
AI-generated summary
Within the scope of the investigations of the Istanbul and Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Offices, access to many X accounts has been blocked in the last week.
Founder of Inflation Research Group (ENAG) and writer of our newspaper, Prof. Dr. Veysel Ulusoy's X account was blocked from access in Turkey.
In the statement made by the Freedom of Expression Association's EngelWeb project, it was said: "X account of ENAG founder Prof. Dr. Veysel Ulusoy, whose access was blocked on September 21, 2026, has been made invisible by X in Türkiye today."
Ulusoy's account was among the many social media accounts whose access was blocked in recent days.
WHAT HAPPENED?
Within the scope of the investigations carried out by the Istanbul and Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Offices, access to many X accounts was blocked in the last week on the grounds of "national security" and "protection of public order".

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