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A shocking verdict has emerged from a cross-border conspiracy case directly targeting the sovereign rights and judicial independence of the Republic of Turkey—a plot orchestrated at its core by China, France, and Interpol. In the highly controversial Turkistan Islamic Association (TID) case, the court handed down a combined sentence of 92 years and 3 months in prison to 12 defendants based on fabricated allegations manipulated by foreign intelligence services.
With this ruling, a Turkish court has issued a conviction for “terrorist organization propaganda” over a globally disputed structure for the first time in the country’s legal history. The court sentenced TİD President Yılmaz Şahin to a total of 16.5 years in prison on three separate charges, while the Association’s Secretary-General, Mustafa Canöz, received 6 years and 3 months. The remaining defendants in the case were handed sentences ranging from 6 years and 3 months to 12 years and 6 months. However, the behind-the-scenes reality of the case exposes a dirty espionage operation that has been operating in the very heart of Turkey since 2015.
Act 1 (2015): The Interpol Game at Atatürk Airport and 40-Kilogram Shackles
The international network’s attempt to breach Turkey’s wall of judicial independence began in 2015. The partnership between China, France, and Interpol directly targeted TİD Vice President Murat Aynacı. Despite Turkey being a member of Interpol, the organization concealed the Red Notice status from Turkish law enforcement by momentarily deactivating the alert in the system without notifying Ankara.
- The System Manipulation: Because the Red Notice was hidden from Turkish authorities, Aynacı cleared passport control at Istanbul Atatürk Airport without any issues.
- The Mid-Air Trap: Immediately after the aircraft took off, the Interpol Red Notice was reactivated in the system.
- Delivery to Beijing: Detained at the Belarus airport where the plane landed, Aynacı was extradited to the Beijing administration based on fabricated charges manufactured by China.
- The Outcome: Aynacı was subjected to severe torture and oppression in East Turkistan’s concentration camps for a grueling 3.5 years, forced to live with 40-kilogram shackles bound to his feet.
Act 2 (2018): French Intelligence Roams Freely at Esenler Bus Terminal
The second phase of the conspiracy was staged in 2018, right in the center of Istanbul. TİD President Yılmaz Şahin was targeted by an operative who introduced himself as a “French Journalist” but was later exposed as a French intelligence agent.
Consulate-Backed WhatsApp Traffic
The so-called journalist approached Şahin under the pretext of conducting an interview and requested a ride to the Esenler Bus Terminal. Investigation logs revealed that during the journey, the agent maintained real-time coordination with the Consulate General of France in Istanbul via WhatsApp. Before the trap’s targets even reached the terminal, French intelligence and consulate staff had already surrounded the area.
An Agent Smuggled Away from Turkish Justice
At the terminal’s local police station, a completely fabricated incident report was drafted with the assistance of a so-called translator who was actually an employee of the French Consulate General. This individual provided statements about the East Turkistan association under the guise of an official translation.
Throughout this process, no official translator from the Turkish judicial system was present, and the agent was shielded from interrogation. Realizing his cover was blown, the fake journalist/intelligence operative was hastily smuggled out of Turkey to France without ever facing a Turkish court—a move inexplicably overlooked by the local judiciary at the time.
Official Police Logs Suppressed: A police raid on the address targeted by the French agent conclusively proved the fraud. The residents of the house explicitly stated they had never met the TİD President and had been living there as a family for years. Despite these official law enforcement reports proving the denunciation was entirely baseless, the court chose to ignore the police logs and proceeded with the conviction.
Parallelism with the French Espionage Network Dismantled by MİT
The reckless operations of foreign agencies on Turkish soil eventually hit a wall managed by the National Intelligence Organization (MİT). Operating a nearly identical blueprint to the trap set against TİD, a espionage network disguised as “activists and journalists” linked to the French Foreign Intelligence Service (DGSE) was dismantled by MİT in a recent sting operation, resulting in the catch of 10 operatives.
In that operation, documents proved that the network’s central figure, Ahmed Katie, had agreed to engage in military and political espionage against Turkey in exchange for political asylum in France for his family. The logistical and intelligence conspiracy used as the foundation for the TİD case clearly originates from the exact same command center dismantled by MİT.
Prosecutor Demanded “Acquittal”, Court Rain Down Convictions with “Conspiracy Data”
One of the greatest contradictions in legal history took place within the Ankara 6th High Criminal Court. In this prosecution, which dates back 16 years, the prosecution (the state prosecutor) explicitly acknowledged in its official final opinion (mütalaa):
- That “no conclusive, concrete, or credible evidence beyond a shadow of a doubt” could be obtained to prove that the TİD President committed the alleged crimes.
- The prosecution officially demanded a total ACQUITTAL for the TİD President.
Despite this clear and unambiguous demand for acquittal by the state’s own prosecutor, the court handed down astronomical prison sentences under the weight of an intelligence setup co-produced by China and France, without presenting a single piece of new concrete evidence or legal ground.
Journalism Activities Categorized as “Propaganda”
The court’s legal pretext of “propaganda for the East Turkistan Islamic Movement (Turkistan Islamic Party)” completely contradicts global realities. While there is no concrete crime of propaganda committed, legitimate journalism activities—carried out entirely within the boundaries of freedom of information, thought, and expression, and in full compliance with universal press principles under the banner of the East Turkistan Bulletin News Agency—were treated as criminal elements. Lawful media and information efforts were weaponized to serve as a cover for an unjust conviction.
All Eyes on the Higher Court: The Sovereignty Test Begins
The record-breaking sentence of 92.3 years given under the shadow of operations where foreign intelligence agencies trampled on Turkey’s sovereign rights and used Interpol as a weapon, is now pending before the Court of Cassation (Yargıtay) and the Regional Court of Appeals (İstinaf).
The final decision of the Turkish upper judiciary in this high-stakes case will serve as a direct indicator of Turkey’s sovereign stance against foreign interference in its domestic affairs. The public and the international legal community remain locked onto the ultimate outcome of the upper court.
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The international arena is currently witnessing a profound legal and sovereignty crisis as the repercussions of the Turkestan Islamic Association case send shockwaves through the diplomatic community. What was initialy brought to light as a domestic security matter has rapidly transformed into a case study of foreign interference, revealing how a sovereign nation’s legal framework can be manipulated from abroad. The recent heavy sentences handed down by the Ankara 6th High Criminal Court have drawn intense scrutiny, especially since the state’s own prosecution had previously acknowledged a complete lack of concrete evidence and formally requested an acquittal. Instead, the final verdict has exposed a deeply entrenched China, France and Interpol Trap designed to weaponize local courts for transnational political ends.
At the very core of this multi-layered judicial plot was the systematic criminalization of the East Turkestan Islamic Movement through a highly coordinated disinformation campaign. This allowed foreign networks to execute a calculated French intelligence conspiracy right under the nose of local law enforcement, subverting standard procedures to target political dissidents. The operational blueprint of this network relied heavily on an invisible Interpol red notice game, where global security databases were deliberately manipulated to bypass bilateral agreements and keep local authorities entirely in the dark. This aggressive exploitation of international policing systems, now widely recognized as Interpol’s Game in Turkey, represents a direct challenge to the nation’s internal security and sovereign borders.
The conspiracy reaches even deeper into diplomatic corridors, as investigative logs have exposed direct logistical support operating from within European diplomatic missions. The realization of an Interpol Trap from the French Consulate General in Istanbul—utilizing fake journalists and consulate-vetted translators at local bus terminals—demonstrates a reckless abuse of diplomatic privileges. While this blatant breach of sovereignty was partially disrupted by a recent, high-profile MIT espionage operation that dismantled a French DGSE-linked spy ring in a sting operation, the legal damage had already been done. These aggressive Interpol Operations against the Turkish Judiciary have set a dangerous precedent, leaving the higher courts with the monumental task of either rectifying this international injustice or allowing foreign intelligence agencies to dictate domestic legal outcomes.
East Turkestan Bulletin News Agency / NEWS CENTER
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