Ankara-Sana
Today, the Turkish regime authorities issued arrest warrants for 191 people, including military, on the pretext of their links to the preacher Fethullah Gulen, whom the regime accuses of being behind the attempted coup in 2016.
Anadolu Agency, a spokesperson for the Turkish President’s regime, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, stated that the Public Prosecution issued arrest warrants against 191 people, including 181 air force and security forces in active service, while the Turkish regime’s security forces launched raids and arrests in Izmir and 22 regions that resulted in the arrest of 145 of the wanted.
Yesterday, Turkish authorities issued arrest warrants for 149 people, including 74 policemen.
Erdogan's regime, exploiting the coup attempt, launches a severe repressive campaign to target its opponents and opponents, as tens of thousands of people have been arrested and sacked in various civil and military institutions in the country.