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Operation Against FETÖ's 'Safe Houses' in Istanbul: 5 Detained, Millions in Foreign Currency Seized.

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An operation was carried out in Istanbul targeting "safe houses" allegedly used by FETÖ to hide fugitive members of the organization. Five suspects were taken into custody, including two who had finalized prison sentences and arrest warrants against them.

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An operation was carried out in Istanbul targeting "safe houses" allegedly used by FETÖ to hide fugitive members of the organization. Five suspects were taken into custody, including two who had finalized prison sentences and arrest warrants against them.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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Breaking news - As part of the investigation into the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETÖ/PDY), 19 suspects, whose profiles related to past personnel recruitment and ByLock detections were found, were apprehended in an operation. The arrested suspects are accused by the organization of having 'high loyalty'...

In a simultaneous operation targeting FETÖ in Istanbul, 19 suspects, including an active public official, were taken into custody.

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As part of the investigation into FETÖ in Istanbul, 19 suspects were detained, one of them active public officials. A large number of digital materials were seized in the study, which examined checklists related to public personnel recruitment in past years.

·Türkiye
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In two separate operations targeting the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETÖ/PDY) in Istanbul, a total of 24 suspects were detained. In the investigation, which was conducted based on profiling lists related to past public personnel recruitment and ByLock detections, 19 people were apprehended, while 5 suspects were detained in an operation targeting the organization's so-called "safe houses." During searches at the addresses in the second ope…

In simultaneous operations targeting the FETÖ's judicial network in Istanbul, 19 suspects were detained, including a currently serving public employee. Teams investigating past judicial personnel recruitment records identified the suspects through organizational profiling lists and ByLock records.

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Haberler broke the news on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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