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Wishing Turkey all the best! anytime I see nations doing smart mega projects I get happy especially those who are trapped in the middle income sphere. Turkey has a lot of potential to break that marble ceiling and TRULY develop on Western Europe's level. It's just stuck at the moment and will need significant development projects to get it there. It's probably the nation that has the most potential to do it and finally enter the economic GDP per capita giants of Western Europe, Gulf States and East Asia (namely South Korea and Japan). If that happens it will trickle down and impact the whole Eastern European and Middle Eastern region! Here's to hoping this eventually happens!
no. Canal Istanbul is the worst project in Turkey. Because the Istanbul Canal is causing Istanbul to become an island. And this is causing the people on the island to get stuck on the island. Because as you know, the bridges are toll booths. Instead of paying at the toll booths, people would rather go to Tekirdağ, Europe for free. Also, the Istanbul Canal is causing the demolition of most people's houses. Yes, new houses will be built. But they will sell them for money, not for free. Istanbul Airport is also unnecessary. While there is Ataturk Airport - and it is very close to everyone - it is unnecessary to demolish Ataturk Airport and make a park. They are also destroying forests. So is the Northern Marmara Highway. They are hostile to Ataturk. Even if it was a foreigner, it would be fine. But it is surprising that the President of Turkey is also hostile to Ataturk.
I just want to thank you for pronouncing Montreaux correctly…like perfectly with the correct accent on the final syllable and swallowing the “R”. Good job…..almost no one pronounces French words correctly except the French.
One thing ‼ >>> Istanbul is a city on two continents, the western part is located in Europe and the eastern part in Asia. It is the second largest city in Europe after Moscow and it has a population of 16 million
@@altGoolam Even not that. In fact, Europe is only a far west part of Asia, but Europeans wanted to be special, so they constructed an european border in mind. Later they spoke & discussed openly about this fantasy border somewhere in the east. Repeat after repeat in centuries, the border became well known, even nobody can show, where the border exactly is. It is still open.
1:24 The Ottomans didn’t rename it as ‘Istanbul’; they called the city ‘Konstantiniyye,’ which has the same meaning as Constantinople: ‘Constantine’s place.’ However, the city was renamed ‘Istanbul,’ meaning ‘to the city,’ after the foundation of the Republic of Türkiye.
This is the second comment that has this in it. You are wrong. Istanbul originally was not used for the entire city, instead the name referred to the core of Istanbul-the walled city.[18] İstanbul was the common name for the city in normal speech in Turkish even before the conquest of 1453,[citation needed] but in official use by the Ottoman authorities other names, such as Kostantiniyye, were preferred in certain contexts.
@@tmilichoo622why would he lie? it doesn’t benefit him whatsoever at all to make it up. i mean who cares what random people on the internet that you don’t know and are never going to know or meet in real life.
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It seems like a good idea, but that raises a few questions: Environmentalists have a problem with the new strait, but why is that not a problem with the Bosporus strait to begin with? How will an expensive new strait not suffer the same problems of the Bosporus? The best option seems to be to actually clean up and update the Bosporus to handle more traffic and keep it clean. The new project clearly will only have a fraction of the capacity of the existing canal just based on its width.
why would people pay a lot more to pass through the canal if they can still do it cheaply through the straights because the treaty would prevent its closure anyway ?
@kaanboztepe Because currently the ships needs to wait for a few days to pass the Bosphorus which costs them a lot of money. It will be cheaper for them to pay for the new canal and get quicker to the other side.
@@Anchor48 Be sure, they will calculate the prices equal to the current costs. Finally the ships will not save money. They will still lose money by waiting or by the ticket counter. They will have only a 2nd option, which some of them will find just more comfortable, probably the faster way.
Having an alternative route is desirable, but to think that, in and of itself, that will stop traffic through the Bosphorus, is disingenuous due to the treaty; It is the only passage available to warships and that's not changing anytime soon.
" in and of itself, that will stop traffic through the Bosphorus," No one claimed that. The channel is making it up. They intend to reduce traffic. Not eliminate it. " is disingenuous due to the treaty; It is the only passage available to warships and that's not changing anytime soon." They can still use the existing strait. The new canal is intended as some kind of "amazon prime" high-way.
I am sorry but, as a citizen of Turkey but living in the Netherlands and having knowledge about the canal Istanbul project and progress, I have to criticize this video that doesn’t reflect to reality mostly. Some of the stories are right but mostly fiction. That’s why we shouldn’t believe all knowledge or videos on RUclips channels. Gathering some knowledge, using AI and making fiction equal to unqualified RUclips videos 😅
I think the canal is a great idea. I think you are bias, and anti Erdogan. Turkyie is a country of secular institutions, but you have use Erdogan's name as if he is the engineer designing the project and the capitalist funding it. Anytime a non Wester leader does something for their country you all just dump on him or her. When he approved the new airport all hell broke loose, as it turned out because he shifted the major hub from Western countries to Istanbul. And the list goes on. I am happy for Turkyie and hope they progress faster inspite of all the Western propaganda like this video.
Thank you brother. These westerners are the the only people are allowed to do anything, they're angels, make no mistakes and are perfect people. This is what they think, so they need to make the said comments you noted.
It honestly doesn’t seem like such a crazy idea. It actually makes sense. Say what you want about him as a person and a leader. But he definitely built more public works infrastructure projects in the history of the country.
1:38 Yes, Christopher Columbus, an Italian explorer sailing under the Spanish flag, set out in 1492 intending to find a western sea route to Asia, particularly India, to access its riches such as spices and gold. However, instead of reaching Asia, he stumbled upon the Americas. Columbus mistakenly believed he had reached islands near Asia and referred to the native people he encountered as "Indians." He made four voyages to the Americas but never realized he had discovered a new continent, which was later named "America" after the explorer Amerigo Vespucci, who recognized it as a distinct landmass.
Sort of correct. It was actually named America by two German cartographers in Freiburg who mistakenly thought that Vespucci had discovered the new continent first.
Is this the same evil guy that's rounding up the stray dogs and cats in Olu Deniz and boiling the alive? Horrible guy if it is Turkish tourism is taking a huge negative hit unfortunately
Japanese Companies confirmed Erdogan's Canal Istanbul project , there will not be any side effects after completing the project and will be highly beneficial to Türkiye's economy , Well done Turkiye 👏🏻👏🏻❤
We, the locals of Istanbul, are totally against the unnecessary project of spending billions of dollars to add a new canal to an already existing one, which probably no one will use because it will be more expensive, at the expense of destroying the ecosystem of our city, making it a literal ISLAND and we think that this is only being done to enrich certain construction companies.
Why does Turkey need a new canal? There is a canal craze around the world. One is being built in Cambodia, Nicaragua wants one and so does Thailand. Oh! Mexico too. Anyone else?
The total cost of the project is $15 billion. The impact of Canal Istanbul on the total water reserve is at a level of 3%. When the Melen Dam Project, which is the main source to carry Istanbul into the future, is completed, it will provide 1.1 billion cubic meters of water annually to Istanbul. This amount is 34 times the difference caused by Canal Istanbul. The Melen Project will double Istanbul’s water supply. He didn’t imprison the “troublemakers.” You have no idea about the subject. And, Most of the information in the video is biased and incorrect. To date, 73 lives have been lost in accidents in the Bosphorus, and there has been $1.3 billion worth of damage. The project involved 200 academics, 7 universities, and 33 scientific disciplines. A hundred years ago, the annual number of ship passages was 3-4 thousand, but today it has increased to 45-50 thousand. And it will be 78000 in 15 years… Taking seasonal changes into account, simulations and calculations have been conducted for the period before and after Canal Istanbul. These analyses have determined that at no time of the year does the dissolved oxygen level necessary for aquatic life decrease or change due to Canal Istanbul. Etc… Calling someone who has been elected by the majority through 12 elections in 23 years a “dictator” is highly disrespectful. As for the U.S. and Europe, we have seen how “democratic” and “libertarian” they are in places like Palestine,Iraq etc.. Neither Turkiye nor the Turkish people have any imperial ambitions. This is a completely false perception. The instability in the Middle East is a result of the artificial borders drawn after the fall of the Ottoman Empire, which benefits the West. The West consistently uses its intelligence agencies to stage coups, something U.S. officials have openly admitted. In Turkiye, the parliament building was bombed with rockets from aircrafts. And 252 citizen killed by the coup plotters that day. When the people opposed the coup and it failed, most of the coup plotters fled abroad and are now working to create negative perceptions about the country from there. After the U.S. elections, we saw what happened to Trump supporters who merely entered the Capitol without permission.
L erdogan. He sits in palace and dreams of bad projects like this which are just waste of time and money. And the greatest politican of last centuries is obvious, our founder Atatürk.
I don't think the adjective "eccentric" quite covers the description of Erdogan. He's something of an islamist. Yes, Turkey is a secular nation, but notably less so than before his rise. Furthermore, regardless of Turkey's membership in NATO, he is no ally of the West at all.
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This project is one way for Erdogan to transfer Turkiye's limited capital to his own businessmen - who are known as 'gang of five'. In Turkiye, such projects are under state guaranty for decades of constant payments to them. Bypassing the montreux agreement is only to lure public for not opposing. Canal will destroy existing infrastructure, dams, rivers, fresh water resources. And they plan to build tens of thousands of buildings around the new canal. Istanbul is already overpopulated with nearly 20 million people, and this project will reduce nature with cement and probably extra few million people around it just to transfer money to their people for the next 40-50 years.
Some aspects of your explanation are incorrect, particularly regarding the so-called "ex-military letter," and there is an apparent bias in favor of President Erdoğan. To clarify, Türkiye has never officially declared any ambition to resurrect the Ottoman Empire. Such claims are often misinterpretations or exaggerations propagated by external observers or critics. Instead, Türkiye has positioned itself as a nation that embraces its deep historical and cultural roots while adapting to the realities of the modern world. Far from seeking to replicate the Ottoman past, Türkiye is focused on building a future that harmonizes its heritage with contemporary values. If circumstances demand, Türkiye has the potential to emerge as a beacon of humanity, exemplifying a system greater than that of the Ottomans or any other historical precedent. Its vision is not confined to past glories but aspires to inspire the world with a unique model of leadership, innovation, and unity. The metaphorical expression "Vatan ne Türkiye’dir Türklere, ne Türkistan; Vatan, büyük ve müebbet bir ülkedir: Turan" beautifully encapsulates this vision. It reflects the timeless and universal spirit of the Turkic people-a unity that transcends geography and historical epochs, embodying an eternal mission of greatness and global contribution.
You are wrong about ottomans immediately renaming the citys name to Istanbul. Constantinopolis (Konstantiniyye in Turkish) stayed as the official name for hundreds of years. Istanbul was an informal name of the city - and it is still greek anyway.
There is only Asia. No one is concerned with where west Asians want to draw arbitrary lines or what they want to call their social construct of a "continent." Continents are determined by tectonic plates. There is only 1 continuous, unbroken plate from the centre of Iceland to Japan. You're all Asian wether you like it or not.
Mistake at about 1:30 - it was NOT renamed Istanbul in 1453 - it's name was changed in 1930.... which you could have learned with a 30 second google search.
Your mistake if you read for more than 30 seconds you will find this, Istanbul originally was not used for the entire city, instead the name referred to the core of Istanbul-the walled city.[18] İstanbul was the common name for the city in normal speech in Turkish even before the conquest of 1453,[citation needed] but in official use by the Ottoman authorities other names, such as Kostantiniyye, were preferred in certain contexts. So learn to read more than said 30 seconds.
@@BigZ92-p9n "@geistlos333" Typed this (Mistake at about 1:30 - it was NOT renamed Istanbul in 1453 - its name was changed in 1930.... which you could have learned with a 30 second google search). This statement is wrong, so i corrected it, that is what the F is going on in here👍.
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Buddy buddy... A lot of facts, and a lot more propaganda. You can't criticize a government that brought so much prosperity to the people and continues to do so. As far as I'm concerned, let the leaders of the country do what they do best, LEAD! I'm not a die hard fan but when it comes to building, they built an amazing country, and a force to reckon with. At the end of the day, haters are going to hate!
There is already a sea route to the black sea. that is all this is, another route to an inland sea? it is not like it is another Suez or Panama canal. this video makes it sounds so great?
It's amazing how Westerners always belittle & ridicule such projects, with accusations such as deforestation and environmental degradation crimes -- both are pioneered by Europeans which they're still the top expert. Carry on Turkey and all the best
You don't think that westerners criticize major new projects in western countries? Of course they do. All the time. Especially environmental activists. And taxpayer groups. And opposition politicians. And citizens fed up with the noise, air pollution and disruption caused by major projects and upset about how long the projects are taking. And Indigenous people who weren't properly consulted about a major project being built on their traditional lands or which might effect the land, air or water. And business owners and home owners who are displaced by a major project.
@geofflepper3207 is it working? I mean I'm disgusted by Western-based Greenpeace, WWF, Mongabay, RAN, etc that protest deforestation and pretended they care bout forest and wildlife here. But have you seen whether their forest has improved over 60 years of WWF existence?
Turkey can try phased Rope way without disturbing Land or sea.gradually deveoping green revolution solar- wind -power-Tourism resorts.high speed trains-Housing-Elecrical fuel vehicals....real estates..
Exactly, a leader who eats the positive praise supported by western collective press since recently. Fellow Turkish citizens are not aware about the cost, yet and near, far future. By past events it can't be regarded as good for Turkish people because the collective western wouldn't support anybody not acting in accordce to their agenda, for sure! Additionally, collective western knows also that Turkish opposition will not support their agenda like Redzep Tayyip Erdogan have to do yet. Thus, why should collective western make their situation worse than as it is yet in Turkey. Hence, they will give their state holder in Turkey the money in that amount 50-100 bn $ annually so that their puppets can play with and mark the strong man there, not saying Sultan in Turkey. This is cheaper than as they would occupy and serve the country by themself. Just imagine, for the current war in eastern Europe collective west have spent until now 400 bn $ in two years. So, at least it is much cheaper for collective west instead somehow invade a country physically or financially. Another remark of mine is that Saddam was once the nice guy of the collective west unless he got him to invade Quwait, which he did, and suddenly collective west started to blame saddam and all the story thereafter we know, I think. Possibly Redzep Tayyip Erdogan is going to share the same destiny with him soon or later if he is still alive. To be honest I think collective west don't want him to survive at all because he knows to much about all the events western counties are responsible for in middle east. Any way it looks not good from fellow Turkish citizen point view. But they are lulled by billions of Dollars support they or their leadership will receive as far they do act according to the agenda of collective west. For sure it will cost Turkey on long term not only the unity, but this is another story then.
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@@miniknaruto are you so ignorant? You think whole Turkey was full with ethnic Turks only? You think armenians moved to Southern parts cause local turks were killed by Osman government? Osman Empire had many ethnicities and minorities and Armenians were one of the several who were killed cause Arminians supported Russian Empire and turks were scared of rebellion inside country.
Please rephrase your findings to reflect opinions rather than definitive statements. While I understand you didn't explicitly claim to present facts, the delivery implied certainty.
Well .!!! This is good idea but is risky to Turkey future generation due to global environmental disasters which is not in countries neither political nor economical-social cutural. A thorough risk analysis to be done! It may be like neibouring countries which built massive dams but there was no rains and it was huge loss.Here pay attention to drinking water,elevation,errossion and finance and disaster man power -reserve funds- sea piarates- sea safty-migration issues-war....sea route standards- O&M- heavy lifts mechanical tools-Heavy machinaries-Helicooters.....
@@selimiv3656İşiniz gücünüz Türkiye'nin kaynaklarına çöküp, saçma sapan projelerle rant toplamak, çevreyi ve geleceği katletmek. Fotoğrafa da Osmanlı tuğrası koydun mu tamam zaten. Merak etmeyin hepsini geri vereceksiniz. Yanınıza kar kalmayacak.
It’ s a very dangerous idea due to the earthquake risk (scientifically). I don’ t even mention about our financial crisis with more than 40% official inflation rate last year. We became so poor as Turkish citizens (except a few minority).
@@ravige1879 some of us are, but the canal project is just something different. our concern is much more deep and long. just to give you a perspective the ministor of istanbul won the election held this year with this slogan "our topic is not 'kanal istanbul' it is 'kalan istanbul (the istanbul that left us)' ". [two words rhyme if you can't notice] refering how many huge projects like this or terrible urban planning of istanbul do to cities culture and history. also there is a huge earthquake comming up so these amounts of money are much more needed on very different areas.
A major earthquake is expected in İstanbul and it could happen any moment. Turning İstanbul in to an island would make it even more vunerable against earthquake. It would increase the chance of Tsunami and flooding even more. Besides that there are other enviromental stuff that he talks about in the video which i would say as another reason. Lastly, our economy is not in a great condition and it does not make sense to spent 15 billion usd on a project right now.
Watching too much woke content, that's why. They are against everything done. Good or bad regardless. But they have no problem using the new infrastructure everyday. This project became too politicized unfortunately. And the opposition doesn't want Erdogan to have another win by finishing yet another project.
@@importweb3620 14000 km bellow? If you are aware, the earth's crust is around 35 km. Fault lines in Marmara are ~10km deep. There is a 130km long unbroken fault line. This fault line is located right next to the canal to be built. According to studies, an earthquake of magnitude 7 to 8 is expected.
You are one of those people who are simultaneously the dumbest and most confident person in the room. Congratulations. Islambol was an informal name for the city along with Istanbul for centuries while the Ottomans official called the city Constantinople, until 1930 when The Turkish Republic changed the name to Istanbul. Your argument is analogous to claiming that “The Big Apple” was once a name for NYC, which is used in an official manner, because people like to call NYC “The Big Apple”.
@ You are one of those people who are simultaneously the dumbest and most confident person in the room. Congratulations. Islambol was an informal name for the city along with Istanbul for centuries while the Ottomans official called the city Constantinople, until 1930 when The Turkish Republic changed the name to Istanbul. Your argument is analogous to claiming that “The Big Apple” was once a name for NYC, which is used in an official manner, because people like to call NYC “The Big Apple”.
This canal is the most stupid idea ever.Blacksea countries can bypass canal by railway network from Edirne city to Aegean sea oil and gas can run by pipes through another harbour at Gelibolu -Rest of the cargo is grain creates no danger to Istanbul's residents.
This project will boost Turkey's economy and has nothing to do with the Montreux Treaty. Turkey is a NATO member and acts in its own and NATO's interests. Ships often wait months to pass the Bosphorus due to traffic; shipping companies would gladly pay higher tolls for faster passage. It's a win-win. Environmental concerns? Sure, but they're overblown. Rare birds? I've been to Küçükçekmece Lagoon-it's surrounded by ugly factories and buildings, hardly a haven for rare birds. Give me a break. So you're saying a tanker carrying oil or other hazardous materials crashing in the channel and causing a massive spill isn’t a danger? It’s happened before, you know. The channel is like a windy highway for tankers, and accidents are inevitable. Slow or fast, when a massive tanker crashes, it’s an environmental disaster no matter how you spin it.
So you think that the companies will sail the Black Sea, unload the ships in Edirne, use the railway for a few hunderd kilometers and load the ships again on a harbour at the Aegean sea? That will be so much costly in terms of money and time. It will be cheaper and faster for them to just use the canal.
Rail a pain in the ass, if you are shipping by ships 🚢 you are not going to waste more time and money off loading to trains your cargo, if it's for distant or far away markets.
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Erdoğan isnt a leader he is a dictator, why do you always slob on the knobs of authoritarianism?
You should have Thanked Columbus.
12:14 how did you figure out there is only 25km from that point of sazlidere reservoir to the Sakarya River? It’s more like 125 km, not 25km.
👍🏼Because he doesn' t know anything about Turkiye
Wishing Turkey all the best! anytime I see nations doing smart mega projects I get happy especially those who are trapped in the middle income sphere. Turkey has a lot of potential to break that marble ceiling and TRULY develop on Western Europe's level. It's just stuck at the moment and will need significant development projects to get it there. It's probably the nation that has the most potential to do it and finally enter the economic GDP per capita giants of Western Europe, Gulf States and East Asia (namely South Korea and Japan). If that happens it will trickle down and impact the whole Eastern European and Middle Eastern region! Here's to hoping this eventually happens!
WRONG. Read my comment.
no. Canal Istanbul is the worst project in Turkey. Because the Istanbul Canal is causing Istanbul to become an island. And this is causing the people on the island to get stuck on the island. Because as you know, the bridges are toll booths. Instead of paying at the toll booths, people would rather go to Tekirdağ, Europe for free. Also, the Istanbul Canal is causing the demolition of most people's houses. Yes, new houses will be built. But they will sell them for money, not for free. Istanbul Airport is also unnecessary. While there is Ataturk Airport - and it is very close to everyone - it is unnecessary to demolish Ataturk Airport and make a park. They are also destroying forests. So is the Northern Marmara Highway. They are hostile to Ataturk. Even if it was a foreigner, it would be fine. But it is surprising that the President of Turkey is also hostile to Ataturk.
@CumhuriyetMapping if ATATURK was not against ISLAM every one will love him
@ISLAMMEHMEDOF-jt8iy Atatürk wasn't against Islam.
@CumhuriyetMapping He was
Great leader with great vision.
I just want to thank you for pronouncing Montreaux correctly…like perfectly with the correct accent on the final syllable and swallowing the “R”. Good job…..almost no one pronounces French words correctly except the French.
One thing ‼ >>> Istanbul is a city on two continents, the western part is located in Europe and the eastern part in Asia. It is the second largest city in Europe after Moscow and it has a population of 16 million
Thx to Wiki.
Istanbul is larger than Moscow
@@pyrusheliosmk2204 yes but its not fully in europe, moscow is more populated than european istanbul
Europe isn't a continent, it is at most a subcontinent in West Asia or a cultural region of West Asia.
@@altGoolam Even not that. In fact, Europe is only a far west part of Asia, but Europeans wanted to be special, so they constructed an european border in mind. Later they spoke & discussed openly about this fantasy border somewhere in the east. Repeat after repeat in centuries, the border became well known, even nobody can show, where the border exactly is. It is still open.
1:24 The Ottomans didn’t rename it as ‘Istanbul’; they called the city ‘Konstantiniyye,’ which has the same meaning as Constantinople: ‘Constantine’s place.’ However, the city was renamed ‘Istanbul,’ meaning ‘to the city,’ after the foundation of the Republic of Türkiye.
ISLAM-BOL,NOT KONSTANTINIYE !
Kendi tarihini bu kadar yanlış bilmemelisin.(You shouldn't get your own history so wrong)
Noo as i know it was called islambul! Thereafter they change it to Istanbul!
This is the second comment that has this in it. You are wrong. Istanbul originally was not used for the entire city, instead the name referred to the core of Istanbul-the walled city.[18] İstanbul was the common name for the city in normal speech in Turkish even before the conquest of 1453,[citation needed] but in official use by the Ottoman authorities other names, such as Kostantiniyye, were preferred in certain contexts.
Brilliant as always - love your work! Thank you 🙏
Thanks for mentioning how the things went after this 7:52. My father was one of them who got jailed. It's been 8 years since.
liar
Liar
@@tmilichoo622why would he lie? it doesn’t benefit him whatsoever at all to make it up. i mean who cares what random people on the internet that you don’t know and are never going to know or meet in real life.
Babanın özgeçmişi istersen buraya yaz, tam anlaşılsın mesele.
Liar.
It seems like a good idea, but that raises a few questions:
Environmentalists have a problem with the new strait, but why is that not a problem with the Bosporus strait to begin with?
How will an expensive new strait not suffer the same problems of the Bosporus?
The best option seems to be to actually clean up and update the Bosporus to handle more traffic and keep it clean. The new project clearly will only have a fraction of the capacity of the existing canal just based on its width.
why would people pay a lot more to pass through the canal if they can still do it cheaply through the straights because the treaty would prevent its closure anyway ?
They can severely limit the amount of ships going through the Bospurus
"major maintenance" every day keeps straits defacto shut down.
I’m not sure the president will care about the treaty once this new canal opens up.
@kaanboztepe Because currently the ships needs to wait for a few days to pass the Bosphorus which costs them a lot of money. It will be cheaper for them to pay for the new canal and get quicker to the other side.
@@Anchor48 Be sure, they will calculate the prices equal to the current costs. Finally the ships will not save money. They will still lose money by waiting or by the ticket counter. They will have only a 2nd option, which some of them will find just more comfortable, probably the faster way.
Having an alternative route is desirable, but to think that, in and of itself, that will stop traffic through the Bosphorus, is disingenuous due to the treaty; It is the only passage available to warships and that's not changing anytime soon.
Yeah like turkey is a weak country and will allow every other countries to pass
@@Rest-bt8cyyou will see
" in and of itself, that will stop traffic through the Bosphorus,"
No one claimed that. The channel is making it up. They intend to reduce traffic. Not eliminate it.
" is disingenuous due to the treaty; It is the only passage available to warships and that's not changing anytime soon."
They can still use the existing strait. The new canal is intended as some kind of "amazon prime" high-way.
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I am sorry but, as a citizen of Turkey but living in the Netherlands and having knowledge about the canal Istanbul project and progress, I have to criticize this video that doesn’t reflect to reality mostly. Some of the stories are right but mostly fiction. That’s why we shouldn’t believe all knowledge or videos on RUclips channels. Gathering some knowledge, using AI and making fiction equal to unqualified RUclips videos 😅
I think the canal is a great idea. I think you are bias, and anti Erdogan. Turkyie is a country of secular institutions, but you have use Erdogan's name as if he is the engineer designing the project and the capitalist funding it. Anytime a non Wester leader does something for their country you all just dump on him or her. When he approved the new airport all hell broke loose, as it turned out because he shifted the major hub from Western countries to Istanbul. And the list goes on. I am happy for Turkyie and hope they progress faster inspite of all the Western propaganda like this video.
Thank you brother. These westerners are the the only people are allowed to do anything, they're angels, make no mistakes and are perfect people. This is what they think, so they need to make the said comments you noted.
Can you talk about Silk city that is being built in Kuwait, specifically the 1001 meter tower, the Mubarak Al Kabeer.
It honestly doesn’t seem like such a crazy idea. It actually makes sense. Say what you want about him as a person and a leader. But he definitely built more public works infrastructure projects in the history of the country.
That´s right for sure!!!
Tabi tabi kesinlikle 😂😂
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As a Turkish citizen, I never want this channel to be built.
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@toxichuman208 No
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@@Blanca0002 channel değil canal.
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we will not let this happen (opposition party)
You can continue crying like you've always done. I dunno who you people think you are. But okay. 😉
1:38 Yes, Christopher Columbus, an Italian explorer sailing under the Spanish flag, set out in 1492 intending to find a western sea route to Asia, particularly India, to access its riches such as spices and gold. However, instead of reaching Asia, he stumbled upon the Americas.
Columbus mistakenly believed he had reached islands near Asia and referred to the native people he encountered as "Indians." He made four voyages to the Americas but never realized he had discovered a new continent, which was later named "America" after the explorer Amerigo Vespucci, who recognized it as a distinct landmass.
We should thank him.
Sort of correct. It was actually named America by two German cartographers in Freiburg who mistakenly thought that Vespucci had discovered the new continent first.
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What would stop ships from continuing to use the Bosphorus, thus avoiding the high tolls of the canal?
time and money.
Very simple, you don't have to be a genius, let them wait and long enough.
In the end they will use the new canal, time is money.
Cevaplar yeterli olmuştur sanırım
It’s hard to imagine that a canal with several locks is going to be faster…
Grear project for the future of TURKIŸA . Cant wait to see it completed
Who you are ducking Arab in order to talk about Turkish business??? Turks duck you & your United Statians masters
Long live turkey😍
Is this the same evil guy that's rounding up the stray dogs and cats in Olu Deniz and boiling the alive? Horrible guy if it is Turkish tourism is taking a huge negative hit unfortunately
Japanese Companies confirmed Erdogan's Canal Istanbul project , there will not be any side effects after completing the project and will be highly beneficial to Türkiye's economy , Well done Turkiye 👏🏻👏🏻❤
Wishing them all the best
Google maps shows Haydarpasa-Chornomorsk line already connects both sides of water. What am I missing?
We, the locals of Istanbul, are totally against the unnecessary project of spending billions of dollars to add a new canal to an already existing one, which probably no one will use because it will be more expensive, at the expense of destroying the ecosystem of our city, making it a literal ISLAND and we think that this is only being done to enrich certain construction companies.
The canal can destroy all the fresh water in the area that the city needs.
They can easily build the largest ,longest and biggest supersonic trains to transport goods from one place to another country
What I don’t get is, why would the new canal not ALSO get polluted? If all the traffic moves to the canal, wouldn’t it get polluted as well?
Why does Turkey need a new canal? There is a canal craze around the world. One is being built in Cambodia, Nicaragua wants one and so does Thailand. Oh! Mexico too. Anyone else?
The total cost of the project is $15 billion. The impact of Canal Istanbul on the total water reserve is at a level of 3%. When the Melen Dam Project, which is the main source to carry Istanbul into the future, is completed, it will provide 1.1 billion cubic meters of water annually to Istanbul. This amount is 34 times the difference caused by Canal Istanbul. The Melen Project will double Istanbul’s water supply.
He didn’t imprison the “troublemakers.” You have no idea about the subject. And, Most of the information in the video is biased and incorrect.
To date, 73 lives have been lost in accidents in the Bosphorus, and there has been $1.3 billion worth of damage. The project involved 200 academics, 7 universities, and 33 scientific disciplines. A hundred years ago, the annual number of ship passages was 3-4 thousand, but today it has increased to 45-50 thousand. And it will be 78000 in 15 years…
Taking seasonal changes into account, simulations and calculations have been conducted for the period before and after Canal Istanbul. These analyses have determined that at no time of the year does the dissolved oxygen level necessary for aquatic life decrease or change due to Canal Istanbul. Etc…
Calling someone who has been elected by the majority through 12 elections in 23 years a “dictator” is highly disrespectful. As for the U.S. and Europe, we have seen how “democratic” and “libertarian” they are in places like Palestine,Iraq etc.. Neither Turkiye nor the Turkish people have any imperial ambitions. This is a completely false perception. The instability in the Middle East is a result of the artificial borders drawn after the fall of the Ottoman Empire, which benefits the West. The West consistently uses its intelligence agencies to stage coups, something U.S. officials have openly admitted.
In Turkiye, the parliament building was bombed with rockets from aircrafts. And 252 citizen killed by the coup plotters that day. When the people opposed the coup and it failed, most of the coup plotters fled abroad and are now working to create negative perceptions about the country from there.
After the U.S. elections, we saw what happened to Trump supporters who merely entered the Capitol without permission.
Big blow for illiterate anchor.
Putin also wins all elections after puting his opponents to jail or not letting them run …
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L erdogan. He sits in palace and dreams of bad projects like this which are just waste of time and money.
And the greatest politican of last centuries is obvious, our founder Atatürk.
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Flamingos in Istanbul? I didn't see one 😂😂
Time to visit? Just keep your eyes open. Easy public (train) transport here even for tourists visiting. Good luck!
@Bo-tz4nw I lived in Istanbul for 10 year I didn't see flamingos 🙂
Canal Istanbul? Heard the court annulled it, can you double check?
This project will save Istanbul from the sanctions imposed by the Treaty of Lausanne and the control of the Bosphorus will pass completely to Turkey.
This project is not happening Istanbul metropolitan municipality cancelled it on the courts
Best of luck turkey 🇹🇷
Great video, this project will be interesting to follow since it is the idea of such an eccentric leader.
I don't think the adjective "eccentric" quite covers the description of Erdogan. He's something of an islamist. Yes, Turkey is a secular nation, but notably less so than before his rise. Furthermore, regardless of Turkey's membership in NATO, he is no ally of the West at all.
Constantinople was named Istanbul in 1930
Yes I like this channel (and very much) but could you use another sound caption solution. "seeing" the host behind a mic is ugly and there are so much other (good/excelent) solutions. My 2 cents...
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All Israeli people love him too, consider yourself on a same team
This project is one way for Erdogan to transfer Turkiye's limited capital to his own businessmen - who are known as 'gang of five'. In Turkiye, such projects are under state guaranty for decades of constant payments to them. Bypassing the montreux agreement is only to lure public for not opposing. Canal will destroy existing infrastructure, dams, rivers, fresh water resources. And they plan to build tens of thousands of buildings around the new canal. Istanbul is already overpopulated with nearly 20 million people, and this project will reduce nature with cement and probably extra few million people around it just to transfer money to their people for the next 40-50 years.
Yalan söyleme artık. Siz çok cahil kaldınız ve avrupalı efendileriniz ne derse onları söylüyosunuz türk düşmanları sizi.
Some aspects of your explanation are incorrect, particularly regarding the so-called "ex-military letter," and there is an apparent bias in favor of President Erdoğan. To clarify, Türkiye has never officially declared any ambition to resurrect the Ottoman Empire. Such claims are often misinterpretations or exaggerations propagated by external observers or critics.
Instead, Türkiye has positioned itself as a nation that embraces its deep historical and cultural roots while adapting to the realities of the modern world. Far from seeking to replicate the Ottoman past, Türkiye is focused on building a future that harmonizes its heritage with contemporary values.
If circumstances demand, Türkiye has the potential to emerge as a beacon of humanity, exemplifying a system greater than that of the Ottomans or any other historical precedent. Its vision is not confined to past glories but aspires to inspire the world with a unique model of leadership, innovation, and unity.
The metaphorical expression "Vatan ne Türkiye’dir Türklere, ne Türkistan; Vatan, büyük ve müebbet bir ülkedir: Turan" beautifully encapsulates this vision. It reflects the timeless and universal spirit of the Turkic people-a unity that transcends geography and historical epochs, embodying an eternal mission of greatness and global contribution.
You are wrong about ottomans immediately renaming the citys name to Istanbul. Constantinopolis (Konstantiniyye in Turkish) stayed as the official name for hundreds of years. Istanbul was an informal name of the city - and it is still greek anyway.
He also called Ottomans a regime.
Istanbul is so greek how Athens is turkish.
Istanbul is Turkish since about 600 years meanwhile and will stay Turkish. You keep on having wet dreams about your megalaidea palikarya
Still greek.comedy gold.In your mind!
*This clip is from beginning to end anti-turkish propaganda.*
There is only Asia. No one is concerned with where west Asians want to draw arbitrary lines or what they want to call their social construct of a "continent." Continents are determined by tectonic plates. There is only 1 continuous, unbroken plate from the centre of Iceland to Japan. You're all Asian wether you like it or not.
Mistake at about 1:30 - it was NOT renamed Istanbul in 1453 - it's name was changed in 1930.... which you could have learned with a 30 second google search.
Your mistake if you read for more than 30 seconds you will find this, Istanbul originally was not used for the entire city, instead the name referred to the core of Istanbul-the walled city.[18] İstanbul was the common name for the city in normal speech in Turkish even before the conquest of 1453,[citation needed] but in official use by the Ottoman authorities other names, such as Kostantiniyye, were preferred in certain contexts. So learn to read more than said 30 seconds.
@@GMitchell2012 If you read more than the more than 30 second is that I don't know what the F is going on in here.
@@BigZ92-p9n "@geistlos333" Typed this (Mistake at about 1:30 - it was NOT renamed Istanbul in 1453 - its name was changed in 1930.... which you could have learned with a 30 second google search). This statement is wrong, so i corrected it, that is what the F is going on in here👍.
@@GMitchell2012 okay thank you.
Jup.
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I THINK TURKEY SHOULD GO AHEAD AND BUILD THE PROJECT!! I SEE NO REASON WHY THEY SHOULDNT!!
OH, I can give you 1200 page long 50 reasons WHY IT MUST NOT HAPPEN ! All which was published last year from REAL SCIENTISTS and REAL ENGINEERS !
Buddy buddy...
A lot of facts, and a lot more propaganda. You can't criticize a government that brought so much prosperity to the people and continues to do so. As far as I'm concerned, let the leaders of the country do what they do best, LEAD!
I'm not a die hard fan but when it comes to building, they built an amazing country, and a force to reckon with.
At the end of the day, haters are going to hate!
It must be nice to be from a country where the leader actually supports the natives.
Of course, Erdogan Supports all natives like Israel
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It is a cancelled project. (almost)
It’s almost strayed 2021 and ended 2027😂😂
Erdogan hat recht der kanal muss her .und alles andere haben nicht zu sagen dies ist unser land .
What are the projected odds it could end up causing the rotten egg smell?
There is already a sea route to the black sea. that is all this is, another route to an inland sea? it is not like it is another Suez or Panama canal. this video makes it sounds so great?
All the haters and negative views on Turkiye are "sour grapes"....
It's amazing how Westerners always belittle & ridicule such projects, with accusations such as deforestation and environmental degradation crimes -- both are pioneered by Europeans which they're still the top expert. Carry on Turkey and all the best
You don't think that westerners criticize major new projects in western countries?
Of course they do. All the time.
Especially environmental activists.
And taxpayer groups.
And opposition politicians.
And citizens fed up with the noise, air pollution and disruption caused by major projects
and upset about how long the projects are taking.
And Indigenous people who weren't properly consulted about a major project being built on their traditional lands or which might effect the land, air or water.
And business owners and home owners who are displaced by a major project.
@geofflepper3207 is it working? I mean I'm disgusted by Western-based Greenpeace, WWF, Mongabay, RAN, etc that protest deforestation and pretended they care bout forest and wildlife here. But have you seen whether their forest has improved over 60 years of WWF existence?
Turkey can try phased Rope way without disturbing Land or sea.gradually deveoping green revolution solar- wind -power-Tourism resorts.high speed trains-Housing-Elecrical fuel vehicals....real estates..
A crazy dictator* might be a better word choice
I agree, he will keep boats as hostages all the time
fatih cimerlik adamsın
He is the hero Turkey needs but doesn’t deserve
He has the popular vote, majority of Turkish people do vote for him against the other figures.
@@hodorhodor6925 "fatih cimerlik adamsın" this comment proves my point. but u can't even understand it since ur not turkish nor a person to comment
It was annulled by the Istanbul 11th Administrative Court on February 14, 2024.
Exactly, a leader who eats the positive praise supported by western collective press since recently. Fellow Turkish citizens are not aware about the cost, yet and near, far future. By past events it can't be regarded as good for Turkish people because the collective western wouldn't support anybody not acting in accordce to their agenda, for sure! Additionally, collective western knows also that Turkish opposition will not support their agenda like Redzep Tayyip Erdogan have to do yet. Thus, why should collective western make their situation worse than as it is yet in Turkey. Hence, they will give their state holder in Turkey the money in that amount 50-100 bn $ annually so that their puppets can play with and mark the strong man there, not saying Sultan in Turkey. This is cheaper than as they would occupy and serve the country by themself. Just imagine, for the current war in eastern Europe collective west have spent until now 400 bn $ in two years. So, at least it is much cheaper for collective west instead somehow invade a country physically or financially. Another remark of mine is that Saddam was once the nice guy of the collective west unless he got him to invade Quwait, which he did, and suddenly collective west started to blame saddam and all the story thereafter we know, I think. Possibly Redzep Tayyip Erdogan is going to share the same destiny with him soon or later if he is still alive. To be honest I think collective west don't want him to survive at all because he knows to much about all the events western counties are responsible for in middle east. Any way it looks not good from fellow Turkish citizen point view. But they are lulled by billions of Dollars support they or their leadership will receive as far they do act according to the agenda of collective west. For sure it will cost Turkey on long term not only the unity, but this is another story then.
lol why the compulsion to add the old timey static effect
West and islamphobia people crying after seeing this video😂❤
I really enjoy your content, I like how you show yourself often because it ads such a personal real feel to your videos in a world of AI generated erm, stuff. lol. Thanks for teaching us and entertaining us! :)
paid for narration video 😂
too much mis info and you have no idea what you were talking about 🤔🤔🤔
It’ s the speech of Prof. Naci Görür about the danger of that project.
ruclips.net/video/qNI2EGzIHYY/видео.htmlsi=gfvaRLVJALpUBIMg
Cash grab, pure and simple.
neo - ottoman rises in türkiye so it must be better ?
Starts at 8:15...
Sunucunun dediği gibi fazla çılgın bir fikir...
0:20 "...who dreans of genocide, and realized he had to shut his puppet mouth when both sides reminded him who's actually in power."
Humans do not compliment cockroaches. Do better, MegaBuilds.
actually, the ones who got killed was turks in the first place which explains why armenians were forced to migrate southern regions of the empire
@@miniknaruto are you so ignorant? You think whole Turkey was full with ethnic Turks only? You think armenians moved to Southern parts cause local turks were killed by Osman government? Osman Empire had many ethnicities and minorities and Armenians were one of the several who were killed cause Arminians supported Russian Empire and turks were scared of rebellion inside country.
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan seems very much like Trump.
One is a dictator, the other is a wannabe dictator
better than your european puppets
I'd say something about him but I don't want a Interpol red notice to be issued on me as a Turk living aboard. IM JOKING! 😮
Please rephrase your findings to reflect opinions rather than definitive statements. While I understand you didn't explicitly claim to present facts, the delivery implied certainty.
"Istanbul is one of the most important places in the world"
Istanbul is the most important city in the World.
Would this affect their currency
The new canal will become just as polluted as the Bosporus.
It's just a matter of time.
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Well .!!! This is good idea but is risky to Turkey future generation due to global environmental disasters which is not in countries neither political nor economical-social cutural. A thorough risk analysis to be done! It may be like neibouring countries which built massive dams but there was no rains and it was huge loss.Here pay attention to drinking water,elevation,errossion and finance and disaster man power -reserve funds- sea piarates- sea safty-migration issues-war....sea route standards- O&M- heavy lifts mechanical tools-Heavy machinaries-Helicooters.....
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@@selimiv3656İşiniz gücünüz Türkiye'nin kaynaklarına çöküp, saçma sapan projelerle rant toplamak, çevreyi ve geleceği katletmek. Fotoğrafa da Osmanlı tuğrası koydun mu tamam zaten. Merak etmeyin hepsini geri vereceksiniz. Yanınıza kar kalmayacak.
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It’ s a very dangerous idea due to the earthquake risk (scientifically). I don’ t even mention about our financial crisis with more than 40% official inflation rate last year. We became so poor as Turkish citizens (except a few minority).
As a resident of Istanbul, I am against this canal project.
Stop crying
Zaten iptal edildi
As a resident of Turkiye, I don't care.
No worries, you can still use phosphorous to pass your ships.
What if the canal was right in front of your home and skyrocketed your property value tenfold? Would you still be against it? Aha, got you!
I saw some guys saying that they are from Turkey and that they don't want the canal to be constructed. Why is that?
turkish people in general are opposed to new projects
@@ravige1879 lol, noted
@@ravige1879 some of us are, but the canal project is just something different. our concern is much more deep and long. just to give you a perspective the ministor of istanbul won the election held this year with this slogan "our topic is not 'kanal istanbul' it is 'kalan istanbul (the istanbul that left us)' ". [two words rhyme if you can't notice]
refering how many huge projects like this or terrible urban planning of istanbul do to cities culture and history. also there is a huge earthquake comming up so these amounts of money are much more needed on very different areas.
A major earthquake is expected in İstanbul and it could happen any moment. Turning İstanbul in to an island would make it even more vunerable against earthquake. It would increase the chance of Tsunami and flooding even more. Besides that there are other enviromental stuff that he talks about in the video which i would say as another reason. Lastly, our economy is not in a great condition and it does not make sense to spent 15 billion usd on a project right now.
Watching too much woke content, that's why. They are against everything done. Good or bad regardless. But they have no problem using the new infrastructure everyday. This project became too politicized unfortunately. And the opposition doesn't want Erdogan to have another win by finishing yet another project.
Bro check your source. This project cancelled
they said it cancelled , but they are still trying to
I wonder if the canal to be built can withstand the big Istanbul earthquake in the future?
The fault lines are 14 thousand km below. The channel will be only 20-40m deep. That's a funny question
@@importweb3620 14000 km bellow? If you are aware, the earth's crust is around 35 km. Fault lines in Marmara are ~10km deep. There is a 130km long unbroken fault line. This fault line is located right next to the canal to be built. According to studies, an earthquake of magnitude 7 to 8 is expected.
It will not be built.
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Which waterway will Russian subs use?
12:17 25 km is wrong.
Constantinople was not called Istanbul in any official manner by outsiders or the Ottomans until the 20th century………..
It was called "İslambol" research correctly please
You are one of those people who are simultaneously the dumbest and most confident person in the room. Congratulations. Islambol was an informal name for the city along with Istanbul for centuries while the Ottomans official called the city Constantinople, until 1930 when The Turkish Republic changed the name to Istanbul. Your argument is analogous to claiming that “The Big Apple” was once a name for NYC, which is used in an official manner, because people like to call NYC “The Big Apple”.
@ You are one of those people who are simultaneously the dumbest and most confident person in the room. Congratulations. Islambol was an informal name for the city along with Istanbul for centuries while the Ottomans official called the city Constantinople, until 1930 when The Turkish Republic changed the name to Istanbul. Your argument is analogous to claiming that “The Big Apple” was once a name for NYC, which is used in an official manner, because people like to call NYC “The Big Apple”.
Turkey is going to increase tentions between nato and russia? What an absolute joke
This canal is the most stupid idea ever.Blacksea countries can bypass canal by railway network from Edirne city to Aegean sea oil and gas can run by pipes through another harbour at Gelibolu -Rest of the cargo is grain creates no danger to Istanbul's residents.
This project will boost Turkey's economy and has nothing to do with the Montreux Treaty. Turkey is a NATO member and acts in its own and NATO's interests. Ships often wait months to pass the Bosphorus due to traffic; shipping companies would gladly pay higher tolls for faster passage. It's a win-win. Environmental concerns? Sure, but they're overblown. Rare birds? I've been to Küçükçekmece Lagoon-it's surrounded by ugly factories and buildings, hardly a haven for rare birds. Give me a break.
So you're saying a tanker carrying oil or other hazardous materials crashing in the channel and causing a massive spill isn’t a danger? It’s happened before, you know. The channel is like a windy highway for tankers, and accidents are inevitable. Slow or fast, when a massive tanker crashes, it’s an environmental disaster no matter how you spin it.
So you think that the companies will sail the Black Sea, unload the ships in Edirne, use the railway for a few hunderd kilometers and load the ships again on a harbour at the Aegean sea? That will be so much costly in terms of money and time. It will be cheaper and faster for them to just use the canal.
Something tells me you don't know an ounce about transportation. Bypassing a canal by using the railway? Are you serious?
Rail a pain in the ass, if you are shipping by ships 🚢 you are not going to waste more time and money off loading to trains your cargo, if it's for distant or far away markets.
@@ormancadam6453 daha kolay ve iyi yolları var ekonomimizi iyileştirmenin, bu iyi bir yol değil
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