Hasan Yılmaz lost his life saving his daughter's life during the failed coup attempt.

Tens of people of Turkish descent living in Boston, Massachusetts, protested on Sunday the Gülenist Terror Organization (FETÖ/PDY), headed by Fetullah Gülen, after their foiled coup attempt targeted the democratically-elected government of Turkey on July 15. Meskhetian Turks and Azerbaijanis, along with Libyans and Somalians, supported the Turkish group against the coup bid late.

The animation video has gone viral, revealing what happened on July 15 as a group of soldiers embedded in the FETÖ/PDY terrorist organization attempted to topple the government and how the group of FETÖ soldiers killed civilians who were supporting democracy without any hesitation. The bloody incidents left 246 people killed, including 173 civilians, the majority of the people were killed on that night.

Ten days after the failed coup plot, a new idea unfolded that Erdoğan might have been the target of another assassination attempt from a military helicopter hovering over the airport during his address to the crowd of his adoring supporters. The video footage appeared to show a soldier took aim at Erdoğan while he was speaking at the airport. This moment was recorded by surveillance cameras at 06:24 on July 16 morning during and after President was at the airport.

Thousands of supporters of both the ruling and opposition parties merged in one of the most colossal protests held in Istanbul's Taksim Square on Sunday evening to protest the coup bid of the Gülenist Terror Organization (FETÖ/PDY) aimed at toppling the democratically-elected government. Members of both Turkey's ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party) and main opposition parties Republican People's Party (CHP) and Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) were present for the spectacular event on...

An operation has been conducted at Foça Naval Base in the western Turkish province of İzmir early on Sunday as a part of the security operation against the coup plotter Gülenist Terror Organization (FETÖ/PDY) headed by the U.S.-based Fethullah Gülen. İzmir Security Directorate's counterterrorism units initiated the operation and 190 soldiers have been detained. The failed coup was organized by Gülen and his militants, the planners of a long-running campaign to overthrow the government by infiltr...

The video shows an exclusive talk with Turkish Presidential Spokesman İbrahim Kalın about the failed coup attempt in Turkey. Kalın shares his thoughts on the country's current hottest topic.

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Istanbulites were on democracy watch Saturday in front President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's home in the city's Kısıklı neighborhood, near the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality headquarters as well as many other points.

An interview on the failed coup attempt with Vasip Şahin, the governor of İstanbul.

Around 20,000 people have gathered under a 1919-meter-long Turkish flag in the northern Turkish province of Samsun against the foiled coup attempt of July 15 by a group of soldiers affiliated with the Gülenist Terror Organization (FETÖ/PDY) lead by Fethullah Gülen. The video footage was taken from the air. The demonstration that was held in Samsun is a part of the anti-coup protests held across Turkey following the incidents that martyred 246 people over the coup bid.

Two anti-coup protestors recorded the moment the soldiers attacked civilians on the Bosphorus Bridge on June 15 during the failed coup attempt. The footage shows the dramatic moment of the coup attempt

Here are the figures Turkey detained after the last week's aborted coup.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has honored a newly-married couple for their participation to those, who gathered around the presidential palace to defend democracy. A video, circulated by the presidential press office, showed Erdoğan receiving the couple, dressed in groom's suit and bridal gown, at the entry of the presidential palace. In the video, Erdoğan was seen greeting the couple standing and asked sincerely whether or not they felt cold. The President presented a gold ring to the bride as...

Photojournalist Mustafa Cambaz took to the streets to protect Turkish democracy and oppose the coup attempt. He worked for the Turkish daily newspaper Yeni Şafak and was killed by gunfire in Istanbul.

A footage, captured on CCTV cameras, reveals the minutes before fierce fighting broke out between a crowd of supporters of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and pro-coup soldiers tried to overthrow the government on the Bosphorous Bridge. The video, shared widely on social media, appeared to show a lone woman shouting at one of the pro-coup soldiers that barricaded the Bosphorous bridge to support the military junta's failed attempt to take Turkey's control. In the video, the woman, wearing a heads...

The Turkish nation continued to blanket Istanbul's streets for what the President calls a 'democracy watch' last night a week after a military junta, loyal to U.S.-based terrorist Fethullah Gülen, attempted to topple the government. Huge crowds of government supporters gathered at Taksim Square and in front of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's residence in Kısıklı district and the municipality's building in Fatih district in defiance of the July 15 coup attempt. Carrying the national flags and ba...

In a newly released video footage, Fethullah Gülen, the leader of the FETÖ terrorist organization who had orchestrated the last coup attempt in Turkey, confessed to his involvement in the attempt, criticizing those who stand against the coup. “Let some fools smile as they acquired some kind of victory,” Gülen told his followers in a briefing at his home compound in Pennsylvania, US. "Let them establish weddings, associations. Let them declare festivals for that funny situation," Gülen said criti...

Following the failure of the attempted military coup on July 15, hundreds of Syrians celebrate the victory of democracy, victory of Turkey. They gathered in public squares and streets holding Syrian and Turkish flags, standing shoulder to shoulder with their Turkish brothers.

“The people are out there defending the nation. So will I," were the final words of Ömer Takdemir to his father, before leaving to protest against last week's coup attempt. Takdemir was one of the martyrs for democracy, who laid down their lives for the existence of the Turkish State, its democracy and future.