Adil Öksüz

Turkish authorities have arrested three key suspects linked to the FETÖ terrorist organization, including one accused of aiding the escape of the primary suspect in the failed coup attempt in 2016.

Britain's Prince Andrew has been named in a trial over fraud involving a Turkish man and the wife of a man convicted of terrorism in Turkey.

The Duke of York received a hefty amount of money from a Turkish businessperson identified as Selman Türk, who was later accused of fraud by Nebahat İşbilen, according to court documents.

The images of a key coup suspect, Adil Öksüz, in the Akıncı Air Base, which was used as a command center during the 2016 defeated coup attempt in the country by the FETÖ, were revealed for the first time, the state-run Anadolu Agency reported on July 21.

A Turkish court on July 12 delivered its reasoned decision on the case of the Akıncı Air Base, which was used as a command center during the 2016 defeated coup bid in the country by the FETÖ. 

The apartment in Berlin's Neukölln district where Adil Öksüz has allegedly been staying. (Photo: Anadolu Agency)

Turkey's state-run news agency reported on June 14 that it had filmed Aynur Öksüz, the wife of Adil Öksüz, a fugitive leading suspect behind the July 2016 coup attempt, in the northeastern U.S. state of New Jersey.

There is a strong suspicion that Turkey's most wanted coup suspect, theology lecturer Adil Öksüz, is in Germany, Turkish Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu said on June 13.

Germany has issued a search warrant for Adil Öksüz, a key figure linked to the July 2016 coup attempt whose whereabouts have been unknown since the attempted putsch, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said on June 13.

Adil Öksüz, a key suspect sought for his role in the July 2016 coup attempt, is being sought by German authorities, according to a report in the German media. 

The Ankara 4th high criminal court on Nov. 21 completed a written return demand for key coup suspect Adil Öksüz, believed to currently be in Germany.