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The text is a transcript of a Turkish TV series called Kurtlar Vadisi (Valley of the Wolves), which is about the mafia, politics and espionage in Turkey. The main plot of the text revolves around the conflict between two rival gangs: one led by Halit, who is seeking revenge for his brother Metin's death, and the other led by Çakır, who is appointed as the ambassador of Istanbul by the elders. The text shows how Halit kills Çakır in front of his daughter Elif, and how Polat, Çakır's loyal friend, avenges him by killing Halit and his men. The text also depicts the role of Necmi, a powerful and influential figure who tries to mediate between the gangs and impose his own conditions. The text is full of violence, threats, insults and emotions.
Some possible facts extracted from the text are:
- 1. The text is a transcript of a Turkish TV series called Kurtlar Vadisi (Valley of the Wolves).
- 2. The text involves a conflict between two criminal groups led by Halit and Çakır, who are rivals for the control of Istanbul.
- 3. Halit's brother Metin is killed by Çakır's men during a meeting where he was supposed to swear allegiance to Çakır.
- 4. Halit vows to take revenge for his brother's death and declares war on Çakır and his allies.
- 5. Halit's daughter Selvi is caught with drugs in her school bag, which were planted by Bedri, one of Çakır's men.
- 6. Halit kills Çakır in front of his daughter Elif, who is also Selvi's friend, at a hotel.
- 7. Halit is arrested by the police and interrogated by Polat, who is an undercover agent working against the criminal underworld.
- 8. Halit is threatened by Necmi, another crime boss who is allied with Çakır and wants Halit to pay a million dollars for the lost drugs and his wife's honor.
- 9. Halit is also betrayed by Tosun, one of his men who works for Saw, a mysterious figure who manipulates the events behind the scenes.
- 10. Halit escapes from the police custody with Polat's help and confronts Tosun at a warehouse, where he kills him and his men.