Gulen

Police arrested a Turkish man possessing weapons & a list of supporters of the Gulen movement, which the Turkey has labeled “terrorists”

The former district governors were detained on the beginning of April  on charges of links to the Gulen movement

An associate of US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen has warned of the fate awaiting Turks extradited from the Balkans at the request of Ankara as it pursues revenge for a failed 2016 coup.

Since then, Erdogan has accused Gulen of creating a parallel state by planting his followers in the judiciary and other public institutions. Right after the coup, the President accused the US-based cleric of being behind the conspiracy - which Gulen has vehemently denied.

Local officials in Prizren, in western Kosovo, have demanded the closure of a school allegedly linked to Turkish exiled cleric Fetullah Gulen - although city officials insist the alleged Gulen link has nothing do with the dispute.

Turkey on Friday reinstated more than 1,800 civil servants purged after a 2016 failed coup, determining they had no links to the network of a cleric accused of masterminding the putsch, state-run Anadolu news agency said.

Turkish authorities issued arrest warrants for 110 people from a seized company over alleged links to the U.S.-based cleric who Ankara says orchestrated last year's attempted coup, Dogan news agency and other media said on Friday, quoted by Reuters. 

Turkish prosecutors have issued detention warrants for 117 military personnel over alleged links to the U.S.-based cleric accused by Ankara of orchestrating last year's attempted coup, security sources said on Friday, quoted by Reuters. 

Turkey issued arrest warrants for 63 people, including former National Intelligence Agency (MIT) personnel, over alleged links to the U.S.-based cleric accused of orchestrating last year's attempted coup, Anadolu agency reported on Tuesday, Reuters reported.

The police operation was launched in 21 provinces across Turkey, the state-run news agency reported.

Turkish authorities on Thursday issued detention warrants for 35 people, including nine journalists, on suspicion of links to last July's attempted military coup, the state-run Anadolu news agency said, quoted by Reuters.