The fund investigation that dominated the previous two days reached the government. Prosecutors requested records of seven funds as MASAK examined crypto and foreign transfers, and Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced frozen assets of 46 companies, 18 funds and 42 individuals. Opposition MP Zeynel Emre alleged former minister Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya turned 63 million lira into 1.3 billion, a claim she denied before resigning as AK Party deputy chair in the evening.
Overnight, seven suspects including parents were arrested over the Manisa school shooting that injured 11 students.
Reports of four police suicides in two days continued with the death of Ali Şekeroğlu after his attempt at an Ankara retirees protest, prompting the police union to announce a work stoppage.
Police reported 934 million lira in currency seized in Maslak in the Kara Haydar case.
President Erdoğan closed MÜSİAD EXPO touting exports and pledging to unmask Israel.