
Following the management change at Özata Denizcilik, it was revealed that İskender Balcı, son-in-law of Deputy Minister of Treasury and Finance Osman Çelik, resigned from his position as a member of the board of directors in the company.
AI-generated summary
Özata Shipping company came to the fore with accusations of profiteering and the arrest of its executives.
Let me reveal a scandal. There has recently been a change in the management of Özata Denizcilik, where the AKP staff was accused of profiteering and its bosses were arrested. Coincidentally, the company's board member İskender Balcı suddenly resigned. It's like getting on the lifeboat and abandoning the ship... Just like Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya, who sold her shares and made a billion...
So, who is this İskender Balcı? Let me write: Osman Çelik's son-in-law. Who is Osman Çelik? Deputy Minister of Treasury and Finance!
Did you see? Where do the 'smart' sons-in-law of the people to whom we entrust the treasure of the country come from?
Really, will Mehmet Şimşek ask his assistant, "What is this?"

People's Liberation Party (HKP) Deputy Secretary General Tacettin Çolak filed a criminal complaint against 10 people, including President Erdoğan, Minister Mehmet Şimşek and Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya, alleging manipulation of the stock market through the TERA fund.

It was revealed that the 5 people detained near Fairford Air Base in the Gloucestershire region of England on suspicion of preparing a terrorist attack were British citizens. Iran's Embassy in London denied the allegations, and US President Donald Trump described the incident as a "great job".

New Party Group Deputy Chairman Gökhan Günaydın stated that Türkiye is facing a robbery of at least 20 billion dollars in fund investigations and said that he would make statements through Özata Denizcilik and Gündoğdu Tarım and reveal how the companies were used in fraud and their relations with the AKP. Günaydın asked for a statement from the Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek about the insider trading investigation regarding Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya.

Within the scope of the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office's MASAK digital infrastructure investigation between 2012 and 2018, 3 former MASAK presidents testified. 4 of the 6 suspects who were previously detained were referred to the court with a request for arrest.

Iran's Embassy in London denied the allegations that the 5 people detained near Fairford Air Base were linked to Iran. The embassy described these news as anti-Iran propaganda and stated that they reserved their legal rights.

The Cabinet, chaired by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, came together to discuss critical issues such as the fund investigation, foreign policy, the Terrorism-Free Türkiye process and the 2027 budget.