In Bayburt, Turkish gendarmerie seized numerous historical artifacts, including a painting believed to be by Pablo Picasso, valued at 6 million euros. The Bayburt Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office led an investigation into illegal artifact trafficking, revealing operations in Erzincan, Erzurum, and other regions. Following intelligence work, 21 suspects in 14 provinces were targeted, resulting in the recovery of 3,072 Ottoman coins, 178 Eastern Roman and Byzantine coins, and various ancient objects. Nineteen suspects were released after questioning, while two remain on probation.
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Download File: https://iha.news/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/iha-8b87f2d6-b8be-414a-8a12-788439945ee0-2024-11-14_11-10-11_476135.mp4?_=1The first batch of domestically produced Togg electric vehicles departed from Gebze by train to be delivered to their new owners in Germany. The train, loaded with T10X and T10F models, passed through the Marmaray Tunnel under the Istanbul Strait and exited Türkiye via the Kapıkule Border Gate, reaching Bulgaria early this morning.
The convoy will continue through Romania, Hungary, Slovenia, and the Czech Republic before arriving in Germany on October 14. Togg officials confirmed the shipment and said delivery dates will be announced soon. The Turkish-made cars are drawing strong interest in Europe for their advanced software, design, and Euro NCAP safety ratings, with 200 vehicles set for monthly delivery and exports expected to exceed 1,000 by the end of 2025.
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