- A secret agreement was signed between Turkey and Israel in 1958. Accordingly, if the invasion plan had been implemented, Damascus and its north would belong to Turkey, and the south would belong to Israel.
- US journalist James Risen stated in the Los Angeles Times on September 27, 1997 that Mr. Tamraz bribed Özer Çiller was detected by the CIA and reported to the white house. Roger Tamraz is also associated with the Azerbaijani coup.
- 20 days after the incident, 350,000 dollars was deposited into the Netherlands bank account of Mehmet Şevket Eygi, who was agitating before "the bloody Sunday" (The events that took place on February 16, 1969, when 76 youth organizations gathered in Istanbul Taksim Square to protest the 6th Fleet of the USA. Historian Feroz Ahmad described the incident as "an example of organized fascist violence").
- Abdullah Öcalan was detained on April 7, 1972. He was arrested on April 27 and released on October 27. The military prosecutor (Baki Tuğ) first commuted the sentence he wanted and then demanded Öcalan's release. After his release, Apo's military service was postponed and he was given a scholarship, despite the fact that it was against the regulations.
- It was understood that Ecevit's office phone was registered with the MIT (Turkish Intelligence Service) and his bills were paid by the MIT.
- In the CIA report, Turgut Özal was described as the most pro-American Turkish leader ever.
- According to the 1936 agreement, Turkey has a 10% stake in Mosul oil, but Iraq does not pay it.
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