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A Tribute to History in Çanakkale: We Sank It 111 Years Ago, Now We Are Saving It From Destruction.

Summary by Karar Gazetesi
The British press has highlighted Türkiye's project to preserve sunken warships from World War I in the Dardanelles Strait. 111 years after being sunk by Turkish artillery, mines, and torpedoes during the Gallipoli Campaign, these British warships are being saved from destruction through efforts undertaken by Türkiye. A special technology used in oil platforms will be employed to prevent the ships from rusting.
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The British press has highlighted Türkiye's project to preserve sunken warships from World War I in the Dardanelles Strait. 111 years after being sunk by Turkish artillery, mines, and torpedoes during the Gallipoli Campaign, these British warships are being saved from destruction through efforts undertaken by Türkiye. A special technology used in oil platforms will be employed to prevent the ships from rusting.

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Karar Gazetesi broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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