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The Turkish police attacked the headquarters of one of the country's most watched news channels and shut down its live broadcast. Reports in the Turkish media indicate that the financial crimes police examined the structure of the \"Hulk TV\" network. 11 people were arrested during the attack on this television, which supports the opposition of the Turkish government.

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The Turkish police attacked the headquarters of one of the country's most watched news channels and shut down its live broadcast. Reports in the Turkish media indicate that the financial crimes police examined the structure of the \"Hulk TV\" network. 11 people were arrested during the attack on this television, which supports the opposition of the Turkish government.

The Turkish police attacked the headquarters of one of the country's most watched news channels and shut down its live broadcast. Reports in the Turkish media indicate that the financial crimes police examined the structure of the \"Hulk TV\" network. 11 people were arrested during the attack on this television, which supports the opposition of the Turkish government.

The government also appointed a new manager to run the network. This move is the latest in a series of confrontations between President of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan's administration and its critics. Several reporters on the social network X, formerly Twitter, wrote that Hulk TV journalists were not allowed to enter the building at first, but later were able to enter. Last year, Turkish authorities seized the television channel \"Taleban\", which supported the opposition, and removed its news content by monitoring the broadcast of the programs. The network is still operational, but its stance in supporting the opposition has completely changed. Reuters