Participants of 2016 coup in Turkey sentenced to life imprisonment

Participants in a coup attempt in Turkey in 2016 were sentenced to life imprisonment. Reported by Turkish news agency Anadolu.

A Turkish court sentenced members of the Turkish Armed Forces who were directly involved in the hostilities in the 2016 coup d'etat attempt to life imprisonment, assigning from three to 79 life sentences. The bulk of those sentenced are pilots and military personnel from the Akinci airbase in Ankara province. The pilots got the maximum, all of them were given 79 life sentences.

It is noted that participating in hostilities on the side of the rebels, the pilots inflicted airstrikes on the parliament, the presidential palace area and the security service building in Ankara.

It is noted that several dozen people from the Akinji airbase out of 475 accused were sentenced in this case.

On July 15, 2016, a group of soldiers and officers of the Turkish Armed Forces attempted a coup and capture of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, but the mutiny was suppressed. After that, the Turkish authorities arrested more than 80 thousand people, one way or another involved in the rebellion, and also dismissed or suspended over 160 thousand people, including military personnel. Ankara accuses the organization of the opposition preacher Fethullah Gülen FETO (terrorist organization of Fethullahists) of the rebellion. Gulen himself lives in the United States and rejects all charges.

Comments

[Terrible_L.]

A harsh sentence. But they knew what they were doing

[neri73-r]

Yes, 79 life sentences, parole will not shine if only the government changes.

[krot]

We also have to give life to those who work against Russia, who steal from officials ...

[Alex Justice]

We also have to give life to those who work against Russia, who steal from officials ...

With confiscation of property

[TermNachTer]

Judging by the economic situation in Turkey, this could happen at any moment. Patsaey will leave the prison as heroes

[Incvizitor]

Better to be shot so that they certainly don't come out.
And it would be good for us to return the shooting for such marshes.

[Polite Moose]

Quote: neri73-r

Yes, 79 life sentences, parole will not shine if only the government changes.

For exemplary behavior, they can knock off half of the term.

[Deniso]

It is clear, until Erdogan dies, they will sit. :)

[figwam]

Quote: denis obuckov

It is clear, until Erdogan dies, they will sit. :)

Or until a new coup succeeds.

[Mar.Tirah]

Quote: Scary_L.

A harsh sentence. But they knew what they were doing

Yes, personally to me equally, that those that are. Turkey is a potential enemy in the future, and not a friend in the present, which political group would not seize power there.

[Civil]

In oriental despotism, the rebels do not stand on ceremony ... now they will live until Erdogan's death ... and there either he will hang them in his old age or they will be lucky to live at large in their old age ... as any new ruler will blame the previous deadly sins ... these are the rules of autocracy

[darkesstcat]

If the heir is adequately prepared, then there is no point in denigrating the previous government.

[voyaka uh]

After Erdogan's death, they can be declared heroes who tried to save the country
from Islamization - according to the precepts of Ataturk, and in accordance with the constitution of Ataturk.
Which was replaced by Erdogan. Chiefs are in the habit of rewriting the constitution
for yourself. But the next leaders usually return everything as it was.

[Sergej1972]

In Turkey, the Constitutions have been changed several times and also amended. And all this after the death of Ataturk.

[voyaka uh]

Think of Colonel Staufenberg, who tried to kill Hitler
(repeatedly!). He and his associates were executed by the Gestapo, declaring them traitors to their homeland.
Now - national heroes, several people (also the Red Chapel, of course),
saved the reputation of the German people.

[Narak-zempo]

Mustafa Kemal lived at the time of the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, Erdogan at the time of reconstruction.
Therefore, the "precepts of Ataturk" are outdated.

[Daniil Konovalenko]

appointing three to 79 life sentences.

The remains do not seem to be free for a long time ..

[voyaka uh]

One Swedish king who liked tea and disliked coffee,
ruled that two brothers sentenced for life (for murder)
will drink every day: one three cups of tea, the other three cups of coffee.
The king thought that the "bad" coffee lover would die first.
The first, very soon, the king died.
Both brothers lived a record 80+ years and died about a year apart

[Bolt cutter]

The king thought that the "bad" coffee lover would die first

By the way, the "lover" of tea grunted the first of the brothers.

[voyaka uh]

I suppose I drank bad coffee ...

[Bolt cutter]

Most likely, this is how the chifir was invented (and tested) ...

[APASUS]

They have an interesting coexistence, among NATO members. One for the other, forms the conspirators, followed by an attempted coup, and then they together swear to Atlantic unity! Still the viper?

[sav]

Yes, a can of spiders.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: APASUS

One for the other, forms the conspirators, followed by an attempted coup, and then together they swear to Atlantic unity! Still the viper?

Something like this happened before the autocracy in Russia, when the appanage principalities gathered in one group, then in another, then everyone was against everyone. And Genghis Khan came and smashed them all one by one.

[bar]

It is noted that participating in hostilities on the side of the rebels, the pilots inflicted airstrikes on the parliament, the presidential palace area and the security service building in Ankara.

This is the main reason for the purchase of our S-400 by the Sultan. "Patriots" are powerless against NATO aircraft.

[Pavel57]

Powerful purge of the army.

[rotmistr60]

by assigning three to 79 life sentences

Always interested in the question - is one life sentence not enough? Those who are trying to change power through an armed coup, of course, must be punished in full, whether in Turkey or any other country. As a rule, this method of changing power in the future leads to even more blood.

[Pandiurin]

Quote: rotmistr60

by assigning three to 79 life sentences

Always interested in the question - is one life sentence not enough? Those who are trying to change power through an armed coup, of course, must be punished in full, whether in Turkey or any other country. As a rule, this method of changing power in the future leads to even more blood.

In different countries, the total term for several crimes is calculated in different ways.

The United States and apparently Turkey all terms are summed up. Therefore, it turns out as much as it turned out. Then, by the gigantic numbers, you can see who is the bigger villain.

In Russia and the USSR, the system of absorbing a term for a petty crime with a longer term for a serious crime.

After all, it was considered not a punishment, but a term for correction. Those. if a person “reformed” from the thirst for murder in 15 years, then even more so during this period he should lose the urge to steal for one thing.

Here's a naive but humane approach.
Truth and the tower was apparently for the incorrigible.

[Quadro]

Quote: rotmistr60

by assigning three to 79 life sentences

Always interested in the question - is one life sentence not enough? Those who are trying to change power through an armed coup, of course, must be punished in full, whether in Turkey or any other country. As a rule, this method of changing power in the future leads to even more blood.

Several life sentences so that if 1 term is knocked off, then there will be 2 or 78 more.

[Free wind]

Interesting commentators here are for Erdogan, then against, then again for. Or so the party's policy demands.

[tralflot1832]

A strong state must defend itself so that there is no desire among its subjects to change power from outside. We have already gone through this. Will it be interesting today for a new case against an official from Russian state structures?

[Deniso]

A very correct judgment, a good example for slugs.

[AlexeyEg]

With such a comment ... you probably witnessed the 30s ..

[7,62x54]

One can only regret that they did not succeed that time.

[tihonmarine]

The pilots got the maximum, all of them were given 79 life sentences.

Better than in China.

[Hunter 2]

Quote: tihonmarine

Better than in China.

Yes, no. In China, all of them would have smeared their forehead with green stuff ... and their relatives would have to pay for the used cartridge! Nedosultan is just a Humanist against their background

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Hunter 2

In China, all of them would have smeared their forehead with green stuff ... and their relatives would have to pay for the used cartridge!

I read it and was not surprised. Although I myself saw how they drove around the city to a demonstration execution of drug dealers.

- crimes against a person (kidnapping, slave trade, rape, pedophilia,
murder, willful infliction of grievous harm, organ trafficking);
- crimes against the state (treason, calls for separatism, organization
coup d'état, involvement in riots and riots, espionage);
- crimes of a military nature (desertion, intelligence, looting, voluntary
surrender, manipulation of state military property, insubordination
orders) terrorism;
- trade in arms and drugs.

[Hunter 2]

Quote: tihonmarine

- crimes against.

Photo not from China!

[Sergej1972]

Why? The uniform seems to be Chinese, and the drug dealers sentenced to death are most likely foreigners.

[AlexeyEg]

Was it a betrayal of the motherland, the arrival of the Bolsheviks?

[tihonmarine]

Quote: AlexeyEg

Was it a betrayal of the motherland, the arrival of the Bolsheviks?

The Bolsheviks came instead of Kerensky and his comrades, and they were traitors.

[AlexeyEg]

Kerensky and his comrades .. Have you shot the Tsar's father?

[tihonmarine]

Quote: AlexeyEg

Kerensky and his comrades .. Have you shot the Tsar's father?

Do you feel sorry for him?

[AlexeyEg]

I am appealing to historical truth ... not personal attitude.
But you jumped off the question.

[Viktor.N.Aleksandrov.]

The Bolsheviks did not shoot the tsar, but the citizen Romanov, who had abdicated the throne. I don't mind this slug, but the family ...

[Denis812]

if all sorts of Kolchak-Denikin-Yudenich had won, it is quite possible that the Bolsheviks would have been shot just for treason in favor of Germany. Well, something like that.
They had every right.

[Quadro]

Quote: Denis812

if all sorts of Kolchak-Denikin-Yudenich had won, it is quite possible that the Bolsheviks would have been shot just for treason in favor of Germany. Well, something like that.
They had every right.

Considering that the Germans supported the white movement and invaded themselves. Cure the bipolar.

[askort154]

... On July 15, 2016, a group of soldiers and officers of the Turkish Armed Forces attempted a coup and capture of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, but the rebellion was suppressed.

Thanks to the SVR of Russia, and Putin became a "friend".
"Exposing" the conspiratorial network is MI6's merit, and posop Richard Moore has become an even greater friend. MI6 helped prepare the coup, and when it failed, it turned over the conspirators to Erdogan. Now Erdogan is under the hood of the British, and
Richard Moore became the head of MI6.

[tralflot1832]

Good awareness. Do you work for the SVR?

[paco.soto]

Thanks to the SVR of Russia, and Putin became a "friend".
"Exposing" the conspiratorial network is MI6's merit, and posop Richard Moore has become an even greater friend. MI6 helped prepare the coup, and when it failed, it turned over the conspirators to Erdogan. Now Erdogan is under the hood of the British, and
Richard Moore became the head of MI6. ©
Non-binding request: could you provide links to this? Unfortunately, today I do not have time to search and analyze.

[askort154]

paco.soto ... Non-binding request: can you provide links to this? Today I do not have time, unfortunately, to search and analyze.

I have no specific links, but this is an analysis of articles about the coup from 2016.
There was a lot of information. Including how our "pulled" Erdogan out of the hotel, half an hour before the assassination attempt. And about the activities of Richard Moore. Today is a good article on this topic. "London prepares Ankara for a new Great Game" (on the Russtrat website 26.11.2020/XNUMX/XNUMX) If you are not lazy, find it interesting.

[paco.soto]

Thank you for the clarification

[askort154]

PS. Website russtrаt.ru - everything about international politics.

[Hello from Baku]

Quote: askort154

Thanks to the SVR of Russia,

Where does this information come from? Usually such things are not disclosed.

[_Ugene_]

for life, this means while Erdogan is in power, and then it depends on who will replace him, or maybe they will be released and awarded more

[Pandiurin]

Quote: neri73-r

Yes, 79 life sentences, parole will not shine if only the government changes.

Well, they have already served five years,
while the investigation was going on.
There are 78 life sentences left and one incomplete.

[Incvizitor]

In Belarus, the same, in fact, a coup only for life until for some reason no one was closed and there was no execution, the dad will finish badly, he will lose the whole country, they will treat him like a yanyk.

[polar fox]

What about the coup in 93? all in business, hike.

[La Peruse]

No luck ... Since the time of Kemal, the military were the guarantor of the Swiec state and presented themselves as opponents of separatism and religious sectarianism. As evidenced by 4 coups in the last 50 years of the 20th century. Now Edrogan has demolished this obstacle and separatists and Islamists of all stripes rushed together under his wing. It was with their hands that he gathered himself, or rather is already building the Ottoman Empire. If (as some experts say) the Russian special services had a hand in the failure of the coup, then our policy is worthless in all BV. After this, you shouldn't be surprised that the Turks ended up in Russia's underbelly ...

[Quadro]

But the military there have always been pro-American and led a policy to please them. What's the point to us, you're not our penny? And so they already bark with Greece and Germany and France.

[La Peruse]

That is, a hepothetical nuclear conflict is better for you than a bunch of jihadists with real terrorist attacks? Oh well

[Denis812]

79 life sentences.
There is an opinion that they may not live to see liberation :)

[iouris]

Erdogan is not forever. But who turned in the conspirators? Probably British, MI6.

[Sergej1972]

The conspirators' goals are not entirely clear. What did they stand for? For a return to a parliamentary republic and the military's right to intervene in politics?