Five people in Çanakkale and Aydın have been detained for “insulting the president” due to their social media posts about Afrin operation.

The Information and Communication Technologies Authority has blocked access to direnisteyiz.org, Mezopotamya Agency and Kizilbayrak.net.

Akçalı village residents whose cell phones do not get reception have been putting their them in a box, which they elevate with a drone, and communicating with loved ones through wireless earphones.

ETHA reporter Kayar, Ali Deniz Esen from the ESP, Sıtkı Güngör, Narin Duru, Boran Atıcı, Eren Bulut from the SGDF have been sent to prison.

Of the 122 imprisoned journalists 21 are convicted, 66 have been tried, 31 have been facing investigation, and four await the outcome of their objection to their convictions.

A large number of HDP members have been detained in home raids in İstanbul.

With HDP Şırnak MP Encü being relieved of MP duties, the number of HDP MPs who were relieved of MP duties increased to seven.

34th Heavy Penal Court has rejected acquittal, consolidation and citation requests in all four hearings. The court ruled for a written statement to be submitted to the Public Prosecutor’s Office on how the declaration by Academics for Peace was made public.

Detained as part of the investigation launched into social media posts about Afrin operation, Tekin, Erez, Erol, Kurt and Akbay have been released on probation.

Syrian regime has installed new air defense systems in Aleppo and Idlib. As attack on observation post of Turkey in al-Eis jeopardizes the de-conflict zone, Pentagon reiterated that they won’t withdraw from Manbij.

The Ministry of Interior had stated that 449 people were detained on charge of “propagandizing for terrorism” due to their social media posts about Afrin operation. 10 more people were detained this morning by the same reason.

Justice Watch participant Kemal Aytaç deposed at the prosecutor’s office after police searched his house for reading out the Turkish Medical Association’s declaration entitled “War is a Matter of Public Health”.

Imprisoned women politicians have written to the Council of Europe, EP, UN and OSCE, called for offensive into Afrin to be ended.

The TAF has announced that one soldier has died, five others have been wounded in an attack launched on an observation plot in Idlib. A civilian personnel and a soldier died yesterday.

Eight doctors from the Turkish Medical Association have been released on probation. Three of the doctors were released on probation on Friday.

Annual inflation has fallen from 11.92% to 10.35. Changes have been made to the inflation basket, with women’s boots dropped and cold tea added in.

According to stats by Laborer Health and Occupational Safety Assembly, at least 141 workers including five children, two women and 10 refugees/immigrants lost their lives in January.

The Netherlands’ Minister of Foreign Affairs Halbe Zijlstra has announced that the Netherlands is officially withdrawing its ambassador to Turkey, who has not been allowed to enter the country for a year following pre-referendum tension.

According to the Ministry of Interior, 449 people have been detained on charge of “propagandizing for terrorism” on social media. The number of people who were detained for protesting the offensive is 124.

Detentions of Turkish Medical Association Central Council members have been protested by doctors coming to Ankara from various cities in Turkey.