15.11.2025 12:48
While the condolences for Ahmet Yasir Kuyucu, who was martyred in the plane crash in Georgia, were ongoing, a wedding held in the same neighborhood drew significant backlash. The loud music played during the event deeply disturbed the grieving family, and following complaints, police teams ended the wedding.
While condolences were being held at the home of Ahmet Yasir Kuyucu, who was martyred in the Lockheed C-130 military cargo plane that crashed at the Georgia–Azerbaijan border in Konya, a wedding held in the same neighborhood drew reactions from both the local residents and the relatives of the martyr. The loud music and celebrations saddened the martyr's family.
"UNACCEPTABLE"
Local residents and citizens reacted by sharing the situation on social media, commenting, "It is unacceptable to celebrate while mourning our martyr."
POLICE INTERVENED, WEDDING ENDED
Police teams dispatched to the area upon complaints intervened at the wedding venue and halted the event. Authorities reported that the wedding was terminated to ensure peace in the neighborhood and to avoid disrespect towards the martyr's family. After the intervention, the condolence process in the neighborhood continued calmly.
WHAT HAD HAPPENED?
On November 11, 2025, 20 Turkish soldiers were martyred in the Lockheed C-130 military cargo plane that crashed at the Georgia–Azerbaijan border. The remains of the soldiers who lost their lives in the accident were brought to Turkey and sent to their hometowns after a ceremony held at Ankara Mürted Air Base. The Turkish Armed Forces temporarily suspended flights of similar aircraft following the accident, and the black box investigations are ongoing.