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Minister of Internal Affairs Mustafa Çiftçi made statements in a television program about the shotgun attack in Afyonkarahisar, the Fund investigation, COP31 security measures, school security and the historical struggle of the AK Party.
Minister of Internal Affairs Mustafa Çiftçi made a statement in a television program. Stating that the perpetrator of the attack carried out with a shotgun in Afyonkarahisar was caught in a short time as a result of the successful tracking of the security forces, Minister Çiftçi expressed his condolences for those who lost their lives and said, "8 of our citizens lost their lives as a result of an attacker firing a shotgun. First of all, I pray for God's mercy on our citizens who lost their lives in this attack, and my condolences to their families and our entire nation. I also wish a speedy recovery to our injured citizens. I really hope that such incidents do not happen." "I feel heartbroken when I hear about it. Unfortunately, such incidents can happen from time to time. Such an incident also occurred in Mersin. I hope such incidents will not happen again," he said.
Stating that President Erdoğan followed the process regarding the fund investigation from the beginning, Minister Çiftçi said, "I was also present in some meetings chaired by our President. His instructions on this issue are quite clear. Whoever got into this business and made unfair profits, he made a statement that those people will not get away with it, the amounts will be taken from the people who made unfair profits and paid to the victims. The Fund Coordination Board was established on the subject. The State Audit Board has also been assigned the task regarding the issue. Apart from these, our Ministry of Justice also carries out investigations on the subject. "Let me share the figures with you. So far, 112 of the 433 suspects have been released under judicial control. An arrest warrant has been issued for 38 fugitives. Our President has already stated that there is a clear instruction to eliminate the grievances without any expenditure from the budget."
"26 THOUSAND POLICE POLICE ARE ON DUTY IN ANTALYA"
Providing information about COP31 measures, Minister Çiftçi said, "There was a NATO summit in July, 56 thousand police officers took part in Ankara. Heads of state came and it was a very prestigious meeting for our country. We calculated everything in detail from A to Z. There, we took Ankara as the center and determined the provinces around it as first degree, the provinces around it as second degree, and our border provinces as third degree provinces. We apply the same system for COP31. The provinces shown in green are first, "Orange provinces are second-degree provinces, and dark blue provinces are third-degree border lines. We have special measures for each of these provinces. We have taken security measures similar to NATO measures," he said.
Emphasizing that they, as the Ministry of Internal Affairs, issued a circular regarding school security and gave instructions to the governorships, Çiftçi said, "Currently, 611 of our inspectors are scanning the field to see if there is any clarity regarding the measures taken. They will present us with a report on this issue in the coming days. They gave us 31 thousand staff. These people also have security certificates. We have employed 31 thousand people and 28 thousand 945 people have started their duty. They work as school garden guards, alongside our police officers and guards. They are called detectors. "Apart from this, we have security and public order teams outside the garden walls of the school. Our juvenile branch officers, narcotics teams and traffic teams all continue their work," he said.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
More arrests and judicial proceedings will be initiated regarding the fund investigation.
Likely · Within weeks
The report prepared by school security inspectors will be submitted to the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the coming days.
Very likely · Within days
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