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KİM YAPTIYSA HESABINI VERİR
Whoever did this will answer for it
The Hürriyet front page focuses on the detention of the MHK chairman in a covert operation, with multiple reports on consequences for Turkish football and institutional reactions from the sports sector.
BEDELLİ akademiyi RAHATLATTI
Paid military service eased the academy
The main headline states that the paid military service scheme eased pressures on Turkey's military academy. Other prominent stories include international football results and economic concerns regarding currency crises.
SÖYKIRIMCILAR SİZLER DURDURACACAKSINIZ
You will stop the genocidalists
Sabah edition of 4 October 2026 features President Erdoğan's speech at youth assembly focusing on national unity against genocidalists. Coverage includes Turkish sports victory and operation at upscale restaurant establishment.
ERDOĞAN: MİLLETİMİZ BİZE GÜVENSİN YANLARINA KÂR KALMAYACAK
Erdoğan: our people trust us, no loss will come beside us
The front page focuses on the president's statement about national confidence in the administration, whilst air defence news and sports issues feature prominently. A major sporting event (Teknofest) appears prominently with official attendance.
MİLYONERİN ACI SONU
Tragic end of the millionaire
The front page highlights the death of a millionaire in Aydin, whilst reporting on upcoming Turkish elections and domestic political matters.
YOLSUZLUĞUN FATURASINI MILLETE ÖDETMEYIN
Do not make the people pay the price of corruption
The edition focuses on corruption in Turkey, criticising the invoice being taken from the stock exchange. The newspaper also addresses issues concerning intermediaries in Turkish politics and calls for transparency in diplomatic operations.
No edition today. Last verified edition: Saturday, 3 October 2026.
No edition today. Last verified edition: Saturday, 3 October 2026.
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