Türkiye’s Speaker Condemns CAATSA Sanctions in D.C.

Speaker of the Grand National Assembly of Türkiye, Numan Kurtulmuş, highlighted Türkiye’s growing self-reliance in defense during his visit to Washington, D.C., for the NATO Parliament Speakers Summit. He noted the positive development of discussions on meeting Türkiye’s defense needs, particularly with the F-16 issue. However, Kurtulmuş asserted, “If our friends ignore Türkiye’s defense needs, […]

Historical Roman Bath Unearthed in Türkiye During Construction

  A historical Roman bath has been discovered during foundation digging in Bolu’s Akpınar District in Türkiye, halting construction on a new apartment complex. The site, located in a protected area, revealed ancient ruins, including hot water channels made of fire-baked bricks and stones. The Bolu Museum Directorate is overseeing the careful excavation of the […]

Death Toll from Russia’s Attack on Kyiv Reaches 38

  Russian missile attacks on Kyiv have resulted in 38 deaths, including 4 children, and 190 injuries, as confirmed by the Ukrainian State Emergency Service. The attacks, which targeted various locations including the Okhmatdyt Children’s Hospital, have prompted ongoing search and rescue efforts in the debris. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy highlighted the extensive damage to […]

Landslide in Indonesian Gold Mine Leaves At Least 10 Dead

  A landslide triggered by heavy rains struck a gold mine on Indonesia’s Sulawesi Island, resulting in 10 fatalities and leaving 40 people unaccounted for. National Search and Rescue Agency President Heriyanto reported that 164 personnel, including police and soldiers, are involved in the search and rescue operations. The teams trekked approximately 20 kilometers to […]

UNRWA Highlights Severe Destruction in Gaza

Israel’s attacks on the Gaza Strip have continued for 276 days, causing extensive destruction. Louise Wateridge, senior communications officer for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), shared images of the devastation in Khan Younis. She reported, “As you pass through Khan Younis today, everywhere you look […]

Türkiye’s Domestic Satellite Begins Space Mission

Türkiye’s first domestic communication satellite, Türksat 6A, developed by Turkish engineers, has embarked on its space journey aboard a Falcon 9 rocket. Following the launch, the Minister of Transport and Infrastructure, Abdulkadir Uraloğlu, announced on social media that the first signal from the satellite was successfully received 67 minutes post-launch. This confirmed the successful deployment […]

Parachutist Makes Hard Landing during Parachute Event

A parachute jump at the “5th Skydiving Fest-Parachute Days” event held at Sivrihisar International Sports Aviation Center Necati Artan Facilities on July 6 in Sivrihisar, Eskişehir, ended badly. The 44-year-old parachutist, who jumped from a plane and began gliding with his parachute, lost its equipment’s control, quickly lost altitude, and made a hard landing. He […]

Death Toll in Russia’s Kyiv Attacks Rises to 20

The number of people killed in the missile attacks carried out by Russian forces on many points, including the Okhmatdyt Children’s Hospital, in the Ukrainian capital Kiev increased to 20 and the number of injured increased to 50. Search and rescue efforts continue in the damaged areas. “Today the country felt not fear, but more […]

Israeli Attacks Kill More Palestinians in Gaza

According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health’s daily report, 40 Palestinians lost their lives and 75 Palestinians were injured in 3 attacks on the Gaza Strip in the last 24 hours. It was noted that the total number since October 7 was 87,903 and the number of injured was 87,903.