In a historic event for the Turkish navy, a grand ceremony called “100 Ships in the 100th Year” featured the passage of a fleet of ships through the Bosphorus. This event involved 100 warships and nearly 8,000 personnel from various parts of Türkiye. The parade was meticulously planned and executed by multiple naval commands, according to officials. The ships, led by Türkiye’s largest warship, TCG Anadolu, included a diverse array of vessels. Notable participants included Türkiye’s first national frigate Istanbul and an aircraft with short-runway landing capabilities. President Erdogan praised the parade, highlighting its significance in reaffirming Türkiye’s commitment to its heritage and independence.
Excavator Operator Waits 27 Days to Protect Dove Nest in Hatay
In Hatay, Türkiye, excavator operator Bülent Kuyucu paused work for 27 days to protect a dove’s nest on his machine. Kuyucu did not work to avoid disturbing the birds until the dove chicks safely flew away.
Kuyucu said he accepted the financial loss but was happy to see the doves leave unharmed.
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