CHP's Yavuzyılmaz shares 'AKP's helicopter scandal': Here is the proof
CHP Deputy Chairman Deniz Yavuzyılmaz continues to make posts and reports regarding the AKP backed by documents. Most recently, Yavuzyılmaz exposed the exorbitant rental fees paid for helicopter leases.
CHP Deputy Chairman Deniz Yavuzyılmaz, who brings to light leases and purchases that have caused financial losses to the state through his 'documented' social media posts, has made another striking disclosure.
Disclosing the exorbitant rental fees paid to a helicopter rental company with Qatari partners along with supporting documents, Yavuzyılmaz captioned his post, "AKP's documented helicopter scandal."
HERE IS THE POST BY YAVUZYILMAZ
"AKP's documented helicopter scandal!
Regarding Türkiye Petrolleri Offshore A.Ş., a subsidiary of Türkiye Petrolleri A.Ş.;
We have identified the massive payments made to a helicopter rental company with Qatari partners for helicopter services procured for drilling ships.
TP-OTC first collects the rental amounts from TPAO and then transfers them to the company Redstar.
Paid per helicopter;
Daily rental fee: 36,000 Dollars
Monthly rental fee: 1,116,000 Dollars
Annual rental fee: 13,140,000 Dollars
At the current exchange rate: 552,668,400 Lira
552 Million Lira annually!
With this exorbitant rental fee paid for one helicopter, it would be possible to purchase the helicopter in 1 year; this is a robbery!
Here is the proof

News Source: 12punto
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