New wireless records of putschist FETÖ officers obtained
The Ankara Public Prosecutor's Office obtained wireless records of putschist Gülenist military officers that bombed the Police Special Forces headquarters in an airstrike, during the July 15 failed coup attempt, killing 47 police officers, under the investigation of the Gülenist Terror Group (FETÖ).
In the records, lieutenant pilot Ahmet Tosun ordered putschist pilots to bomb if they saw any "movement" inside Police Special Forces. After pilot Ekrem Aydoğdu informed him that ambulances arrived at the entrance of headquarters after the bombing, Tosun reiterated his order and told them to destroy any moving target.
It has also drawn attention to putschists officers addressing each other as "Hocam" (teacher/mentor) instead of "commander" and congratulating each other by saying "well done" after hitting targets.
Meanwhile, one of the last FETÖ institutions in Tajikistan was closed after a state decision. According to a report by Ozodi radio, FETÖ's "Diyalog" (Dialog) institution, which had been operating on Rudaki Street in the capital Dushanbe, was emptied. Reportedly, Tajik authorities closed the institution; however, FETÖ members claimed that emptying the building was their decision due to insufficient funds.
Within the last year, Tajikistan took over FETÖ schools in the country and turned them into state schools after changing their names.
In the records, lieutenant pilot Ahmet Tosun ordered putschist pilots to bomb if they saw any "movement" inside Police Special Forces. After pilot Ekrem Aydoğdu informed him that ambulances arrived at the entrance of headquarters after the bombing, Tosun reiterated his order and told them to destroy any moving target.
It has also drawn attention to putschists officers addressing each other as "Hocam" (teacher/mentor) instead of "commander" and congratulating each other by saying "well done" after hitting targets.
Meanwhile, one of the last FETÖ institutions in Tajikistan was closed after a state decision. According to a report by Ozodi radio, FETÖ's "Diyalog" (Dialog) institution, which had been operating on Rudaki Street in the capital Dushanbe, was emptied. Reportedly, Tajik authorities closed the institution; however, FETÖ members claimed that emptying the building was their decision due to insufficient funds.
Within the last year, Tajikistan took over FETÖ schools in the country and turned them into state schools after changing their names.