Turkey continues its pursuit of FETÖ’s high-level administrators, who fled abroad after the treacherous July 15 coup attempt, live luxuriously under the protection of foreign intelligence services, and conduct smear propaganda against Turkey.
Details of the new extradition requests, spanning from the USA to South Africa and Belgium to Sweden, have emerged. These requests have been updated from scratch through the coordination of the Ministry of Justice and intelligence units.
The files of former special authorities who used judicial power for terrorist purposes, the traitors waiting for orders in NATO bases on the night of the coup, and the continent imams who corporateized money collected as ‘aid funds’ for the organization have surfaced again.
Adem Yavuz Arslan Attempted to Conceal FETÖ Involvement in Dink Murder
Adem Yavuz Arslan, a prominent figure in the organization's media structure, has been living in the USA as a fugitive for a long time.
Arslan, who wrote organizational books to steer public opinion, is alleged in indictments that his texts regarding the Hrant Dink murder constituted a perception operation aimed at concealing FETÖ's involvement in the murder and covering up organization member public officials. Extradition pressure for Arslan, sought for 'Intentional Killing' and 'Attempt to Eliminate Constitutional Order,' has increased toward the USA.
Tuncay Opçin Smuggled State Secret Documents in the 'Sledgehammer' Plot
Tuncay Opçin, one of the planners of the 'Sledgehammer' investigation, a conspiracy against the Turkish Armed Forces, and a member of FETÖ's confidential civilian structure, is also on the updated list.
Opçin, who received the state's secret military documents leaked especially by militants in the Naval Forces structure, was identified as the primary courier who handed these cosmic data to Mehmet Baransu through a suitcase operation. Just two days before the coup attempt, he posted on social media saying, 'They will catch them in bed and hang them at dawn.'
New evidence has been presented to US authorities for Opçin's extradition, sought for 'Attempt to Eliminate the Government.'
Fugitive Police Officer Hüseyin Korkmaz Stole 17/25 December Documents and Sold Them to FBI
Former police officer Hüseyin Korkmaz, who served within FETÖ's security structure and actively participated in conspiracy investigations conducted with organizational motives, acted according to the organization's hierarchy.
Korkmaz, frequently using the organization's encrypted communication program ByLock, is accused of preserving critical documents and digital materials related to the 17/25 December process and unlawfully removing them abroad. After fleeing to the USA, Korkmaz appeared in courts against Turkey and personally confessed in court that he sold the stolen digital materials to the FBI for $50,000 and received a salary from the FBI.
The updated extradition request prepared for Korkmaz, sought for 'Destroying and Fraudulently Stealing Documents Related to State Security,' has been delivered to the USA.
FETÖ General Mehmet Yalınalp Abandoned His Post to Request Asylum
Former Air Force Brigadier General Mehmet Yalınalp would have continued in the role of 'Assistant to the Plans Chief of NATO's AC Ramstein Air Command' according to the so-called Martial Law Directive prepared on the night of betrayal if the July 15 coup attempt had succeeded.
It was determined that Yalınalp, who left the NATO base in Germany where he served and sought asylum from German authorities after Ankara's 'Return to Country' order immediately after the coup, was part of a 'payphone pool' during his time in Turkey. According to witness statements, Yalınalp frequently traveled to Pennsylvania to meet the ringleader and directed crypto officers within the TSK. A renewed application with new evidence has been made to Germany for his extradition.
Necdet İçel: Gülen's Inspector, Öz's Mafia Negotiator
Necdet İçel, one of the organization's so-called clerics and previously the so-called provincial imam for the Aegean Region and Adana, is one of the highest-ranking figures receiving direct instructions from the ringleader.
Testimonies and confessor statements about İçel mention that he was the person most frequently visiting the room on the 5th floor of the Fem Prep School in Altunizade, where Fetullah Gülen stayed for a period. Additionally, İçel is accused of negotiating money with mafia organizations on behalf of the organization and organizing these dirty money dealings in his summer house in Torbalı with conspiracy prosecutor Zekeriye Öz.
A new file has been prepared for İçel's extradition from the Republic of South Africa for crimes of 'Money Laundering, Qualified Embezzlement, and Espionage.'
Fikret Seçen: Special Authority Prosecutor of Conspiracy Investigations
Former prosecutor Fikret Seçen, who completely used the abolished Special Authority Prosecutor's Office for FETÖ's purposes and terrorized courthouse corridors, was a key figure attempting to increase the organization's influence within the state by using judicial power.
Seçen, accused of obscuring evidence, fabricating, and directing investigations within the framework of the organization's instructions, is sought by the Supreme Court for 'Deprivation of Liberty.' A new request for his extradition has been sent to Belgian authorities where he fled.
Australian Continent Supervisor
Mesut Lelik, who operates as FETÖ's continent imam for Australia, manages the organization's furthest overseas financial and education network.
Lelik single-handedly manages 10 different massive institutions under the guise of foundations, publishing houses, and logistics on the continent, primarily Sirius College operating in Melbourne state, one of the organization's global money laundering centers. It was determined that he transfers millions of dollars in illicit money obtained from these directly to the main fund in Pennsylvania.
An official and comprehensive judicial file has been submitted to Australian authorities for the extradition of the continent imam, sought for crimes of 'Leadership of an Armed Terrorist Organization' and 'Financing Terrorism,' from his overseas refuge.
Spy of the Dirty Network on Social Media
A request for Ali Demirel's extradition has been made from Egypt, where he fled to lose his tracks. Demirel recruited militants for FETÖ's security and bureaucracy cadres, attempted to build a base with quotations from the ringleader at organizational meetings of 300-400 people, and was a columnist at the now-closed Bugün Newspaper.
Additionally, judicial authorities have pressed the button for Nazmi Aydın's extradition from Iran. Aydın was active through organization associations closed by decree in Diyarbakır, had fund movements in Bank Asya, and it was detected that ByLock, the organization's cosmic communication network, was installed on his phone.
Bülent Keneş: Sweden Harbors Ankara's Persistently Demanded Headline Imam
Bülent Keneş, who was the editor-in-chief of the organization's closed main publication Today's Zaman newspaper, is among the top names in FETÖ's media structure.
Keneş, who completely managed publication policy according to the organization's strategies of public opinion formation, weakening the state, and preparing grounds for a coup, has a warrant for 'Attempt to Eliminate Constitutional Order.'
Keneş is one of the individuals Turkey most pressured for extradition during Sweden's NATO accession process, but Sweden's Supreme Court provided a protective shield with a political decision. Turkey has placed the updated file before Swedish authorities again.
