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Defense Minister Güler says Türkiye aims to further enhance its military capabilities
Defense Minister Yaşar Güler outlined Türkiye’s defense and maritime vision at the opening of TEKNOFEST Mavi Vatan 2026. Saying that the Naval Forces had become an effective and deterrent force with domestically produced ships, submarines and unmanned systems, Güler said, “Our goal is to further enhance the capabilities and capacity of our heroic armed forces, including our Naval Forces.”
Ankara strongly rebukes Netanyahu, saying Türkiye will never allow such actions
Presidential Communications Director Burhanettin Duran strongly rebuked remarks by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu targeting Türkiye. Duran said Türkiye would continue to combat the destabilizing activities of the Netanyahu government in the region, adding, “No one can disrupt the peace of our people and our friends. Türkiye will never allow this.”
Trump says alternative oil routes will reduce the importance of the Strait of Hormuz
U.S. President Donald Trump said at the White House on Wednesday that the Strait of Hormuz would lose its former importance because of alternative oil routes and new pipelines. Trump also said that new and strong sanctions against Iran were being prepared but did not give a date for their implementation.
Erdoğan says Türkiye will sustain aid, especially for Gaza's needy
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said Wednesday that Türkiye would continue supporting people in need in different parts of the world, particularly those in Gaza, in a statement marking World Humanitarian Day. Erdoğan said the fact that more than 300 million people live without basic necessities should serve as a call for the international community to take responsibility.
Ehud Barak: Netanyahu is deliberately escalating tensions with Türkiye
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak described Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s deliberate escalation of tensions with Türkiye as irresponsible and foolish. Barak argued that this approach could deepen the damage to Israel’s security and diplomatic standing, and that repairing the damage would take a long time.
More than 30 organizations challenge US visa restrictions on foreign journalists
Visa restrictions on journalists representing foreign media organizations in the United States have been brought before Congress by more than 30 journalists’ associations and press freedom organizations. The organizations opposed limiting foreign journalists’ visas to 240 days and Chinese journalists’ visas to 90 days, and called for the rule to be blocked before it takes effect on September 15.
Pezeshkian sets terms for talks with US: “This does not mean surrender”
Speaking at a meeting in Tehran, Pezeshkian said negotiations with the United States did not mean surrender. He said Iran was defending its territorial integrity and that their aims were to end the war, lift the blockade and move on to nuclear talks.
Ömer Bolat: Türkiye has become a respected country whose voice is heard worldwide
Trade Minister Ömer Bolat said Türkiye had become a global power during a meeting at the AK Party district headquarters in Tavşanlı, Kütahya. Bolat said exports had reached $400 billion and total employment had risen to 32.7 million people.
UK backs ICC independence after US sanctions against the court
The UK Foreign Office said on Wednesday that it supports the independence of the International Criminal Court and that the court must operate in accordance with the Rome Statute. ICC President Tomoko Akane and senior trial lawyer Abdoulaye Seye of the Office of the Prosecutor were also targeted under the US sanctions.
U.S.-ICC tensions escalate as 9 of 18 judges face sanctions
The International Criminal Court described the inclusion of ICC President Tomoko Akane and senior legal officer Abdoulaye Seye on the U.S. sanctions list as a direct attack on judicial independence. The sanctions have brought 9 of the court’s 18 judges, two deputy prosecutors, a former prosecutor and one staff member under U.S. restrictions.

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