ARMENIAN NEWSPAPER WEARY ABOUT BEING A TARGET IN COUP PLANS
BIAnet
Nov 23 2009
Turkey
Lawyer Fethiye Cetin argues that it might be considered to merge
the Dink murder case with the Ergenekon file if new findings occur
that support the "Cage" Operation. He said they would follow up the
operation plan’s registry of Agos newspaper subscribers.
Joint attorney of the Hrant Dink case Fethiye Cetin considered the
allegations regarding a "Cage Operation Action Plan" as "grave and
frightening". The "Cage Operation Action Plan" was supposedly worked
out as a coup plan by the Naval Forces, targeting non-Muslims and
aiming to charge them of their religious beliefs.
Taraf newspaper reported that the plan also included a map showing
homes and offices belonging to minorities and 939 non-Muslim
representatives all over Turkey.
Cetin: I am in horror…
Avukat Cetin talked to bianet and expressed her astonishment about the
matter, "I am in horror right now. Some forces of this country sit down
and they will make a plan to define their fellow citizens of their
own country as enemies. They will kill Armenians and non-Muslims in
the psychological war they conduct against the ones defined as their
enemies, both in terms of supplies and casualties".
Lawyer Cetin indicated that the investigation into the cage operation
has not been completed yet and is carried out confidentially. She
said she let it go with evaluating the events reflected in the media.
Agos subscribers’ details registered in the operation plan Cetin
stated that the Hrant Dink murder case might be merged with the
Ergenekon trial in case of a tangible connection with the Dink case
and a verification of the claims.
Cetin announced that new findings emerged to support the claim that
Armenian Agos newspaper subscribers were subject to the operation
plan, saying that the matter is also going to be followed up by
the newspaper.
Hatemi: Computers stolen from Greek foundation bianet asked Lighthouse
Greek Patriarchate lawyer Kezban Hatemi whether such activities
regarding non-Muslims have occurred or not.
Hatemi informed bianet that computers of a Greek parochial foundation
had been stolen and that the corresponding trial is pending at the
Beyoglu (Istanbul) Court.
Taraf daily declared that the prosecutors of the Ergenekon case
managed to decipher a CD concerned with the plan and written by
detained defendant Levent BektaÅ~_. Accordingly, Naval Staff Major
Eren Gunay, currently detained in connection of ammunition found in
Poyrazköy, prepared the list of ammunition intended to be uses for
the planned actions.
Weapons on the list 3 sniper rifles (Remington 7,62/Dragunov 7,762),
2 sniper rifles (Accudacy 12,7)
5 silencer pistols (Glock)
30 machine guns (Uzi)
4 LAW
900 subsonic cartridges (9x19mm)
20 pounds C4 plastic explosives
20 pounds C3 plastic explosives
20 pounds C8 plastic explosives
100 detonating cords
20 electrical detonators
50 bombs
50 boxes of black smoke-bombs
100 boxes MKE smoke-bombs
2 tons of ammonium nitrate
200 anti-personal shells (7,62 mm)
150 anti-personal shells (12,7 mm)
150 anti-material shells (12,7 mm)
5 000 original weapons ammunition allocated/to be delivered
3 high-magnification binoculars (suitable for all weapons) (EO/VK)