The Turkish regime issues arrest warrants for 70 people under the pretext of their association with the Gulen organization

Ankara-Sana

Today, the Turkish regime authorities issued arrest warrants for 70 people, including soldiers, under the pretext of their association with the organization of the preacher Fethullah Gülen, whom the authorities of this regime accuse of being behind the coup that took place in 2016.

The Anatolia News Agency, speaking on behalf of the Turkish regime, quoted security sources as saying today, “The local authorities in Gaziantep and Adana have issued arrest warrants for 70 people, including teachers, doctors, lawyers, police officers, prescribing officers, and 63 of them have been arrested so far, while the search for the rest is still going on. .

The Adana arrests came against the background of decisions issued against 13 non-commissioned officers under the pretext of using the ByLock application, which the Russian regime authorities claim that the 2016 coup plotters used.