DMM issues statement on claim that 'Turkish jets took part in mission to protect Israel'
The Center for Combating Disinformation (DMM) has stated that the claim that "Turkish jets took part in a mission to protect Israel" is not true.
The Presidential Communications Directorate's Center for Combating Disinformation (DMM) has denied the claim that "Turkish jets took part in a mission to protect Israel."
In a statement made on the DMM's social media account, it was noted that this claim, which was voiced on some social media platforms, is a product of disinformation.
Emphasizing that Turkey stands for peace and stability in the Middle East, the statement included the following expressions:
"Our pride, the Turkish Armed Forces, is the guarantor of peace and security. Our Ministry of National Defense, with all its affiliated elements, continues its activities to protect the rights and interests of our airspace with determination. Turkey is against all activities of Israel that endanger peace and stability in the Middle East, and any support for any hostile action is out of the question. Respectfully announced to the public."
The claims voiced on some social media platforms that "Turkish jets took part in a mission to protect Israel" are entirely a product of disinformation.
— Dezenformasyonla Mücadele Merkezi (@dmmiletisim) June 18, 2025
Turkey stands for peace and stability in the Middle East; our pride, the Turkish Armed Forces, is the guarantor of peace and security.
Ministry of National Defense… pic.twitter.com/hMizbxF8z8
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