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Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev publicly urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to freeze the conflict in Ukraine and return to negotiations based on the 'Istanbul 2.0' formula during the Russia-Kazakhstan Forum in Omsk on July 24-25. Tokayev walked a diplomatic tightrope, calling for a halt to hostilities while strongly reaffirming Kazakhstan's strategic cooperation and allied relationship with Russia. He declined to act as a mediator, stating Russia could manage on its own. Shortly after, Putin signed executive orders authorizing negotiations with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan to update existing military-technical cooperation agreements, though the timing may be coincidental. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov responded negatively to the freeze proposal, insisting Russia must achieve its goals. The article highlights the complex multidimensional relationship between Central Asian states and Russia amid the Ukraine war.

1 reports · 1 sources · Updated Jul 29, 09:48 AM UTC

Danish winger Andreas Skov Olsen is set for another loan move, this time from VfL Wolfsburg to Turkish Süper Lig side Basaksehir FK. The 24-year-old recently returned to Wolfsburg after a loan spell at Scottish club Glasgow Rangers. Wolfsburg, his parent club, has decided to temporarily send him to Istanbul-based Basaksehir FK to continue his development. The move marks the second consecutive loan for Skov Olsen, who has struggled to secure a permanent place in Wolfsburg's first team. The transfer is expected to provide the Danish international with more playing time in a competitive league.

1 reports · 1 sources · Updated Jul 28, 06:52 PM UTC

The Zehlendorf Forest Settlement, known as the 'Parrot Settlement' for its colorful facades, is expected to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage site as an extension of the Berlin Modernism Housing Estates. Built starting in 1926 by architects Bruno Taut, Hugo Häring, and Otto Rudolf Salvisberg, the settlement was designed as affordable housing for working-class families with green spaces and community-oriented layouts. However, it has faced conflicts from its inception, including opposition from wealthy locals who feared 'communist rabble' and the 1928 'Zehlendorf Roof War' between flat-roof modernists and pitched-roof conservatives. Today, a new conflict has emerged between heritage conservation and climate protection, as a cooperative tests a geothermal heating system in the historic buildings. The UNESCO decision is expected by Monday, July 27, 2026, at the latest.

1 reports · 1 sources · Updated Jul 24, 12:30 PM UTC

Former CHP leader Özgür Özel announced the founding of a new party called Yeni Parti (New Party) during a parliamentary group meeting, citing blocked democratic paths within the CHP. Up to 100 of 132 CHP deputies and about one million members are expected to follow him, rejecting what they call a 'hostile takeover' by former chairman Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, who was reinstated by a court in May after President Erdoğan's intervention. Özel, a pharmacist from Manisa, had modernized the CHP alongside Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, leading to major electoral victories in 2024. However, Erdoğan responded by arresting CHP mayors, including İmamoğlu in March 2025. Özel organized a solidarity campaign but was removed by court order. He plans to register Yeni Parti next week, with polls showing 30% support. However, the AKP has applied to lift his parliamentary immunity, risking his imprisonment.

1 reports · 1 sources · Updated Jul 22, 06:16 PM UTC

According to journalist Daniele Longo, AC Milan forward Rafael Leao is beginning to consider a transfer offer from Turkish club Galatasaray. The Portuguese player has asked for time to think, showing more openness than ten days ago. Galatasaray is offering an annual salary of €8 million net plus €2 million in bonuses. Milan is holding firm on a €60 million transfer fee, though they are open to a loan deal with easily achievable conditions triggering a mandatory buyout. Meanwhile, Fenerbahce has also entered the race, potentially setting up an Istanbul derby in the transfer market. Leao's team had been active in the Premier League, with Aston Villa and Tottenham informed but not pushing forward. It is reported that Leao has no future at Milan.

1 reports · 1 sources · Updated Jul 22, 02:48 PM UTC

Dynamo Dresden has signed 20-year-old striker Kaan Inanoglu, a versatile player born in Dallas, Texas, with Turkish roots. Inanoglu moved to Germany alone at age 17 to pursue professional football, playing for MSV Duisburg and Eintracht Frankfurt's U23 team before joining Dresden in the 2. Bundesliga. He describes himself as flexible in attack, capable of playing centrally or on the wings. In a recent test match against Grazer AK, he set up a goal for Niklas Hauptmann. Off the pitch, Inanoglu is a self-taught musician who plays piano, guitar, and uses a DJ board, having served as dressing room DJ during a test match against Kassel. He cites the club's playing style and welcoming atmosphere as reasons for joining. Inanoglu also follows Dallas sports teams, having seen Dirk Nowitzki play live.

1 reports · 1 sources · Updated Jul 22, 07:28 AM UTC

A forum post on RedCafe.net compiles the preseason friendly schedules for Premier League clubs ahead of the 2026-27 season. Key fixtures include Arsenal playing Girona, Real Betis, Borussia Dortmund, and Como, plus the Community Shield against Manchester City. Aston Villa faces Porto, Bayern Munich, and PSG in the UEFA Super Cup. Chelsea and Tottenham tour Australia and Asia, playing each other in Sydney. Liverpool and Manchester United have matches in the US and Europe. The schedule covers over 20 clubs, with matches from mid-July to mid-August 2026, across multiple continents including Europe, Asia, Australia, and North America.

1 reports · 1 sources · Updated Jul 21, 01:53 PM UTC

Gabonese international midfielder Mario Lemina has signed a new two-season contract with Turkish Süper Lig club Galatasaray, extending his stay after his previous deal expired this summer. The 32-year-old, who came through Lorient's academy and previously played for Nice and Marseille, reached an agreement with the Istanbul club's management on Tuesday afternoon after several weeks of reflection. Lemina returned to Galatasaray in February 2025 following an earlier stint during the 2019-2020 season. Last season, he scored the only goal in the first leg of the Champions League round of 16 against Liverpool (1-0, 0-4 in the return leg), contributing to a successful European campaign where Galatasaray also beat Liverpool in the league phase (1-0) and eliminated Juventus in the play-off round before being eliminated by Liverpool.

1 reports · 1 sources · Updated Jul 21, 10:47 AM UTC

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) Irving Fisher Committee on Central Bank Statistics (IFC) has announced its 5th workshop on 'Data Science in Central Banking', to be held in Istanbul, Türkiye from 23-25 March 2027. Co-hosted with the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT) and supported by the Bank of Italy (BoI), the workshop will focus on the theme 'From efficiency to effectiveness: AI-augmented human expertise in central banks'. It will explore AI applications across central bank functions, including generative AI, agents, and language models, as well as data science for economic analysis, technological solutions for scaling AI, and information governance. The event is open to practitioners from central banks, statistical offices, international organizations, academia, and the private sector. Submissions of papers and presentations are invited by 30 November 2026, with accepted contributions to be published in a special issue of the IFC Bulletin. Virtual participation is available for non-presenters.

1 reports · 1 sources · Updated Jul 20, 05:59 AM UTC

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) Irving Fisher Committee on Central Bank Statistics (IFC) has announced its 5th workshop on 'Data Science in Central Banking', to be held in Istanbul, Türkiye from 23-25 March 2027. Co-hosted with the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (CBRT) and supported by the Bank of Italy (BoI), the workshop will focus on the theme 'From efficiency to effectiveness: AI-augmented human expertise in central banks'. It will explore AI applications across central bank functions, including generative AI, language models, and machine learning for economic analysis, statistics, and financial stability. The event targets practitioners from central banks, statistical offices, international organizations, academia, and the private sector. Submissions of papers and presentations are invited by 30 November 2026, with accepted works to be published in a special issue of the IFC Bulletin. The workshop offers both in-person and virtual participation options.

1 reports · 1 sources · Updated Jul 20, 05:59 AM UTC

Liverpool legend Mohamed Salah, 34, has reached a verbal agreement to join Turkish Süper Lig side Besiktas as a free agent after leaving Liverpool following the 2025-26 season. The deal is a one-year contract with an option for another year, worth approximately €12 million annually (including bonuses). Salah reduced his wage demands from €15 million to facilitate the move, keeping him in Europe over offers from Saudi Arabia and MLS. His lawyer has been in Istanbul for talks, and the transfer is expected to be finalized soon.

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This article from The Hindu features an interview with Nicholas Boggs, author of the new biography 'Baldwin: A Love Story.' Boggs discusses James Baldwin's intertwined fiction and non-fiction, using examples like 'Another Country' and 'The Fire Next Time' written in Istanbul. He explores Baldwin's resistance to categorization, his defense of writing across identity lines (e.g., writing from a pregnant black woman's perspective in 'If Beale Street Could Talk'), and his view that art must respect life over literary standards. Boggs highlights Baldwin's blues and jazz sensibility, his swing in reputation, and his enduring relevance in debates about race, identity, and political fiction.

1 reports · 1 sources · Updated Jul 18, 08:50 AM UTC

The European Commission announced on Friday that commercial flights connecting Europe with the Middle East and North Africa, as well as all departing and arriving business jets, will be subject to the EU's carbon price under the Emissions Trading System (ETS). Instead of extending the ETS to all long-haul flights—which caused a diplomatic dispute with the US and China in 2012—Brussels proposed including only flights departing from Europe and landing within a 5,000-kilometer radius of Frankfurt airport. This means major hubs like Istanbul and Dubai are affected, while routes to American and Chinese airports, and all incoming flights, are exempt. The move aims to level the playing field between European airlines and their direct competitors outside the EU. The Commission also extended a 'stop-the-clock' measure by six years, giving the UN's CORSIA scheme more time to prove its effectiveness. Private jets, previously largely exempt, will now be fully covered. Climate Commissioner Hoekstra criticized the exemption of private jets, calling for fairness. Airlines for Europe criticized the proposal as a regional solution to a global problem.

1 reports · 1 sources · Updated Jul 17, 01:13 PM UTC

The European Commission announced on Friday that commercial flights from Europe to the Middle East and North Africa, as well as all private jet departures and arrivals, will be subject to the EU's Emissions Trading System (ETS). The move targets major neighboring hubs like Istanbul and Dubai, while exempting flights to US and Chinese airports and all incoming flights. This is a compromise to avoid a diplomatic clash with the UN's CORSIA scheme, which gets an additional six years to prove its effectiveness. The proposal aims to level the playing field for European airlines facing competition from non-EU hubs. Climate Commissioner Hoekstra emphasized that private jets should no longer be exempt from carbon pricing. The airline lobby group Airlines for Europe criticized the plan, arguing it extends a regional system to a global problem without ensuring ETS revenues are reinvested in decarbonization.

1 reports · 1 sources · Updated Jul 17, 01:13 PM UTC

The European Commission announced on Friday that commercial flights connecting Europe with the Middle East and North Africa, as well as all departing and arriving business jets, should begin paying the EU's carbon price. Instead of extending the Emissions Trading System (ETS) to all long-haul flights, Brussels has proposed including only flights departing from Europe and landing within a 5,000-kilometer radius of Frankfurt airport. This means major hubs like Istanbul and Dubai will be subject to the carbon tax, while routes to American and Chinese airports, as well as all incoming flights, are exempt. The proposal is a compromise to avoid a full-scale clash with the UN's CORSIA scheme. The Commission is giving the global aviation industry an additional six years to demonstrate CORSIA's effectiveness, with reassessment in 2032. Private jets will also be covered, closing a previous exemption. Airlines for Europe criticized the move, saying it extends a regional system to a global problem.

1 reports · 1 sources · Updated Jul 17, 01:13 PM UTC

Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen has declared his current stint at Galatasaray as the most fulfilling phase of his professional career following the club's victory in the Turkish Süper Lig. The Super Eagles forward played a pivotal role in securing the team's fourth consecutive league title, scoring two goals in a crucial 4-2 win against Antalyaspor. This performance caps a highly successful season where he recorded 15 goals and five assists in just 20 league matches. Speaking on the club's official channels, Osimhen expressed immense satisfaction with his life in Istanbul and praised the collective effort of the squad. Since joining Galatasaray two years ago, he has amassed 59 goals in 74 appearances across all competitions, contributing to three major trophies. Despite intense transfer speculation linking him to European giants like Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Manchester United, with a reported €150 million valuation, Osimhen remains focused on maintaining Galatasaray's dominance. He acknowledged that rivals will target his team more aggressively next season but vowed that the squad would work harder to defend their championship status.

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Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins has dramatically revived his form just weeks before the 2026 World Cup, silencing critics who had written him off after his exclusion from England's March international squad. Following a rough patch earlier in the season, Watkins has scored nine Premier League goals since being left out by manager Thomas Tuchel, including a decisive two-goal performance in a 4-2 victory over Liverpool that secured Villa's Champions League qualification. This surge places him ahead of captain Harry Kane in recent scoring metrics, with 11 goals across all competitions in the same period compared to Kane's 10. Teammates and pundits argue that Watkins' omission sparked a motivational fire, making him the most in-form English striker currently available. While Harry Kane remains the likely starter, Watkins' relentless recent performances have strengthened his claim for the primary backup role ahead of competitors like Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Danny Welbeck. With Villa also reaching the Europa League final, Watkins' confidence is peaking at the perfect time, making his inclusion in Tuchel's final World Cup squad for the tournament in North America virtually certain.

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Aston Villa secured a spot in the 2026-27 UEFA Champions League after defeating Liverpool 4-2 in a Premier League match. Ollie Watkins scored twice, with additional goals from Morgan Rogers and John McGinn, while Virgil van Dijk netted both for Liverpool. This victory guarantees Villa a top-five finish, allowing them to focus on their upcoming Europa League final against Freiburg. Conversely, Liverpool’s defeat jeopardizes their own Champions League qualification hopes, leaving them vulnerable to being overtaken by rivals Bournemouth or Brentford in the final standings.

10 reports · 5 sources · Updated May 16, 06:45 AM UTC

On May 15, 2026, Aston Villa hosts Liverpool in a critical Premier League match at Villa Park, Birmingham. With both teams level on points late in the season, this fixture serves as a decisive "six-pointer" for Champions League qualification. A victory likely secures a top-four finish for the winner, while a draw leaves their fate dependent on other results. The match also marks significant moments for Liverpool stars Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson, adding emotional weight to the high-stakes sporting event.

27 reports · 12 sources · Updated May 16, 01:43 PM UTC

Necmeddin Bilal Erdoğan, President of the World Ethnosport Union, has officially invited citizens to attend the 8th Ethnosport Culture Festival, scheduled to take place at Istanbul Atatürk Airport from May 21 to May 24. During an introductory press meeting held in Istanbul, Erdoğan emphasized that the four-day event will be free of charge and designed for families to enjoy diverse cultural experiences and tastes. The festival aims to promote global cultural richness and ensure the transfer of cultural heritage to younger generations. A significant highlight announced during the briefing is the anticipated participation of renowned Kazakh singer Dimash Qudaibergen, described as a major surprise for attendees. Erdoğan expressed confidence that the organization would be enjoyable and successful, stating his hope that the union would not embarrass participants, referencing the high standards of previous years. The event seeks to create a lively atmosphere where the public can engage with international traditions and entertainment. The announcement serves as a final call for public participation in this large-scale cultural gathering organized by the World Ethnosport Union.

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Niyazi Nefi Kara, the former mayor of Manavgat in southern Turkey and a member of the opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), has been sentenced to 46 years in prison. The conviction, reported by the Anadolu agency, cites charges of corruption, money laundering, and leading a criminal organization. His former deputy received a 40-year sentence in the same trial, which involved over 40 defendants. Kara had resigned from the CHP months after being dismissed from his mayoral position. This case highlights a broader trend of preventive arrests and legal actions against CHP mayors in Turkey. The most prominent figure affected is Ekrem Imamoglu, the former mayor of Istanbul, whose arrest and dismissal triggered nationwide protests last year. Imamoglu currently faces over 2,000 years in prison as his trial proceeds. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has repeatedly denied accusations of political interference in the judiciary amidst these developments. The article underscores the escalating tension between the Turkish government and the main opposition party through these high-profile legal proceedings.

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Galatasaray has officially secured its 26th championship title, marking the occasion with a massive celebration involving fans in Istanbul. Following a bus parade through the city, the festivities moved to the club's home ground, RAMS Park, for an elaborate evening event. The highlight of the celebration was a spectacular drone show that projected XXXXL-sized images of key players, including a giant depiction of Victor Osimhen, into the night sky. The event also featured individual presentations for every squad member, allowing each player a moment in the spotlight. Notably, German international Leroy Sané entertained the crowd with a dance performance, a distinct change from the traditional beer showers common in German football celebrations after his four Bundesliga titles with Bayern Munich. The article, originally published in German and translated by AI, captures the festive atmosphere and the high-tech elements of the trophy presentation, emphasizing the club's appreciation for its players and the enthusiastic response from the supporters during this historic milestone for the Turkish giants.

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A Turkish court has sentenced Niyazi Nefi Kara, the former mayor of Manavgat in Antalya, to more than 46 years in prison. Kara, a former member of the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), was found guilty of charges including corruption, money laundering, and leading a criminal organization. The former deputy mayor also received a 40-year sentence. This verdict is part of a broader series of legal proceedings against CHP municipal officials following recent local elections, where the ruling AKP party lost control of several key cities. The CHP characterizes these trials as a politically motivated campaign and judicial manipulation by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s government. Conversely, Erdoğan denies any influence over the judiciary. The case highlights escalating tensions in Turkish politics, paralleling the high-profile prosecution of former Istanbul mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, who faces potentially millennia in prison. Kara had previously resigned from the CHP months after his removal from office. The proceedings underscore the deepening rift between the opposition and the state apparatus in Turkey.

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Archaeologists in Istanbul have uncovered a pair of 1,500-year-old women's sandals featuring an inscribed Greek message wishing the wearer health, beauty, and happiness. This significant artifact was discovered during extensive excavations linked to the Marmaray undersea railway project, which connects the Asian and European sides of the city. The sandals are now a key attraction at the Istanbul Archaeological Museum, where approximately 60,000 artifacts from the site are being preserved pending the construction of a dedicated facility. The excavations, ongoing since 2004, have provided profound insights into Constantinople, the capital of the Byzantine Empire. Beyond footwear, the digs revealed the long-lost Harbor of Eleutherios, over thirty-five Byzantine ships, ancient footprints, and evidence of settlement dating back to 6000 BC. These findings highlight the rich cultural and economic history of the region, showcasing the Byzantine appreciation for color and pattern in clothing, particularly among women. The discovery underscores the historical depth of Istanbul, formerly Constantinople, and its role as a major center of trade and culture during Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages.

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This Op-Ed analyzes Italy's 2026 autumn-winter opera season, highlighting it as an prime opportunity for independent cultural travel. The article details programming at major venues, noting that Milan's La Scala balances classical masterpieces like La Traviata with contemporary visual aesthetics, potentially influenced by directors like Sofia Coppola. Rome's Teatro dell’Opera emphasizes large-scale, contemporary stagings of Puccini, while Naples' Teatro di San Carlo preserves historical prestige with works such as Tosca and Rigoletto. Other key locations include Verona's Arena for monumental summer-extending productions, Bologna for intellectual Mozart and Wagner traditions, and Venice's La Fenice for experimental verismo. The piece also mentions the Ravello Festival on the Amalfi Coast for atmospheric open-air concerts. The author advocates for self-planned itineraries over rigid tour groups, leveraging Italy's high-speed rail network to connect these cultural hubs from Bari in the south to Milan in the north. The narrative emphasizes the integration of opera with local architecture, landscape, and urban life, offering a layered cultural experience beyond mere performance attendance.

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At the 33rd European Congress on Obesity in Istanbul, Novo Nordisk presented findings from a post-hoc indirect treatment comparison between two oral GLP-1 receptor agonists approved for weight management in the US: Wegovy (oral semaglutide) and Foundayo (orforglipron). Due to the absence of head-to-head trials, researchers used data from the Phase III OASIS-4 and ATTAIN-1 trials, employing simulated treatment comparison and matching-adjusted indirect comparison methods to align patient populations. The analysis revealed that oral semaglutide demonstrated superior efficacy, with mean weight reduction exceeding orforglipron by approximately 3.0 to 3.2 percentage points. Furthermore, tolerability outcomes significantly favored Wegovy, as orforglipron was associated with a markedly higher risk of discontinuation due to adverse events and gastrointestinal issues. While key opinion leaders noted Wegovy's administration requirements as a potential disadvantage compared to orforglipron, the study highlights Wegovy's advantages in both efficacy and safety profile. These results are expected to influence clinical positioning and health technology assessments as competition in the oral obesity treatment market intensifies, with numerous candidates currently in development globally.

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A former opposition district mayor in Antalya, Turkey, Niyazi Nefi Kara of the Republican People's Party (CHP), has been sentenced to more than 46 years in prison. The court convicted him on charges including corruption, money laundering, and leading a criminal organization, as reported by the state news agency Anadolu. This sentencing occurs a few months after Kara was removed from his position as mayor of the Manavgat district and subsequently resigned from the CHP. In the same case, the former deputy mayor of Manavgat received a 40-year sentence and a fine, with over 40 defendants involved in the trial. The article highlights a broader trend of detention among CHP officials, noting that numerous mayors are currently in custody. Prominently, Ekrem Imamoglu, the former mayor of Istanbul, faces over 2,000 years in prison, with his trial sparking nationwide protests. The CHP characterizes these legal actions as a political campaign by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s government following election losses, while Erdogan denies any interference in judicial proceedings.

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Galatasaray Football Team celebrated their victory as the champions of the 2025-26 Trendyol Super League with a grand parade through Istanbul. The team departed from Galatasaray High School on an open-top bus, traveling along a route that included Meşrutiyet Street, Taksim, Mecidiyeköy, and Büyükdere Avenue before arriving at RAMS Park. The three-hour journey was marked by enthusiastic support from fans, who lined the streets to cheer for the players. Special attention and chants were directed toward star players Mauro Icardi and Victor Osimhen. A notable moment occurred when a street vendor threw a simit (Turkish bagel) at midfielder Lucas Torreira, who responded by offering him a treat. The event highlighted the strong connection between the club and its supporters as they commemorated the league title win. The celebrations culminated at the club's home stadium, RAMS Park, where further festivities were held to honor the team's achievement in the Turkish top flight.

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Galatasaray Football Team, crowned champions of the 2025-26 Trendyol Super League, celebrated their victory with a grand parade through Istanbul. The players traveled on an open-top bus from Galatasaray High School to RAMS Park, the site of the official celebrations. The three-hour journey covered major city landmarks including Taksim Square, Mecidiyeköy, and Levent, drawing massive crowds of enthusiastic fans. Supporters lined the streets, cheering continuously and chanting specifically for star players such as Argentinian Mauro Icardi and Nigerian Victor Osimhen. The atmosphere was festive, with high engagement from the public throughout the route. A notable spontaneous moment occurred when a street vendor threw a simit (Turkish bagel) toward Uruguayan midfielder Lucas Torreira, who responded by offering a treat in return. The event highlights the strong connection between the club and its fanbase as they commemorate the team's latest league triumph. The arrival at RAMS Park marked the culmination of the procession, where further festivities were held to honor the squad's achievement in the domestic league.

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Ukrainian engineers from STRUMKO ENERGY have developed specialized power modules designed to withstand the harsh realities of frontline combat. Unveiled at the SAHA 2026 defense exhibition in Istanbul, these systems feature IP65 dust and water resistance, capable of surviving drops and vehicle impacts. A key advantage is their zero thermal signature and silent operation, as they lack internal combustion engines, making them invisible to enemy thermal and acoustic reconnaissance. The modules ensure autonomous power for command posts, electronic warfare systems, and Starlink terminals. The STRUMKO system includes a modular design with a dedicated unit for charging multiple UAV batteries simultaneously, while the larger STRUMKO XXL station offers 16 kWh capacity. Equipped with battery heating, the units operate efficiently in temperatures as low as -20°C. Already deployed on the battlefield for over a year, these systems eliminate the need for fuel, oil, or regular maintenance. The company reports growing international interest, particularly from Middle Eastern nations, viewing the technology as an adaptive platform for various technical requirements.

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