Dawn operation in Ankara ahead of NATO summit: More than 30 people referred to court
More than 30 people, including members of civil society organizations and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Emel Memiş, who were detained during police raids in the capital shortly before the NATO Summit, have been referred to court with a request for arrest following their statements to the prosecutor's office.
In Ankara, a group including members of environmental organizations such as the TEMA Foundation and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Emel Memiş were detained during house raids conducted by security forces ahead of the upcoming NATO Summit. It was reported that the number of those detained exceeded 30.
According to officials, the suspects were referred to the criminal judgeship of peace with a request for arrest following their statements at the prosecutor's office. The proceedings against those detained are being evaluated as part of potential security measures.
While details regarding the process are expected to become clearer, it is known that security measures in Ankara have been increased within the framework of the NATO Summit. Further developments regarding the status of those brought to court and the scope of the operation are expected to be announced during the day.
News Source: 12punto
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