facilities. While the beneficiaries of 1097 houses were determined with the draw, the date for key delivery was also announced.

Minister Kurum announced that key deliveries will begin on Monday, June 22, and all houses will be delivered before the schools open. He also stated that citizens’ debts were fixed according to the terms of the first tender in June 2023, and that there would be no price increases or updates after this date, and provided financial assurance to the beneficiaries.

WE WANT THAT THERE IS NO ONE WHO DOESN’T HAVE A HOUSE.
MURAT KURUM: The earthquake zone is over, we will start 500 thousand new social housing. We have drawn the lots and we will start deliveries in March 2027. We want there to be no one left without a home. In this context, we offer access to 20 thousand houses to our middle-income citizens in 64 provinces under TOKİ Presidency. There are 423 residences in Kocaeli. Sales take place on Monday. I believe that these houses will be a precaution against earthquake risk in Kocaeli.

Zübeyir Güçlü, who has been at the forefront of issues such as organ and stem cell donation throughout his life, donated stem cells to the same patient three times. Güçlü, who received the “Stem Cell Donor” award from President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan at the Turkish Red Crescent Awards for his sacrifices, told SABAH his story that touched hearts and taught a lesson in humanity.

ONE OF THE FIRST APPLICANTS
Güçlü aimed to help people throughout his life after his search for healing started with his mother’s heart disease when he was still in primary school. Güçlü, who is also an organ donor candidate, was one of the first volunteers of stem cell donation. Explaining how he made his first donation, Güçlü said, “One day, I received a phone call from the Red Crescent. They said that I matched with a patient and asked me if I wanted to donate. When they tried to explain the risks and procedures to me, I said, ‘I know, I volunteered years ago knowing these.

I said, ‘As long as our patient gets better.’ “I became a donor without hesitation, thinking that it could happen to someone close to me,” he said. Güçlü, who accepted to lie on the operating table again without thinking when he received a phone call from the Red Crescent 11 months after making his first donation, said, “I donated for the second time. Approximately 3-4 months later, I made a third donation as a ‘reminder dose’ in order to reduce the patient’s risk. “So I donated to the same patient three times,” he said.

MY MARTYR BROTHER WAS CARED ABOUT
Güçlü said that one of his biggest supporters during the donation process was his sister Zahide Güçlü, who was later martyred in the TAI attack that left Türkiye in mourning. Güçlü said, “When my donation process started, my late sister said to me, ‘Brother, I admire you very much. You are instrumental in such a beautiful thing. I wish I could donate too.'” Stating that his little nephew, aunt and uncle also received oncology treatment for similar diseases, Güçlü said, “Actually, this situation is like giving way to an ambulance or trying to save someone. The person you save may be the person who will save the world in the future. As stated in the Surah Maide in the Holy Quran; saving one person is like saving the whole world.”

YOU ARE PASSING CHECK-UP
Emphasizing that there is a lack of knowledge and fear about stem cell donation, Güçlü said, “When people talk about stem cell donation, they ask, ‘Will a piece of me go out or will they enter through my spinal cord?’ he worries. They should definitely not hesitate. “Before donation, the donor undergoes a very serious and robust check-up and the entire process is carried out confidentially,” he said.

I’M HONORED
Güçlü, who received the “Stem Cell Donor” award at the Turkish Red Crescent Awards with his chain of sacrifices, said, “I was very proud when I was called for the award. It was an honor to receive this award from our President amid his busy schedule. I first donated my organs in 1996 when I received my driver’s license. Due to my faith and consciousness, I knew that if it would heal someone, I could do it easily. My request to our society is that they should not be afraid of being a stem cell donor.”

The search for Munzur University student Gülistan Doku, who has not been heard from since January 5, 2020 in Tunceli and who was revealed to have been the victim of an organized murder at the beginning of this year, continues. To date, searches have been carried out at nearly 200 locations in Tunceli center and districts, while excavations have also been carried out in suspicious areas with the participation of Tunceli Chief Public Prosecutor Ebru Cansu.

EVERY DETAIL IS BEING EXAMINED
Gülistan Doku investigation suspect Umut Altaş, who was determined to have gone to the USA in 2003 and was detained and arrested by the FBI after the Red Notice issued against him, said in an interview, “I don’t know the exact location of the body, but it may be somewhere around the university, in deserted places where people do not come, around Aktuluk Neighborhood. They should look at the blind spots in that neighborhood where no one visits. Also, the garbage dump next to the water treatment facilities in Bayraktepe should definitely be checked.” Taking Altaş’s statements into consideration, the teams started a comprehensive search in Aktuluk District Dinar Stream, Munzur University surroundings and Sarısaltuk Viaduct area. The teams search through narrowed base data and suspicious points. Thanks to infrared signals, a three-dimensional image of the underground is obtained and suspicious areas are examined in detail.

Minister of Agriculture and Forestry İbrahim Yumaklı said, “Today, we are providing an air shield to our green homeland against forest fires with 28 planes, 119 helicopters and 14 unmanned aerial vehicles. With this power, we have the capacity to throw a total of 462 tons of water. Compared to last year, we increased the number of aircraft from 146 to 161.” Minister Yumaklı, in his speech at the “Green Homeland Heroes on Duty” program held at Selçuk Efes Airport in Izmir, said that they consider the fight against forest fires as a responsibility to protect the homeland and leave a stronger Turkey to future generations.

Pointing out that increasing temperatures, prolonged dry periods and strong winds due to the effects of climate change increase the risk of forest fires, Yumaklı stated that they continue their preparations with a stronger, planned and technological approach every year. Emphasizing that aircraft are one of the most important factors in controlling fires, Yumaklı said: “Today, we are providing an air shield to our green homeland against forest fires with 28 aircraft, 119 helicopters and 14 unmanned aerial vehicles. With this power, we have the capacity to throw a total of 462 tons of water. Compared to last year, we increased the number of aircraft from 146 to 161. Our aircraft serve in regions where fire risk is high all over our country.” at the beginning.”

NEW DEPLOYMENT POINTS
Yumaklı said, “The new deployment points, especially in the Western Black Sea Region, will significantly shorten the time it takes for our aircraft to reach the fire area in these regions.” Stating that very light class helicopters will be used more effectively for rapid intervention in the first minutes of the fire, Yumaklı stated that they have increased the capacity of the land force. Yumaklı pointed out that they have made a significant increase in land force and said, “We increased the number of watercraft from 1766 to 1930, the number of first response vehicles from 2 thousand 742 to 2 thousand 751, and the number of construction equipment from 831 to 868.”