The conflict that broke out in the coffeehouse in Üsküdar prompted the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs to take action.

In a gunfight that broke out between two groups of 40 people who gathered in a coffeehouse in Üsküdar to make peace, 3 people lost their lives and many others were injured. While the details of the conflict attracted wide attention in the public, the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs started investigating the allegations that Israeli Arabs were also involved in the incident.

THEY MET TO MAKE PEACE

According to allegations, an argument broke out between the children of the two groups and a fight occurred. A peace meeting was organized to put an end to the hostility between the parties. Approximately 40 people gathered in the coffeehouse.

CONVERSATION TURNED INTO CONFLICT

The conversation between the two groups turned into an armed fight after a while. Tamer K., Okan G. from the first group and Veli Hakan K. from the second group lost their lives in the conflict.

GOVERNORSHIP MADE A STATEMENT

In a statement made by the Istanbul Governorship; "On 23.05.2024 Thursday, at around 20:10, a dispute between two groups in a cafe located on Ayazma Street in Ünalan Neighborhood of Üsküdar district turned into an armed conflict. 3 people lost their lives in the incident, and a total of 5 people, including 2 seriously injured, were injured. The injured were taken to nearby hospitals and are being treated, and the investigation regarding the incident is ongoing," it was stated.

2 PEOPLE IN CUSTODY

The Homicide Bureau of the Security Branch Directorate, which initiated an investigation into the incident, detained Fikret Ö. and Canpaşa Y., who were determined to have used firearms in the incident. A comprehensive investigation into the incident is ongoing.

DID ISRAELI ARABS GET INVOLVED IN THE INCIDENT?

Meanwhile, according to reports in the Israeli press, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has started investigating the allegations that Israeli Arabs were also involved in the incidents.