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The Honorary Consulate of Uzbekistan was opened in Trabzon, Turkey. This honorary consulate, which is the fourth one after Bursa, Adana, Antalya, is located in a historical building opposite the Trabzon regional governor's office.
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Abdul Fattah Sisi, who organized a coup in 2013 and overthrew the legitimate government of Mohamed Morsi, came to Turkey after 12 years. Within the framework of this visit, issues of cooperation development in defense, energy, trade and other fields will be considered. The leaders of the two countries will exchange views on regional issues, including the Gaza Strip and attacks on the occupied Palestinian territories.
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Turkish Interior Minister Ali Erlikaya announced that it is planned to take fingerprints from foreigners at the country's airports, as in the USA and Britain. He also informed about the changes being made in the immigration policy of Turkey, in particular, the expected changes in obtaining a residence permit.
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Turkish delegation headed by Ambassador of Turkey in Bamako Efe Ceylan met with Chief of General Staff of Mali General Omar Diarra. At the meeting, the Turkish military delegation confirmed its readiness to continue providing military assistance to the government of Mali in the fight against terrorist groups.
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On the night of July 15, 2016, an attempted coup d'état aimed at overthrowing the democratically elected government was carried out in Turkey. Professor Fahrettin Altun, Head of the Communication Department under the President of Turkey, explains how this uprising began, what events took place, and how the coup plotters were fought.
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Turkey's first national and domestic satellite, Türksat 6A, was successfully launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida, USA, using SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket carrier. With the help of Türksat 6A, the number of people on earth that will be served by Turkish satellites will increase from 3.5 billion to 5 billion people.
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Turkish intelligence has stepped up surveillance of US and British citizens visiting the country. It is said that some of the citizens of these countries may be acting as spies and clients in order to destabilize the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Head of the Information and Communication Department of the Office of the President of Turkey, Professor Fakhriddin Altun, made a statement about the situation with Syrian refugees in the country. According to him, the government is closely monitoring attempts to create a negative atmosphere in the country and increase tension in society against refugees. According to Altun, provocative actions aimed at disrupting stability have begun in the country under the leadership of hostile elements.
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Head of the Communications Department under the President of Turkey, Fahriddin Altun, noted that some countries that previously did not want to recognize Palestine today had a great contribution to it, along with Turkey's diplomatic initiatives, as well as reporters and journalists performing their profession in the conditions of massacre and oppression.
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The Sunni Kurdish party HÜDA-PAR has submitted a bill to the Turkish parliament to strip all Jews of citizenship with passports from countries participating in the war in Israel. It turned out that 4,000 Jews who were citizens of Turkey not only served in the military in Israel, but also went to Gaza and participated in the massacre of innocent Palestinians. It was found that most of them went to the occupying country not from Turkey, but through third countries. The killers used different names to avoid being exposed.