1992 in Turkey

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2 January – Avalanche in Hakkari Province, 19 deaths
1 February –Avalanche in Şırnak Province , 91 deaths
3 March – Mine accident in Zonguldak Province ,122 deaths
16 May – Clash between the armed forces and the terrorists in Şırnak Province
17 May -Beşiktaş won the championship of the Turkish football league^[2]
15 June – In European Double trap championship, Turkish team won the gold medal
19 June – All parties closed by the previous military government were given the right to be reestablished
24 June -Organization of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation traety was signed in İstanbul
28 July – Weightlifter Naim Süleymanoğlu won gold medal in World championship in Barselona
30 August - Clash between the armed forces and the terrorists from Iran
9 September – Republican People’s Party (CHP) was refounded on the 59. anniversary of the CHP’s former establishment (Most members are from the Social Democrat Populist Party (SHP)
29 September - Clash between the armed forces and the terrorists in Hakkari Province
16 October and the following days – In a hot pursuit operation armed forces entered Iraq
23 November – In World Karate championship held in Granada, Veysel Bumin won the gold medal
13 January – President vetoed the ILO convention
2 December – Split in ANAP
31 December – The film Basic Instinct was banned

Years in Turkey (1923–present)

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