The second hearing of Narin Güran's murder trial dominated morning coverage, with prosecutors demanding aggravated life sentences for four defendants amid courtroom tensions. The family's testimony patterns of "I don't remember, I don't know" drew media attention.
By afternoon, reports emerged that the Azerbaijani passenger aircraft crash from yesterday was caused by Russian air defenses, shifting diplomatic focus. Meanwhile, the Central Bank cut its key rate by 250 basis points to 47.5%, marking a shift in monetary policy.
DEVA Party experienced internal turbulence as MP Mustafa Yeneroğlu resigned with public criticism. Weather alerts intensified for Istanbul and surrounding regions, while the Bosphorus temporarily suspended maritime traffic. Evening brought news of a devastating Israeli strike near a Gaza hospital, claiming 50 Palestinian lives, while Parliament prepared for a Syria delegation visit to Sednaya Prison.