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The wreckage of the Turkish Air Force C-130 that crashed near the Azerbaijan-Georgia border has been transported to a maintenance facility in central Türkiye for a detailed investigation. Officials have also begun analyzing the aircraft's flight recorders as part of the comprehensive probe into the November 11th incident that claimed the lives of all 20 personnel on board.The UN Security Council has passed a US-drafted resolution creating a Board of Peace and an International Stabilization Force for Gaza. The measure, approved with 13 votes and abstentions from China and Russia, aims to oversee the strip's governance and security until at least 2027, though it faced criticism for overlooking Palestinian sovereignty.Hamas has firmly rejected the UN Security Council's US-drafted resolution for Gaza, labeling it an imposition of "international guardianship." The Palestinian group argues that the authorized international force would lose its neutrality by undertaking tasks such as disarming resistance factions, effectively siding with Israel.President Erdogan has affirmed Türkiye's commitment to delivering humanitarian assistance to Gaza despite reported Israeli disruptions. The Turkish Red Crescent continues substantial aid operations, including daily meals for thousands.Gaza's historical Qasr al-Basha palace, a Mamluk-era site, has been severely damaged in Israeli attacks. Palestinian officials report over 316 archaeological sites destroyed and more than 20,000 artifacts missing since the conflict began in October 2023.

The wreckage of the Turkish Air Force C-130 that crashed near the Azerbaijan-Georgia border has been transported to a maintenance facility in central Türkiye for a detailed investigation. Officials have also begun analyzing the aircraft's flight recorders as part of the comprehensive probe into the November 11th incident that claimed the lives of all 20 personnel on board.The UN Security Council has passed a US-drafted resolution creating a Board of Peace and an International Stabilization Force for Gaza. The measure, approved with 13 votes and abstentions from China and Russia, aims to oversee the strip's governance and security until at least 2027, though it faced criticism for overlooking Palestinian sovereignty.Hamas has firmly rejected the UN Security Council's US-drafted resolution for Gaza, labeling it an imposition of "international guardianship." The Palestinian group argues that the authorized international force would lose its neutrality by undertaking tasks such as disarming resistance factions, effectively siding with Israel.President Erdogan has affirmed Türkiye's commitment to delivering humanitarian assistance to Gaza despite reported Israeli disruptions. The Turkish Red Crescent continues substantial aid operations, including daily meals for thousands.Gaza's historical Qasr al-Basha palace, a Mamluk-era site, has been severely damaged in Israeli attacks. Palestinian officials report over 316 archaeological sites destroyed and more than 20,000 artifacts missing since the conflict began in October 2023.

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09:53, 21/12/2021, Tuesday

Turkey reveals new logo of first electric car ‘TOGG’

Turkey's Automobile Initiative Group (TOGG) has released fresh footage on its official Twitter account on Tuesday, unveiling the country’s first domestically produced electric car’s brand-new logo with the hashtag “Innovation Now.”

Turkey's Automobile Initiative Group (TOGG) has released fresh footage on its official Twitter account on Tuesday, unveiling the country’s first domestically produced electric car’s brand-new logo with the hashtag “Innovation Now.”

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