According to SOHR, Turkey has carried out 49 drone strikes targeting Kurdish groups in Syria's north so far this year.

Iraqi Armed Forces Spokesperson Major-General Yahya Resul announced that a combat drone entering Iraqi airspace from the Turkish border had bombed Arbat Airport.

A total of 775 schools were either destroyed or suffered severe damage, and 931 education workers lost their lives due to the February 6 earthquakes; the problems persist in the earthquake-hit regions, according to a new report by the Eğitim-İş union.

The reason for protesting the KDP was its support for Turkey's operations in the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq, the group stated.

Sinjar Resistance Units (YBŞ) announced that three of their commanders lost their lives in the airstrike targeting a vehicle near the Serdest Camp.

"Denmark, Sweden, the Netherlands, and most recently, New York, cannot in any way justify the vile attacks on our holy book, the Qur'an. We absolutely reject the legitimization of attacks on the sacred values of the two billion Muslims worldwide under the guise of freedom of speech," said President Erdoğan.

The idea of forming the broadest coalition possible to defeat Erdoğan suffered a serious blow in the dual elections in May, leaving the opposition parties in disarray.

With amendments made to its regulation, Educational Services of the Diyanet (Presidency of Religious Affairs) will have the authority to prepare educational programs for children aged 4-6, as well as for youth and adults, and will carry out activities related to conversion to Islam both domestically and abroad.

Alevi organizations, participating citizens, and lawyers held a press statement in front of the courthouse following the decision yesterday of the court for statute of limitations in the trial of three fugitive suspects in the Madımak massacre case.

President Erdoğan targeted CHP's Tanrıkulu, saying, "So-called MP but a terrorist scum. As a state and as the judiciary, we have a duty to teach them the necessary lesson."

Hüda Kaya, who the court sentenced to pay a fine of 35.000 lira to SADAT for "attacking personal rights" in relation to a parliamentary question she submitted, cites legislative immunity and says that such a decision should not exist in a state of law.

What is the situation with schools in Hatay where the most significant destruction occurred in the February 6 earthquakes? How did the new education year start? What are the experiences of teachers? Mustafa Günal, the President of the Hatay Branch of the Education and Science Workers' Union provided an account.