Overnight President Erdoğan in New York called for abolishing the Security Council veto and wrote that lasting peace cannot come from blocs.
Morning coverage shifted to Turgutlu, Manisa, where gunfire outside a high school wounded 11 students, two seriously, later three in intensive care. The assailant was detained with his mother, father and grandfather, the weapon said to belong to the grandmother, and ministers visited while Erdoğan promised a meticulous investigation.
Attention then turned to the Kaşif Kozinoğlu file, with former intelligence officer Enver Altaylı detained for alleged incitement to murder and later accused of threatening a deputy chief prosecutor.
Evening front pages converged on Erdoğan’s General Assembly address on Gaza, noting the Israeli delegation left the hall as he spoke.