The morning began with municipalities announcing free Ramadan meals, while media continued coverage of PKK's ceasefire response to Öcalan's call. By afternoon, MHP leader Bahçeli made an unexpected phone call to imprisoned Selahattin Demirtaş, signaling potential shifts in Turkish politics.
Former Zorlu CEO Cem Köksal was released under judicial control following his Ramadan controversy, while social media influencers Dilan and Engin Polat were briefly detained on drug charges. Foreign Minister Fidan attended Ukraine talks in London, expressing concerns about Trump's recent statements.
The evening brought news of folk artist Edip Akbayram's death, while Çayırhan miners locked themselves underground to protest privatization. Media coverage showed careful positioning around the peace process, with state outlets emphasizing "iron fist" readiness while allowing space for dialogue.