Breaking News... FETÖ operation in ministries: ByLock detected
In an investigation coordinated by the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, an operation has been launched targeting the FETÖ structure within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Health. Detention warrants have been issued for 3 suspects, 1 of whom is currently on active duty and 2 of whom have been dismissed, after it was determined they used ByLock.
Investigations into the FETÖ structure within public institutions continue. Under the coordination of the Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, a comprehensive investigation was conducted by the Terror Crimes Investigation Bureau into the organization's structure within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Health.
BYLOCK USE DETECTED
Within the scope of the investigation, relevant ministry units and law enforcement agencies worked in coordination. Examinations revealed that the suspects used the messaging application known as "ByLock," which is identified as FETÖ's secret communication tool.
Based on the findings obtained, it was assessed that the suspects were involved in organizational communication activities.
1 ACTIVE, 2 DISMISSED
Within the framework of the ongoing investigation, detention warrants were issued for a total of 3 suspects, 1 of whom is still an active public servant in the ministries and 2 of whom had been previously dismissed.
It was reported that simultaneous operations were launched in 3 provinces, centered in Ankara, to apprehend the suspects. It was learned that the operations are being carried out by the relevant units.
News Source: 12punto
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