Turkish authorities have detained 21 suspects following two separate investigations into the activities of the FETÖ organization, with operations conducted across 10 provinces, including Ankara.

The Ankara Chief Public Prosecutor's Office issued arrest warrants for the suspects, all of whom have been detained, TRT Haber reports.

The first investigation focuses on clandestine networks within government institutions. In an operation jointly conducted by Türkiye's National Intelligence Organization (MİT) and police in Ankara and nine other provinces, 14 suspects were taken into custody.

The second investigation concerns FETÖ's financial activities. According to investigators, 11 individuals provided financial support to members of the organization and continued its illegal activities.

Seven of 11 suspects have been detained, while authorities are searching for the remaining four.

The prosecutor's office said investigations into both cases are ongoing.