Furkan Bölükbaşı released: Spent two months in prison
In a new assessment conducted by the Istanbul Anatolian Duty Criminal Judgeship of Peace, it was ruled that there was no longer a need for Furkan Bölükbaşı to remain in detention, and a release order was issued. With this decision, it was determined that the trial will now continue without detention.
Furkan Bölükbaşı, an AKP-affiliated social mediafigurewho was arrested on November 11, 2025, on charges of “assassination and physical attack (threat) against the President,”has been released after spending two months in prison.
In a post on his social media account X, he had written, “Menderes’s end was brought about by the overtures he made to Kemalism. I hope theMuslims’current government finds itself before meeting the same fate.” will set things straight,” he saidforthe“assassination attempt and physical attack (threat) against the President”chargeFurkan Bölükbaşı, who was arrested on November 11, 2025, on theBölükbaşıforfor the release decisionwas issued.
Known for his AKP identity and public profile through his social media posts, Furkan Bölükbaşı has spent two months in prison.
The release decision was announced by Furkan Bölükbaşı's girlfriend, social media user Nisa Çaydan announced with the following message:
“Hello listeners, I have been impatient for months to share this good news, the expected day has arrived. Furkan Bölükbaşı has been releaaaaaased.””
News Source: 12punto
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