Turkish Energy Minister Announces Discovery of Natural Gas

Türkiye’s Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, Alparslan Bayraktar, announced in an interview during his visit to New York for the UN General Assembly that Türkiye is set to produce 10 million cubic meters of natural gas from the Sakarya gas field in the coming months. “We will be providing natural gas for over 4 […]

Sand Lilies Secured with Tapes by Children in Mersin, Türkiye

The endangered endemic species of sand lilies growing on the beaches of the Erdemli district of Mersin province in Türkiye were secured with stripes by preschool children, accompanied by the Erdemli Municipality. “Sand lilies bloom between August and September. This region is both the habitat of the caretta cerattas and the sand lilies. We have […]

Ottoman Fort Remains a Symbol of Defense in Erzurum, Eastern Türkiye

  Aziziye Fort in Erzurum, Türkiye, built between 1867-1872, played a crucial role during the 1877-1878 Ottoman-Russian War. Located on Topdağı, only parts of Aziziye Fort No. 1 remain intact. The site includes a monument for the heroic Nene Hatun, buried nearby. Aziziye-2 and Aziziye-3 forts, also part of the complex, still stand, with Aziziye-3 […]

Turkish Fishing Boat Harassed by Greek Coast Guard

Türkiye’s Coast Guard Command reported that a Turkish fishing boat, “Barbaros-4,” was harassed by the Greek Coast Guard off the coast of Bodrum, Muğla. The incident occurred at 16:35 near Akyarlar, where Greek forces fired shots into the air. In response, Türkiye dispatched a Coast Guard ship and boat to the area. According to the […]

Ecuador Declares State of Emergency due to Ongoing Forest Fire

The forest fire that started on Tuesday in the Guapulo region of Quito, the capital of the South American country of Ecuador, has been continuing for 3 days. The fire, described as one of the most devastating fires in recent years, has injured 2 firefighters and 2 children and rendered 6 houses unusable so far. […]

Two Injured in Shiite Drone Attack on Israel

Pro-Iranian Shiite armed groups attacked the southern Israeli city of Eilat with 2 drones yesterday. One of the drones was destroyed by the Israeli Navy, but the other drone hit the Port of Eilat. Two people were reportedly slightly injured in the attack, and the port was damaged.

Death Toll Rises to 11 in Japan’s Ishikawa Floods

  The death toll from the floods and landslides triggered by heavy rains in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, has risen to 11. Local authorities confirmed the discovery of two more bodies, while 12 others have been reported injured. Rescue teams, consisting of approximately 430 personnel from the police, fire department, and Japan’s Self-Defense Forces (SDF), are […]

Putin Warns of Potential Nuclear Response to Air and Space Attacks

Russian President Vladimir Putin, during a meeting with the Russian Security Council, warned Western countries of the possibility of using nuclear weapons in response to air or space attacks. The meeting discussed updates to Russia’s nuclear deterrence strategy. Putin emphasized that any attack on Russia by a non-nuclear state, supported by a nuclear power, would […]

Death Toll from Israeli Attacks Rises to 23 in Lebanon

The death toll from the Israeli army’s ongoing attacks on various towns in southern and eastern Lebanon has risen to 23 and the number of wounded has risen to 97. The commander of the Israeli army’s Northern Command, Major General Ori Gordin, stated that Israel’s attacks “started by dealing a very significant blow to Hezbollah’s […]

Türkiye’s KIZILELMA Production Prototype Completes First Flight Test

  Türkiye’s first unmanned combat aircraft, Bayraktar KIZILELMA, successfully completed its first flight test with the production prototype PT-3. Selçuk Bayraktar, Chairman of Baykar, who led the flight test, announced the success, saying, “It was a short but successful test flight, marking another key milestone. Testing will continue.” The PT-3 prototype, developed by Baykar, underwent […]