
While acts of violence and looting continued in Frankfurt city center, the police called on citizens to stay away from the area.
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Various protests were held in Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich.
In Frankfurt, where incidents of looting and violence took place, the police said in a statement on the expressions were used.
According to the official figures announced yesterday, Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich police teams stated that 18 thousand people participated in the protests, which were claimed to have been attended by 36 thousand people on the website of the initiative organizing the protests, while this figure was far below the participation of 182 thousand people targeted by the organizers.

In the investigation carried out under the coordination of the Batman Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, 21 of the 65 suspects who were found to have caused 260 million liras of damage to 8 insurance companies through fake traffic accidents were arrested.

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Diriliş Postası writer Yiğit Uzun was detained at his home in İzmir Bornova on the charge of "publicly disseminating misleading information". His home was searched and digital materials were seized.

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