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The first statement after the coup attempt
Chief of Air Staff General Abidin Ünal and 10 aviator generals who had been kept at the Akıncı Air Base were released and went to the Headquarters. FETÖ-linked military officers at the Ankara Air Operations Center were handed over to law enforcement officers by these generals.
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The U.S.’s statement far from democracy
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry made statements during his visit to Luxembourg. He made a statement which was far from criticizing the coup attempt. He said he hoped that the Constitution would be respected while dealing with those who were behind the coup attempt, adding that Turkey did not request them to extradite Gülen.
Although Turkey’s request for the extradition of FETÖ leader Gülen to the country became higher on the agenda after the July 15th coup attempt, discussions about the issue go back to many years ago. Click here to learn all developments about the process of the extradition of Gülen.
Fetullah Terror Organization (FETÖ) leader Fetullah Gülen made his first statement after the July 15th coup attempt was suppressed by the public. Arguing that he did not scheme the FETÖ’s coup attempt, Gülen claimed that he was the victim of previous coups.
Beginning to operate abroad in 1989, FETÖ has many schools, colleges, associations, foundations, media centers and universities in Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia, and America.