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Muhammad Mussa

LONDON - A documentary film exploring the dark underworld of the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) and its role in the July 15, 2016 failed coup attempt in Turkey premiered Monday in London.The documentary was created by the Turkish American National Steering

Committee (TASC) in conjunction with Turkish international news channel TRT World and the July 15 Foundation and analyzed the secret structures of the terrorist organization, its leader Fetullah Gulen and why Turkey is demanding that he be extradited to be held accountable for his role in the coup attempt.Watching the...

Diyar Guldogan

ANKARA / SARAJEVO- Despite Turkey’s vast contributions to Europe’s security, including through helping stem and shelter a wave of migration, the expected help from European countries has failed to materialize, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday. “We have made invaluable contributions to the security of the entire European continent, particularly to the Balkan countries. However, we did not see the support and humanitarian attitude

that we expect from our European friends during this difficult time.” Erdogan made the remarks at the South East European Countries Cooperation Process (SEECP) Summit in the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo, where stability and security and cooperation among the Balkans were discussed. He said the region faces a wave of irregular migration from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, and North Africa. “Even while European countries can’t reach agreement on refugee quotas, Turkey now hosts more...

Mustafa Deveci

JERUSALEM - The fatal shooting of an unarmed teenager of Ethiopian descent

has rekindled complaints of racism and discrimination by Ethiopian Jews in Israel. Solomon Tekah, 19, was killed by an

off-duty police officer last week near Haifa, triggering demonstrations among Ethiopian Jews. Demonstrators blocked roads...

Basak Akbulut Yazar, Meric Urer, Cemil Murat Budak, Serdar Acil and Sertac Bulur

ISTANBUL / IZMIR - Turkish prosecutors on Tuesday issued arrest warrants for over 200 soldiers in Istanbul and the Aegean Izmir province for their alleged links to the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO), the

group behind the 2016 defeated coup.According to Istanbul prosecutors, the warrants were issued for 176 active-duty soldiers including colonels, lieutenants, majors, and captains in Istanbul and 20 active-duty and five former soldiers as well as 10 civilian suspects in Izmir.The suspects are being sought as part

of a probe into FETO infiltration of the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK), according to sources who asked not to be named due to restrictions on speaking to the media.The suspects in Izmir are accused of communicating with FETO’s “covert imams” -- senior FETO operatives -- via pay phone.

The 10 civilian suspects in Izmir are accused of using FETO’s encrypted messaging application ByLock.Police have rounded up eight of the suspects so far in simultaneous operations in 20 provinces across Turkey.FETO and its U.S.-based leader Fetullah Gulen orchestrated the defeated...

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