65 Turkish Navy officers sent to prison for life

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Turkish media reported that a Turkish court sentenced dozens of officers of the country's armed forces to life imprisonment for participating in an attempted coup d'état. According to the latest data, in the structures of the Turkish Navy alone, 65 officers were sent for life imprisonment.

Under the Turkish penitentiary legislation, both “normal” life imprisonment and life imprisonment with more stringent conditions of detention are provided for. So, for a tougher version of the sentence, as reported by the Turkish TV channel NTV, send 47 officers to the navy of Turkey.



Recall that in total in Turkey, about 53 thousands of people were arrested on suspicion of involvement in the attempted coup d'état. Almost 150 thousands of officials lost their positions in various state structures and services.

65 Turkish Navy officers sent to prison for life


Ankara believes that the main organizer of the attempted coup was the preacher Fethullah Gülen, whose extradition requests are ignored by the United States. Gulen continues to reside in Pennsylvania under political refugee status. He actively criticizes Erdogan for violating the rights and freedoms of Turkish citizens and participating in corruption schemes.
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  1. +3
    6 March 2018 12: 54
    65 officers were sent for life.

    You can’t spoil them there ...
    1. +6
      6 March 2018 12: 58
      Ankara considers the preacher Fethullah Gulen to be the main organizer of the coup attempt
      make a mistake - it's just a talking head
      1. +5
        6 March 2018 13: 15
        Angel_and_Demon Today, 12:58 PM ↑ New
        Ankara considers the preacher Fethullah Gulen to be the main organizer of the coup attempt
        make a mistake - it's just a talking head

        So this firebrand and stirs up water, with a handout of merikatos. Because Erdogan, oh how! wants to see him!
        1. +3
          6 March 2018 13: 16
          Quote: aszzz888
          Because Erdogan, oh how! wants to see him!

          he would love to see most congressmen, but they won’t
          1. +2
            6 March 2018 14: 35
            65 officers?
            Amazing ... A very tolerant figure for Turkey ... against the backdrop of 53 thousand arrested and 150 thousand dismissed.
            what
            1. +2
              6 March 2018 14: 49
              Quote: Shurik70
              A very tolerant figure for Turkey

              Well, the others just let go
    2. 0
      6 March 2018 13: 42
      Yeah .. In the photo of the Turks with a belt there someone is coying ..
      Quote: aszzz888
      65 officers were sent for life.

      You can’t spoil them there ...
      1. +1
        6 March 2018 13: 45
        210Stock Today, 13: 42 ↑
        Yeah .. In the photo of the Turks with a belt there someone is coying ..

        And next to the Turks with MP5, I jerked a little under my belt - get a bullet ...
      2. 0
        6 March 2018 16: 13
        The photo was taken shortly after the coup, and caused a wide resonance in Turkish society. You know, the people have a very good attitude towards the army, the soldiers and officers, even the rebels, frankly regretted: "they obeyed orders, if it is necessary to judge, let them judge why to torture."
    3. +5
      6 March 2018 15: 31
      You will not spoil the Sultan. laughing
  2. +3
    6 March 2018 12: 55
    This is not for you to eat cookies on the Maidan.
  3. +4
    6 March 2018 12: 56
    53 thousand were arrested, 65 were sentenced to life imprisonment .... and one gulen is harboring ... but we almost do not kiss the horse in the ass ... and where is real democracy being asked?
    1. 0
      6 March 2018 13: 44
      Since, according to Churchill, democracy is a disgusting thing, then according to your words it means with us ... laughing
      Quote: assa67
      53 thousand were arrested, 65 were sentenced to life imprisonment .... and one gulen is harboring ... but we almost do not kiss the horse in the ass ... and where is real democracy being asked?
      1. +2
        6 March 2018 14: 28
        here, Dmitry, according to Western comrades, the totalitarian regime. and they, as you know, only verse immutable truths lol ... and according to your logic, the exceptional and luminous people promoting democracy in us push us to disgusting things ... as the Latins said: a contradiction in the definition laughing
  4. +1
    6 March 2018 12: 57
    Sultan nightmares the army. am
    1. +2
      6 March 2018 13: 04
      the army stands where it stood. And to clean it from dirt is a good thing. They violated the oath and went against the leader (I think the Ottomans have something like that) - they went to trial. It should be so.

      Previously, they fired for such a bright future - now publicity. The media and the champion of democracy - you have to feed them later for the rest of your life.

      As a result, all the friends of Omerika will end like that. +) Therefore, do not rejoice greatly in your cooperation.
      1. +4
        6 March 2018 13: 11
        The army has degraded. It was noticeable by
        uncertain operations against ISIS. That's noticeable
        and operation against courses.
        When professionals are replaced by people devoted to the regime,
        nothing else can be.
        The air force has generally slipped. They arrested or kicked out half the staff.
        1. +1
          6 March 2018 13: 29
          Quote: voyaka uh
          The army has degraded. It was noticeable by
          uncertain operations against ISIS. That's noticeable
          and operation against courses.

          Duc ... they even could not organize a normal coup! smile
        2. +2
          6 March 2018 14: 14
          and what is wrong with the operation against the Kurds?
          slowly gypsies slowly squeeze, every day 3-4 huts occupy, mow the most dedicated Ocalanites, the losses themselves are acceptable. the general impression is that the operation was planned long ago and everything is going according to plan, even the arrival of the Assad militias did not affect us at all, the more or less systematic defense of the Kurds at the border was passed, they are already moving on without any problems.
          or did you expect to see tank columns rolling at full steam through minefields, demolishing settlements and wrapping caterpillars of all local residents?
        3. 0
          6 March 2018 16: 17
          There is, unfortunately. Erdogan treated them too cool. And irrational, in the end they have what they mentioned.
      2. +4
        6 March 2018 13: 11
        Quote: s-t Petrov
        the army stands where it stood. And to clean it from dirt is a good thing. They violated the oath and went against the leader (I think the Ottomans have something like that) - they went to trial. It should be so.

        That's right ... but the problem is that the army in Turkey since Ataturk has been the guarantor of a secular state and intervened in the event of a deviation of the country's civilian leadership in Islamism. Now, the Islamists have no counterweight.
        1. +2
          6 March 2018 14: 53
          Quote: Alexey RA
          That's right ... but the problem is that the army in Turkey since Ataturk has been the guarantor of a secular state and intervened in the event of a deviation of the country's civilian leadership in Islamism. Now, the Islamists have no counterweight.

          but somehow it’s not the army that has become, or has intervened in the wrong way,
  5. 0
    6 March 2018 13: 00
    .. "Traditions" .. Barrels of crap, not enough to carry convicts through the streets in it ..
    With their morals, themselves, they are preparing death ... History repeats itself .. Methods change a little, and only ..
    Just a look from the side
  6. +1
    6 March 2018 13: 09
    Recall that a total of about 53 thousand people were arrested in Turkey on suspicion of involvement in the attempted coup.
    And in Ukraine, not a single Bandera was injured, all under the wing of the United States and the EU
  7. 0
    6 March 2018 13: 24
    It’s a pity that we saved the Erdogad! He did not share the fate of those who are now being tortured in Turkish prisons.
  8. +1
    6 March 2018 13: 38
    And we still release traitors from the GRU after 4 years from prison ...
    1. +2
      6 March 2018 14: 11
      Not released, but exchanged ... stop
      Moreover, the number of "ours" is many times more ...
      wink Do you support the country ??? It is commendable ... Only Old, it is necessary to serve correctly ...
      The traitor is dead .. am
  9. +4
    6 March 2018 13: 53
    Quote: aszzz888
    65 officers were sent for life.

    You can’t spoil them there ...

    But we have everything, damn it, you can! You can pour dirt on the country and the people with your ears with TV, you can be an official of the government and upholster the thresholds of the US consulate / embassy, ​​you can ruin the bureaucrats that they have to build and get paid for it and for us ... In short, complete liberalism! If our punishments were also real and inevitable, as at least among the Turks ... The fifth column would have faded over the hill for a long time ...
  10. +3
    6 March 2018 14: 02
    You can not love a Turk, but they do it cool!
  11. 0
    6 March 2018 15: 26
    Quote: Herkulesich
    It’s a pity that we saved the Erdogad! He did not share the fate of those who are now being tortured in Turkish prisons.

    Why? Turkish military-atlantists, they drown for NATO. Russia is not at all interested in such a situation.
  12. +1
    6 March 2018 18: 00
    Quote: Gray Brother
    This is not for you to eat cookies on the Maidan.

    This is not billions of dollars to poke around stop
  13. 0
    7 March 2018 20: 38
    According to Turkish penal legislation, both a “normal” life sentence and a life sentence with harsher conditions of detention are provided
    Do you have any detailed information? Will they be eligible for parole over time?