24.10.2024 14:50
The terrorist responsible for the TUSAŞ attack in Ankara, in which we lost 5 martyrs, has been identified as Ali Örek, a PKK member with the code name Rojger. The female terrorist has been identified as Mine Sevjin Alçiçek, also a PKK member.
Turkish Aerospace Industries Inc. (TUSAŞ) experienced a terrorist attack at its facilities in Ankara Kahramankazan, resulting in the martyrdom of 5 individuals and injuries to 22 others. The identities of 2 terrorists who were neutralized have been revealed.
In the attack, Cengiz Coşkun, a quality control officer at Turkish Aerospace Industries Inc. (TUSAŞ), Mechanical Engineer Zahide Güçlü, TUSAŞ employee Hasan Hüseyin Canbaz, security guard Atakan Şahin Erdoğan, and taxi driver Murat Arslan were martyred. It was reported that the terrorists boarded a vehicle belonging to Arslan Taxi Station in the center of Kahramankazan, killed Murat Arslan, and hid his body in the trunk of the vehicle.
ROJGER CODE-NAMED ALİ ÖREK
In a statement regarding the attack, Interior Minister Yerlikaya said, "The identity of the male terrorist neutralized in the treacherous terrorist attack that occurred at TUSAŞ yesterday has been revealed. It has been determined that the traitor is Ali Örek, code-named Rojger, a member of the PKK terrorist organization," he stated.
"IT HAS BEEN CLARIFIED THAT BOTH TERRORISTS ARE PKK MEMBERS"
Minister Yerlikaya, in his second statement, announced that the female terrorist was also a PKK member. Yerlikaya stated, "It has been determined that the traitor is Mine Sevjin Alçiçek, a member of the PKK terrorist organization. It has been clarified that both terrorists attacking TUSAŞ are PKK members. We are determined to root out the treacherous terrorist organization that aims to undermine the unity, solidarity, and peace of our country from our lands," he said.
47 TERROR TARGETS DESTROYED
Meanwhile, while investigations into the attack continue, MIT and the Turkish Armed Forces are also striking terrorist targets. In the air operation conducted in northern Iraq and Syria, 47 terrorist targets, including those at responsible levels, were destroyed, and 59 terrorists, including 2 so-called high-ranking ones, were neutralized.