The Legacy of the July 15 Coup Attempt for Turkish Democracy
The coup attempt was undertaken by an illegal organization, FETO, which tried to usurp power from within the state bureaucracy.
What July 15 Means for Turkish Society
wo years ago, Turkey witnessed the coup attempt by the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO), which had been infiltrating critical state institutions for a long time.
Is Nationalism on the Rise in Turkey?
As noted above this, was caused by the Western powers’ indifference to Turkey’s sensitivities, especially Turkey’s struggle with terrorist organizations such as FETO and the PKK.
Ditches Against Peace, Terror Against Politics
After a year, the military coup attempt organized by the Gulenist Terror Group (FETO) became the last straw for the Turkish nation.
What Can the F-35 Crisis Further Lead To?
Turkey’s intention to purchase Russian S-400 air missile defense systems, and the detention of the American pastor, Andrew Brunson,-- who has been accused by the Turkish court for serving the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) following the July 15 coup attempt-- are stated to be the major reasons behind the American resentment.
Towards the Final Phase of Turkey’s 24 June Elections
Finally, it’s also very bizarre that the dominant opposition parties do not address Turkey’s fight against terrorist organizations such as the PKK, FETO in depth – neither in the candidates’ nor the parties’ program.
Three Scenarios for the post-June 24 Elections
More, terrorist organizations such as the PKK will face contraction of room for maneuver and FETO will give up hope for a comeback.
Turkey’s Snap Elections: Why During the State of Emergency?
On the night of July 15, 2016, however, the Gulenist Terror Group (FETO) and its operatives who infiltrated the state apparatuses of the country attempted to stage a military coup.
An Alliance of Chaos?
This insurrection, attempted by a group of Gulenist Terror Group (FETO) affiliated military officers who infiltrated the military, was repelled by the Turkish people.
What Does the Snap Election Mean for Turkish Foreign Policy?
Articulated as such, the PKK and FETO are the main threats to Turkey’s domestic stability.
Re-Radicalization of the Gulenist Terror Cult
After the incident, it was declared to the public that the ongoing dispute between the attacker and staff based on the FETO (Gulenist Terror Organization) investigation at the university might be one of the reasons for this mass killing.
From top of the CIA to US Secretary of State: Mike Pompeo
The main topics of the meetings were on Syria, the struggle against Daesh and FETO.
Not Financial Speculations, but Financial Attacks against Turkey?
Second, starting from 2013, different terrorist organizations, namely FETO (Gulenist Terror Organization), PKK, Daesh and DHKP-C, one after another, so to speak, have waged war against Turkey.
The Future of CHP and Turkey’s Democracy
CHP didn’t openly side with democracy in the fight between the legitimate government and the Gulenist criminal cult (FETO) that has been going on since February 7, 2012.
Does the 1997 Coup Trial Suffice to Confront the History of Coups?
As a matter of fact, this change in the judicial system began with the Supreme Board of Judges and Prosecutors (HSYK) elections held in 2014 and presented significant possibilities for the fight against the Gulenist Terror Group (FETO).
What Happened in Turkey on February 28?
If the July 15 coup attempt had been successful, the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO) would have had control of both the state and society.
From CHP to HDP: a Hidden Tunnel in Turkish Politics
During his resignation, he claimed that the whole incident was a scheme that was carried out by the government and not by those in Pennsylvania (referring to FETO leader, Gulen).
Turkey, US reach ‘understanding’ to normalize ties
“We clearly expressed our expectations with regard to the fight against FETO and the PKK terrorist organizations, and the U.
Turkey, Germany vow to improve strained ties
Ankara slammed Berlin for granting asylum to several coup suspects, turning a blind eye to outlawed groups and terrorist organizations like the PKK and FETO, which use Germany as a platform for their fund-raising, recruitment and propaganda activities.
A Divided Europe and Turkey
EU member states issued diatribes to the declaration of an emergency state and steps taken by the government to purge the putschist Gulenist Terror Group (FETO) operatives from public institutions.
