Man Catches 6 Kg Sea Bass with Bare Hands in Türkiye

A man named Çağatay Hacıoğulları, who dived into the sea in the Kandıra district of Kocaeli to cool off, caught a large sea bass with his bare hands. After carrying it to the beach, Hacıoğulları proudly posed with the fish. The fish turned out to weigh 6 kilograms.

Teenager Carries Out Knife Attack in Türkiye

An 18-year-old male dressed up like a video game character took to the streets with a knife and attacked other people in Eskişehir, Türkiye. The boy, who streamed the attack on social media with a camera on his body, injured 5 people. He was then caught and neutralized by the police.

Kosovo Forest Fire Threatens Touristic Village as It Advances

  A forest fire that erupted on August 7 in Kosovo’s Shar Mountains National Park is steadily advancing toward the popular touristic village of Prevalla. Due to the rugged terrain, fire trucks have been unable to reach the area, hindering firefighting efforts. Over 20 firefighters, supported by local police, are working to control the blaze. […]

Türkiye’s Crystal Clear Lake Awaits Nature Lovers

Gökpınar Lake, which is considered one of the clearest waters in the world despite its depth of 17 meters in the steppe of Sivas, has become a favorite spot for local and foreign tourists. “It has a wonderful nature; everything is beautiful. When we look for places to visit in Sivas, this is the first […]

Turkish Firefighting Aircrafts Arrive in Greece to Combat Wildfires

  Türkiye has sent two firefighting planes and a helicopter to Greece to assist in battling the ongoing wildfires near Varnava, close to the capital, Athens. The fires, fueled by strong winds, have spread across the Attica region. Following an offer of assistance from Türkiye, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan communicated to the Greek government that […]

Sunset Forms Stunning View over Kars

The sunset formed a stunning view over the Ani Archaeological Site in Gazi Kars, one of the most important tourism regions of Kars province in Türkiye, yesterday evening. Sultan Alp Arslan conquered the Ani Castle in 1064, opening the gates of Anatolia to the Turks.

Türkiye Wins 8th European Sniper Competition

  The Turkish Armed Forces have secured a remarkable victory at the “8th European Best Sniper Team Competition,” organized by the U.S. Army’s European and African Command in Germany. Held at the Hohenfels Training Center from August 4-12, 2024, the competition featured 36 teams from 19 countries, including the USA, France, Germany, and others. Turkey […]

Greece Wildfire Claims Life and Spreads Near Athens

  A deadly wildfire near Varnava, 35 kilometers north of Athens, has claimed a woman’s life and destroyed 100,000 decares of land. The fire, which started on Sunday, continues to spread, with efforts to control it involving 702 firefighters, 199 fire trucks, 35 aircraft, and additional volunteers and military personnel. International support has been mobilized, […]

6 Dead after Building Collapses in Venezuela

A building where several families lived in a slum area in Caracas, Venezuela, collapsed yesterday. According to authorities, the incident resulted in the deaths of 6 people and the wounding of 22 more. Teams continue searching the area for survivors.  

5.2-Magnitude Earthquake in Syria Causes Panic in Nearby Turkish Cities

The 5.2-magnitude earthquake that occurred in the Hama region of Syria at 23:56 local time yesterday was also felt in Gaziantep and Hatay in Türkiye. Citizens who felt the earthquake quickly took to the streets with fear. Eleven Turkish cities, including Hatay and Gaziantep, and some border Syrian regions were greatly affected by the two […]