Air Force Command

Air force command celebrates 112th anniversary

Air force command celebrates 112th anniversary

Military dismisses Şahin’s testimony

ANKARA - The General Staff rejects an Ergenekon suspect's testimony, in which he pointed the finger at the country's top military chief. Meanwhile, a court refuses to detain Tolon.

Explosive claims from key Ergenekon suspect

ANKARA - Ergenekon suspect İbrahim Şahin named the Chief of Staff General İlker Başbuğ as the man behind the new anti-terror unit he would be asked to head, according to details of his testimony revealed yesterday. Air force command proceeded with its own investigation

Two missing pilots bodies found

Afganistan'dan tahliye edilen kadın ABD uçağında doğum yaptı

Son günlerde acı haberlerin geldiği Afganistan'dan bu sefer yürekleri ısıtan bir haber geldi. Afganistan'dan tahliye edilen bir kadın ABD uçağında doğum yaptı.

Raqqa scenarios taking shape before major offensive

Raqqa scenarios taking shape before major offensive

Türkiye'nin Mavi Marmara saldırısı raporu

Türkiye'nin Mavi Marmara saldırısıyla ilgili BM'ye sunduğu raporun tam metni:

GOOD MORNING--TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON JULY 10

These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in the Turkish press on July 10, 2009. Hurriyet Daily News does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

US, British pilots train in Konya

KONYA - Dozens of U.S., British and Turkish pilots are engaged in mock aerial battles over central Turkey, indicating deepening cooperation among the allies.

NATO holds Georgia war games, Russia critical

TBILISI - NATO started military exercises in Georgia on Wednesday that have angered neighboring Russia, which fought a brief war with the former Soviet state last year.

Resignation of Air Force generals causes speculation

ANKARA - Two top Turkish Air Force generals have unexpectedly resigned from their posts, daily Hürriyet reported yesterday.

Uzbekistan grants US Afghan supply route

Uzbek President Islam Karimov said on Wednesday he would allow the United States to transport non-military supplies through his country as part of a new supply route to Afghanistan.

Turkish army says no demands yet from U.S. for local military base

The U.S. has not knocked on Turkey's door to set up a military base on the Black Sea coast after the Kyrgyzstan decision to close a key base for Afghanistan operations, a spokesman for the Turkish army said Friday.

Moscow uses base as negotiation tool

WASHINGTON - Russia, which has long opposed the presence of US military forces in Central Asia, seeks ways to use the closure of US base in Kyrgyzstan as tool for the defensive protection of resources and wider talks on security. The closure move is seen as a part of deeper contest for influence in the region.

Israel keeps up air assaults on Gaza, ceasefire hopes dashed

Israeli warplanes struck targets in Gaza on Friday and Islamist fighters fired rockets into the Israeli port of Ashkelon, dashing international hopes of a ceasefire to end seven days of fighting.

U.S. says Russian pullback in Georgia "far too slow"

Russia promised to complete a partial pullback of troops from Georgia by the end of Friday but said an unspecified number of "peacekeeping forces" would stay inside the country, angering the West.

Afghan forces to take over security in Kabul

Afghan government forces are soon to take over responsibility for the security of the capital, Kabul, officials said, in a move that reflects the growing strength of the Afghan army and police.

26 militants, two NATO soldiers killed in Afghan violence

NATO warplanes and Afghan forces killed 26 militants, while two NATO soldiers died in separate attacks, officials said Tuesday.

Iran warns of 'limitless' response to any military strike

Iran on Sunday dismissed reports that Israel had been practising for air strikes against its nuclear drive as "psychological operations" but warned of a limitless response to any attack.

US to provide Turkey intelligence on terrorism

A U.S. report on terrorism said U.S. President George W. Bush has committed to provide Turkey "real-time, actionable intelligence" to counter terrorist organization PKK in the north of Iraq. PKK directs its forces to target mainly Turkish security forces, the report said.

US to provide Turkey intelligence on terrorism

A U.S. report on terrorism said U.S. President George W. Bush has committed to provide Turkey "real-time, actionable intelligence" to counter terrorist organization PKK in the north of Iraq. PKK directs its forces to target mainly Turkish security forces, the report said.

TSK hands over command of ISAF to Italy

Turkey press scan

These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in Turkish press on March 10th, 2005. The Anadolu Agency does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.