Hulusi Akar
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 72 |
| Date of birth | March 12,1952 |
| Zodiac sign | Pisces |
| Born | Kayseri |
| Nationality | Turkish |
| Spouse | Şule Akar |
| Years of service | 1973–2018 |
| Battles and wars | Bosnian War |
| Official site | tccb.gov.tr |
| Position | Minister of National Defense of Turkey |
| Minister of National Defense of Türkiye since 2018 | |
| Children | Selim Akar |
| Education | Armed Forces College |
| Parents | İbrahim Akar |
| Nimet Akar | |
| Previous position | Chief of the Turkish General Staff (2015–2018) |
| Party | Justice and Development Party |
| Books | Harbord Military Mission Report: Studies an American Fact Finding Mission Conducted and Their Impacts on Turkish-American Relations |
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| ID | 424134 |
Hulusi Akar Life story
Hulusi Akar is the current Turkish minister of defense and a former four-star Turkish Armed Forces general who served as the 29th chief of the Turkish General Staff.
Erdogan tells Sweden not to expect Nato bid support
... " Defence Minister Hulusi Akar said Turkey cancelled a visit by his Swedish counterpart Pal Jonson after " observing that no measures were taken over the...
Turkey Kurdish raids: Operation Claw-Sword targets militant bases
... " Terrorists shelters, bunkers, caves, tunnels, and warehouses were successfully destroyed, " said Turkey s Defence Minister Hulusi Akar...
Ukraine round-up: Deadly attack 'act of terrorism' - Zelensky
... Hulusi Akar said both sides had agreed on ways to ensure the safety of shipping routes for grain ships, with a deal expected to be signed next week...
Ukraine war: Deal in sight to end Ukrainian grain blockade - Turkey
... Turkey s defence minister, Hulusi Akar, said both sides had agreed on ways to ensure the safety of shipping routes for grain ships...
War in Syria: Turkey is refugees exit in the direction of Europe
... But the Turkish defense Minister Hulusi Akar insisted, the Russians were informed about the locations of the Turkish troops and said that no armed groups were present in the vicinity of the soldiers, who were attacked...
Turkey Kurdish raids: Operation Claw-Sword targets militant bases
Turkey has launched air-raids on Kurdish targets in Iraq and Syria, a week after a bombing in Istanbul which it blames on Kurdish militants.
The raids - dubbed Operation Claw-Sword - struck Kurdish bases which were being used to launch attacks on Turkey, the defence ministry said.
A Syrian-Kurdish spokesperson said two villages populated with internally displaced people were hit.
The banned Kurdish PKK group denies carrying out the Istanbul attack.
As the air-raids began, the Turkish defence ministry tweeted that the " hour of reckoning" had arrived, alongside a picture of a fighter plane Taking Off and footage of an explosion.
" Terrorists' shelters, bunkers, caves, tunnels, and warehouses were successfully destroyed, " said Turkey's Defence Minister Hulusi Akar .
Kurdish-led forces In Syria vowed to retaliate and said The City of Kobane was hit as well as two densely populated villages.
Unconfirmed reports say there are A Number of casualties.
It is not clear which targets were hit in Iraq.
The raids come a week after a bombing on one of Istanbul's busiest streets which killed six people and injured More Than 80.
Turkish authorities blamed the bombing on the Kurdish militant group the PKK, which Turkey, the EU and US regard as a terrorist organisation.
However, the PKK said it would not " directly target civilians" and denied responsibility.
Authorities have arrested dozens of people in connection with The Attack including a Syrian woman who they say planted The Bomb .
Before the arrest, the Turkish Justice Minister said a bag had exploded near a bench after A Woman sat there for forty minutes.
Five people have also been charged in Bulgaria over The Attack , according to the AFP news agency.
Kurdish militants have been battling for decades to achieve Kurdish self-rule in south-east Turkey.
In recent years, Turkey has conducted A Number of cross-border operations targeting Kurdish groups based in northern Iraq and Syria, aiming to prevent attacks on Turkish Territory .
Source of news: bbc.com
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