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In the case of the actions at the Akıncı Base, which was used as a command center during the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETÖ) coup attempt, 4 “civil imams” of the organization received 79 aggravated life sentences each.
The verdict is announced by the 4th Superior Criminal Court of Ankara at the hearing held in the Sincan Penal and Execution Institutions campus hall.
The president of the Court, Selfet Giray, was charged with “attempt to overthrow the constitutional order”, “assassination of the president” and “deliberate murder” of the so-called civil imams of the organization Kemal Batmaz, Hakan Çiçek, Harun Biniş and Nurettin Oruç , who were determined to be on the initiative of Akıncı the night. He reported that he was sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment 79 times each.
Civilian imams Adil Öksüz, Kemal Batmaz, Hakan Çiçek, Nurettin Oruç and Harun Biniş spearheaded the attempted coup with the soldiers who were members of the organization at Akıncı Base on July 15, 2016, in order to implement the coup plan, which was presented after months of preparation following the instructions of the organization leader Fetullah Gülen. .
HERE ARE DECISIONS:
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Civilians Kemal Batmaz, Hakan Çiçek, Nurettin Oruç and Harun Biniş, who spearheaded the attempted coup from Akıncı, were sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment 79 times each.
Brigadier General Bekir Ercan Van, former commander of the 10th İncirlik tanker base, which provided fuel to the pilots arriving in Ankara, received 79 aggravated life sentences.
Former Colonel Fatih Yarımbaş, who was leading the team trying to arrest ÖKK commander Zekai Aksakallı, received nine aggravated life sentences.
Former Lt. Col. Hakan Karakuş, who led the F-16 coup pilots in the July 15 coup attempt, was sentenced to 79 times aggravated life in prison.
Former pilot Major Mustafa Azimetli, who laser-etched the Police Aviation Department, was sentenced to 79 aggravated life sentences.
During the coup attempt, former Captain Mustafa Mete Kaygusuz, who sent bombing instructions to the F-16s, was sentenced to an aggravated life sentence 79 times.
Former pilot captain Uğur Uzunoğlu, who bombed the Police Special Operations Department during the coup attempt, was sentenced to aggravated life in prison 45 times.
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In the attempted coup, former Major Mehmet Fatih Çavur, who made the first flight with the F-16 in Ankara, received 79 aggravated life sentences.
Former Lieutenant Mustafa Özkan, who bombed the Ankara police department in the attempted coup, was sentenced to aggravated life in prison three times.
The Muslim pilot Macit, who killed 15 people near the Presidential Complex during the coup attempt, was sentenced to aggravated life in prison 16 times.
Mehmet Yurdakul and İlhami Aygül, the pilots who bombed the Ankara Police Department in the attempted coup, were sentenced to aggravated life sentences three times.
Former pilot captain Hüseyin Türk, who bombed the TBMM, TURKSAT and the Police Special Operations Department, received 79 aggravated life sentences.
Former Brigadier General Timurcan Ermiş, who arrested Galip Mendi, then the Gendarmerie Commander General, on July 15, was sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment.
Pilots Mehmet Çetin Kaplan and Ertan Koral, who bombed the Police Aviation Department in the coup attempt, received 8 aggravated life sentences each.
Former pilot Lieutenant Colonel Hasan Hüsnü Balıkçı, who bombed Turkey’s Grand National Assembly during the coup attempt, was sentenced to 79 aggravated life sentences.
Former Colonel Veysel Kavak, then Secretary General of the Air Force Command, received 79 aggravated life sentences.
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During the coup attempt, former captain Ahmet Tosun, who informed the F-16 pilots of the places to be bombed, was sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment 79 times.
Former Brigadier Kemal Mutlum, who tried to take over the Air Force Operations Center on July 15, was sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment 79 times.
Brigadier General Recep Sami Özatak, former head of the Systems Department of the Logistics Department of the Air Force Command, was sentenced to 79 aggravated life sentences.
On July 15, former Colonel Ali Durmuş, who served in the General Secretariat of the Air Force Command, was sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment 79 times.
In the Akıncı case, former Major Murat Bicil, who was the base’s operations plan officer during the coup attempt, was sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment 79 times.
Former Major Ali Karabulut, who was the operations officer for the 143rd Fleet during the coup attempt, was sentenced to 79 aggravated life in prison.
NOTES FROM THE HEARING
Within the scope of security measures, those who came with their vehicles to monitor the audience were taken to the campus passing through 3 different security points.
The relatives of the accused, party lawyers, complainants and members of the press entered the building where the courtroom is located after questioning the HES code.
Here, the relatives of the accused and the complainants follow the hearing from separate rooms on the Audio and Video Information System (SEGBİS).
Party lawyers and members of the press observe the case in the main room where the hearing takes place.
While the intense security measures outside and inside the courtroom drew attention, robed apprentices and lawyers were not allowed into the courtroom.
It took about 3 years
The 4th Main Command of the Akıncı Reactor Base, whose name was changed to “Apostates” after the coup attempt, was used as the main headquarters where FETÖ’s attempted treason was directed.
In the first hours of the treason attempt, planes loaded with ammunition the day before under the pretext of fighting terrorism began to run one after another.
That night, 25 pilots used the F-16 plane. 11 of them participated in the bombing of various places in Ankara.
As a result of these aircraft attacks, 68 people were martyred and 222 people were injured. In addition, millions of lire were damaged.
At the same time, the coup plotters, who also targeted citizens who gathered in the order of the base to react to the attempted coup, killed 9 more civilians.
Many people, including Fahri Kasırga, the Secretary General of the Presidency of the time, the General Staff Hulusi Akar, the Commander of the Air Force, General Abidin Ünal, the Commander of the Land Forces, General Salih Zeki Çolak, and the Commander Gendarmerie General, Gen. held hostage.
At the end of the trial, which lasted about three years, the court board announced its verdict on the suspect, of which 365 were arrested, 104 were not arrested and 6 had to be arrested.
