Poland acquires first half dozen of TB2s

Turkey’s Bayraktar TB2, which proved its success in Syria, Libya, Azerbaijan and Ukraine, entered the inventory of the Polish army. Within the scope of the agreement signed between Poland and Turkey in May 2021, which includes the sale of 24 Bayraktar TB2s, the first delivery was made to Poland today. At the ceremony held at […]

Firefighting plane crashes in Italy, killing 2

A firefighting plane crashed yesterday while fighting a forest fire near Mount Etna on the island of Sicily, Italy. The bodies of two pilots were recovered after a search and rescue operation at the scene, local sources said. The footage from the incident shows that after the plane descended to extinguish the flames, its right […]

Locals enjoy the stunning view of autumn trees in Turkey

With the arrival of autumn, the larch, red pine, juniper, and cedar trees in the rural Kızılinler neighborhood of Eskişehir, Turkey, began to change color. The trees, which took on yellow, green, and brown tones, became the attraction for breathtaking views. Drivers passing by the road running parallel to the trees enjoyed the view.   […]

Poland destroys four Soviet monuments

Poland has dismantled four Soviet monuments that were erected in memory of Red Army soldiers who died fighting against Nazi troops in 1945 in Byczyna, Bobolice, Glubczyce, and Staszow. In front of the dismantled monument in Glubczyce, southern Poland, President of the Institute of National Remembrance Karol Nawrocki said that the monuments represent enslavement, not […]

one killed after helicopter crashes off the US coast

A helicopter crashed about 72 kilometers off Morgan City in the state of Louisiana, on the Gulf of Mexico coast of the USA. The US Coast Guard announced that rescuers were dispatched to the scene. As part of the rescue operation carried out in the helicopter, which was turned upside down in the water, 2 […]

Medallion of Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II sells for GBP 38,000 in London

A medallion featuring Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II was put up for auction at the “Art of the Islamic and Indian Worlds including Oriental Rugs and Carpets” auction organized by Christie’s Auction House in London, the capital of England. The medallion, cast in Naples in 1481 by the Italian artist Constanzo da Ferrara, sold for GBP […]

Fight broke out over confidence vote in Iraqi parliament

A fight broke out in the Iraqi Parliament between the Imtidat Movement Group and the Coordination Group deputies during the vote of confidence for the new government formed under the presidency of Mohammed Shia Al Sudani. The fight ended after a short time, when members from both sides were removed from the assembly hall. Alaa […]

Climate activists target “Girl with a Pearl Earring” in Netherlands

The Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer’s masterpiece “Girl with a Pearl Earring” at the Mauritshuis Museum in The Hague, Netherlands, was attacked by two Just Stop Oil members. One of the activists, wearing a T-shirt with the words “Just Stop Oil,” stuck his hand on the wall where the painting was located, and the other stuck […]

Ships overcrowd Istanbul’s Marmara Sea

The density of ships anchoring off Istanbul’s Marmara Sea in Turkey has made it nearly impossible to see the horizon. The density in the area where approximately 200 ships are anchored grows by the day. Most of the ships in the area are no longer in use as their contracts with companies have not been […]

Polish Defense Minister Blaszczak posts video on arrival of Bayraktar TB2

Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak has posted a video of Bayraktar TB2 UAV on his Twitter account. On the other hand, Polish Deputy Defense Minister Wojciech Skurkiewicz recently stated that the Polish army will be equipped with Bayraktar TB2 in October. Emphasizing the importance of TB2s, Skurkiewicz said, “We see how these drones work in […]