The legacy of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of the Turkish Republic, has once again come to the center of the country’s politics. During the discussion on the Union Budget of 2026, such a political confrontation was witnessed in the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, which raised questions on the dignity of the Parliament. The debate turned into a scuffle between MPs of the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) and the main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP).

The budget proposal was being discussed in the parliament when AKP MP Mustafa Varank made a comment on CHP chief Ozgur Özel. This comment is said to be related to some photographs taken at the grave of former MP Kamer Gench. As soon as the statement came out, anger spread in the opposition camp and the debate shifted from the budget to personal and ideological allegations and counter-allegations.

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CHP’s counterattack and allegations

In response to the AKP’s remarks, CHP Deputy Chairman Gokhan Gunaydin made a sharp statement in the House. He alleged that the ruling party is deliberately fanning the controversy to divert attention from a serious issue like the budget. During this time, a heated argument started between the two sides regarding Atatürk’s ideology and his legacy.

Ataturk’s legacy became the cause of conflict

As the debate progressed, it turned from ideological differences into a physical clash. First there was a scuffle between the MPs and then it even escalated into boxing. There was an atmosphere of chaos in the Parliament for about 10 minutes. Security personnel and other MPs somehow tried to handle the situation, but after some time the clash started again.

Budget passed despite uproar

Despite such a huge uproar, the proceedings of the Parliament were not stopped. Amidst the huge noise and tense atmosphere, the Union Budget proposal for 2026 was put for voting, which was passed by 249 votes against 320. Along with this, the final Financial Accounting Bill of 2024 was also approved with majority.

President Erdogan’s response

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed satisfaction over the passage of the budget in Parliament. He wrote on social media platform

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Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has once again insulted his country with his actions. Shahbaz Sharif has arrived in Ashgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan, to attend the ongoing international conference. Russian President Vladimir Putin has also reached here. Shehbaz Sharif was desperate to meet Putin, but the Russian President had no interest in meeting him. This is the reason why Putin made Shahbaz wait for about 40 minutes.

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for about 40 minutes Putin after waiting for Shahbaz Sharif by Turkey President of Erdogan Entered the meeting and met the Russian President. Gate crashing means entering or joining a party, event or place without invitation. This is considered informal behavior.

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— RT_India (@RT_India_news) December 12, 2025

Putin has ignored Shahbaz many times

This is not the first time Putin by Shahbaz To ignore Have done. Even in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the month of August Putin by Shahbaz To ignore Had done. Later Shahbaz To Putin Had to say that even though you have strong relations with India, we also want to establish relations with you.

What did Putin say in Turkmenistan?

turkmenistan At the inauguration of the International Peace and Trust Forum held in the capital of Putin said, “Exactly 30 years ago today, on December 12, the United Nations General Assembly turkmenistan The neutrality of was formally recognized. For today’s world, non-interference in internal affairs, development model It is more relevant to respect and protect traditions.” He said Russia-turkmenistan strategic Exemplifying partnership 2025 35 percent in trade, Energy And And transport project Mentioned the expansion of.

Turkey has achieved such a milestone in fighter jet technology, which till now was considered the capability of only the world’s most advanced fighter planes. For the first time, Turkey’s unmanned fighter jet Kizilelma has hit and killed an aerial target with its radar-guided missile. Till now this capability was seen only in high-end fighter jets like F-15, but now pilotless war planes have also done this feat.

‘Seen without being seen, strikes without being shot’, that is, to remain invisible while seeing the enemy and to strike accurately from a distance. KizilElma has completely transformed this concept into reality. For the first time, an unmanned fighter jet detected a target with its onboard radar, fired a Beyond Visual Range (BVR) missile and destroyed the flying target in the air.

Turkey’s ‘WORLD FIRST’ drone strike with beyond-visual-range missile

Bayraktar’s Kizilelma flanked by jets as warhead roars away

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How did this historic test happen?

This test was conducted in the firing range located near Sinop sea coast of Turkey. KizilElma locked on to the fast-flying jet-target with its Aselsan Murad AESA radar. After this the jet launched Gokdogan air-to-air missile from its wing, which directly hit the target. This success made it clear that the new era of unmanned combat aircraft has now officially begun.

Top Features of KizilElma

• Ability to track targets autonomously from its onboard radar system.
• Precise and remote attack with Beyond Visual Range (BVR) missile.
• Very low radar signature – the enemy comes to know late.
• Capable of both air-to-air and air-to-ground missions.
• Ability to fly with five F-15s at the same time. High-end fighter jet level performance.
• Completely indigenous – Developed by Baykar Company.

KizilElma VS Conventional Fighter Jet – Why is it a gamechanger?

KizilElma is not just a drone but a high-tech combat platform with capabilities like a fighter jet. Its biggest strength is low radar signature + high speed + BVR attack, which makes it different and dangerous from conventional jets.

New form of future war in the sky

This historic test of Kızılı Elma is not only an achievement for Turkey, but also a revolution in global combat strategy. When a pilotless jet can destroy the enemy in the air while flying with high-class jets like F-15, it proves that the future war is going to change completely.

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Describing its drone technology as a big success, Turkey has claimed that its combat drone Bayraktar Kizilelma successfully locked and virtually killed an American F-16 fighter plane in a simulated test. This trial was conducted under high-altitude air combat simulation, in which the capabilities of both sides were tested. This success is being considered an important milestone for the Turkish government and defense industry.

Kizilelma’s strength shown in compatibility test
According to reports, this test was conducted with F-16 aircraft of the Turkish Air Force, with the aim of testing the readiness of Kizillema’s radar, data system and missile interface. In the simulation, the drone locked onto the F-16 at a distance of about 30 miles and achieved a virtual ‘direct hit’, which Turkey is presenting as a platform capable of modern air combat.

Is Turkiye satisfied with the performance?
During the test, the drone took off from the AKINCI Test Center in Korlu, Turkey and completed a flight of about 1 hour 45 minutes. With this, the total testing hours of Kizilelma exceeded 55 hours. Along with this, two F-16 aircraft were also included for radar validation.

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AESA radar and data link technology was the main part of the test.
The main center of test was Murad AESA radar, which has been developed by Turkey’s ASELSAN. This radar identified the target at long ranges during flight and tracked and locked it. The drone then performed an electronic launch simulation of the Gokdogan BVR missile and sent information about the target’s position and speed through a real-time data link, after which the F-16 was shown to be virtually neutralised.

What is special in this drone?
Kizilelma has advanced technology compared to traditional drones, including low-visibility stealth design, AI-based autonomy and supercruise capability. Turkiye says it is capable of penetrating enemy airspace and attacking high-value air targets such as fighter aircraft and AWACS. There is also a plan to increase its strike radius to 1,000 km by adding additional payload in the future.

Claims better performance than F-35
Bayraktar, the manufacturer of Kizilelma, has already claimed that this drone can perform better than aircraft like the American F-35. The company has also said that its supersonic version will be prepared in the future, so that it will be able to compete directly with conventional fighter planes.

Pakistan’s biggest weakness came to light in Operation Sindoor launched by India in May 2025. Its satellite surveillance network could not work in intense war-like situations. Pakistan Army could not get timely and clear satellite images to understand the ground situation. For this reason, many important moments of the war were missed by Pakistan. This weakness forced Pakistan to rapidly strengthen its space surveillance system.

Cooperation with China, Turkey and Europe
After revealing the weaknesses, Pakistan launched three new satellites in a few months. At the same time, it started trying to strengthen its surveillance capacity by increasing cooperation with China, Turkey, America and European companies.

January 2025: Two big satellites launched in three days
First Satellite -PAUSAT-1

Pakistan launched PAUSAT-1 from SpaceX’s Falcon-9 rocket. According to the report published in The Sunday Guardian, this 10U nano-satellite has been developed by Pakistan’s Air University in collaboration with Turkey’s Istanbul Technical University. It is equipped with high-resolution cameras and special sensors, which provide clearer data of land, crops and buildings. Pakistan is also getting indirect access to European technology through partnership with Turkey.

Second satellite- PRSC-EOL
On January 17, Pakistan launched a new Earth observation satellite named PRSC-EOL from China’s Jiuquan station. Although it is said to be ‘Made in Pakistan’, the design, technology and launch is done with the help of China. It is used in monitoring agriculture, cities and environment, but its military use is also clearly visible.

HS-1 was sent in October 2024
HS-1 is Pakistan’s first hyperspectral satellite, which was launched by China. It is capable of detecting hidden military bases, understanding airbase activities and detecting changes in infrastructure.

Why did Pakistan fail during Operation Sindoor?
During Operation Sindoor, Pakistan’s main military satellite PRSS-1 could capture clear images of Indian airbases – Pathankot, Udhampur and Adampur only once. After this, due to weather and orbit problems, no useful images were obtained for several hours. During this period, India made many changes, which Pakistan could not catch in time. An old satellite named PakTES-1A had already stopped functioning.

Ground system also weak, no backup
Pakistan has only two ground stations – Karachi and Islamabad. Karachi station remained closed for 18 hours during the floods of 2022, due to which the necessary photographs were delayed. The plan for a backup station in West Pakistan is still incomplete.

European pictures are available, but no control
Pakistan can order photos from Airbus and European companies, but cannot retask them immediately. European images were delayed by 36–48 hours during the Iran–Pakistan tensions in 2024. At the same time, China’s PRSS-1 can send fresh photos in about 4-6 hours. For this reason, China’s role still remains most important for Pakistan.

Preparation to launch SAR satellite by 2026–27
Pakistan now wants to build a SAR satellite that can take pictures even in clouds and at night. This technology gives real military surveillance capability to a country.

Pakistan’s friend Turkey has announced the new discovery of 92.4 billion cubic meters of natural gas. According to the current market rates, its value has been estimated at around 37 billion US dollars i.e. around Rs 3.08 lakh crore. Energy and Natural Resources Minister Alparslan Bayraktar told the Parliament’s Energy Committee that this discovery is the biggest step towards Turkey’s energy self-sufficiency. Out of this, 75 billion cubic meters of gas was obtained from the Goktepe-3 well in May 2025.

Minister Bayraktar informed that the government aims to complete a total of 300 drilling operations by 2026, of which 282 will be onshore and 18 will be offshore. Turkey is currently producing 1.8 lakh barrels of oil per day, which is enough to fuel approximately 7 million vehicles. He said that oil production in the Mount Gabar field has been increased to 81,000 barrels per day from the earlier 57,000 barrels. Due to this, the country’s trade deficit has reduced by about 2 billion dollars every year.

20 million cubic meter production by 2026

The Turkish government also said that gas production of 20 million cubic meters / day will be started by 2026 through the new floating platform Osman Gazi being established in the Sakarya Gas Field in the Black Sea. In the third phase (by 2028), this production is expected to increase to 45 million cubic meters/day.

Self-reliance in energy sector through modern drilling technology

Over the past decade, Turkey has built the world’s fourth largest oil and gas exploration fleet. This includes 6 drilling ships and 2 seismic survey ships. With the help of these modern ships, Turkey is now able to dig and produce in its own sea areas, thereby reducing its dependence on foreign companies.

New gas discovery in Egypt, increased energy activity in Arab region

Along with Turkey, Egypt has also recently announced the discovery of new natural gas. According to the Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum, Badr El Din Company has discovered a well in the Badr-15 field of the Western Desert, which has the capacity to produce 16 million cubic feet of gas and 750 barrels of condensate per day. This is likely to increase Egypt’s national gas reserves by approximately 15 billion cubic feet.

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There was firing again on Chaman border between the armies of Pakistan and Afghanistan on Thursday (6 November 2025). Afghan media has claimed that apart from firing on the Afghan army, the Pakistani army also fired mortars. This clash is taking place at a time when representatives of both the countries are holding the third round of talks in Turkey.

PAK fired mortar as soon as peace talks started

As soon as peace talks between the two countries started in Turkey, the Pakistani Army violated the ceasefire. Chaman border crossing connects Spin Boldak to Kandahar province of Afghanistan. In Lukman village here, the Pakistani Army has violated the ceasefire and started firing on the military bases of Afghanistan. Apart from attacking the Afghan army, the Pakistani army has also targeted a shopping complex located in the village, after which a stampede-like situation was created in the entire area.

Pakistan also targeted residential areas

The armies of both the countries fired indiscriminately at each other. After the first round of talks between the two countries in Doha on October 19, an agreement was reached on ceasefire. After this, in the second round of talks, it was agreed to extend the ceasefire till 6 November. Now, as soon as the third round of talks started, the Pakistani Army violated the ceasefire and again attacked the Afghan army and residential areas.

The differences between the two delegations over cross-border terrorist activities remained so intense that the second round of talks ended without any progress. Pakistan repeatedly accused the Taliban regime of supporting the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) group and sought written guarantees from Afghanistan that it would prevent such groups from operating on Afghan soil.

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A five-member Taliban team has left from Kabul for Turkey’s capital Istanbul for talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan starting from Thursday (November 06, 2025). Maulvi Abdul Haq Wasiq, head of the General Directorate of Intelligence (GDI) of the Afghan intelligence agency, will command the Taliban delegation for talks with Pakistan.

The Afghan delegation will also include Deputy Interior Minister Maulvi Rahmatullah Najeeb, Haqqani Network member and brother of Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani, Anas Haqqani, Afghanistan’s acting Ambassador to Qatar Suhail Shaheen and Afghan Foreign Ministry spokesperson Abdul Kahar Balkhi.

Pak-Afghan talks lasted for 5 days

There were 5-day talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan under the mediation of Qatar and Turkey from October 25 to October 30 in the Turkish capital Istanbul, in which the Pakistani team was commanded by Major General Shahab Aslam, head of the Special Operations Division of ISI.

However, the talks between the two countries were inconclusive and it was agreed only to extend the ceasefire till 6 November. Afghan officials had blamed Major General Shahab Aslam, head of the Special Operations Division of Pakistani ISI, for the inconclusiveness of this second round of talks, who is accused of preparing the blue print for carrying out terrorist attacks in Pahalgam.

Pakistan was putting pressure on Afghanistan

Senior Afghan government official Qari Saeed Khoshati had claimed that in the last round of talks, Pakistan’s delegation was not ready to give any written assurance to eliminate the network of terrorist organization Islamic State Khorasan spread in Sindh and Balochistan.

Pakistan was continuously putting pressure on Afghanistan to give shelter to the terrorists of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in its country, whereas all the terrorists starting from TTP chief Noor Wali Mehsud are Pakistani and living in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa of Pakistan. In such a situation, the five-day long talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan in Istanbul had failed.

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The interim government of Bangladesh is busy using its land against India. Head of the interim government Mohammad Yunus has presented the Art of Triumph first to Pakistan and now to a parliamentary delegation from Turkey. In this artwork, the north-eastern region of India is shown in Bangladesh. Recently, Mohammad Yunus had presented this controversial map to Pakistan’s senior military officer General Sahir Shamshad Mirza.

Bangladesh handed over disputed map to Turkey

This map has been released deliberately by the Bangladesh government. This was not a display of any kind of art, but was meant to give a signal to international Islamic countries. Recently, the documents handed over by Mohammad Yunus to the Turkish delegation contained complete plans for the war with India and its aftermath. India is keeping an eye on this incident.

Turkey looking for military deal

The timing of this entire episode is considered very important. Turkey is trying to increase its influence in South and South-East Asia, especially with Islamic countries, through military cooperation and drone technology transfer. It has been trying to improve its relations with Bangladesh since the beginning of 2024, under which it is offering defense industry cooperation and investment in technology.

Bangladesh became the base of ISI

Bangladesh and Pakistan have come so close for the first time since 1971. Dhaka has now become the new base for ISI. In recent times, the activities of Pakistan and its sponsored terrorist organizations have increased in Bangladesh. Recently a senior officer of Pakistani Army had visited Pakistan. ISI Commander was also involved in this meeting, so that both the countries could share intelligence information with DGFI.

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Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is going to call for major action in the meeting regarding Gaza in Istanbul on Monday (November 3, 2025). A source in the Turkish Foreign Ministry said on Sunday (November 2, 2025) that Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is going to call at the meeting to make arrangements as soon as possible to hand over the security and administration of Gaza to the Palestinians.

A Turkish Foreign Ministry source said that the foreign ministers of Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Jordan, Pakistan and Indonesia will also attend the meeting, which will focus on the progress of the ceasefire and the humanitarian situation in Gaza.

Fidan will emphasize on coordinated action of Muslim countries

According to Reuters report, the Foreign Ministry source said that Fidan will emphasize in the meeting that coordinated action among Muslim countries is very important, so that the current ceasefire can be converted into permanent peace.

Despite the ceasefire, incidents of violence have occurred several times

All the countries participating in the Istanbul talks also attended the meeting held with US President Donald Trump in New York, USA in the month of September during the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). Since the implementation of the US-brokered Gaza ceasefire agreement, many incidents of violence have occurred intermittently. But many complex issues like the disarmament of Hamas and the deadline for Israel’s withdrawal are still pending.

Relations between Turkey and Israel soured during Gaza war

According to the report, the source said that Fidan is going to say in the meeting that Israel is making excuses for breaking the ceasefire and will appeal to the international community to take a concrete stand against Israel’s provocative actions. They will also say that the humanitarian aid reaching Gaza is not enough and Israel has not fully fulfilled its responsibilities.

On the other hand, relations between Turkey and Israel have soured greatly during the Gaza war. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has strongly criticized Israel’s attacks on Gaza.

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