Özet:

Hybrid wars are one of the new types of warfare. In fact, the term hybrid war has not been used in the past conceptually directly. But methodologically, this type of war appears to be used indirectly and is as old as the war phenomenon. Studies show that the term hybrid war began to be used in the first decade of the 21st century. Hybrid war is defined as a type of war in which many element of war are used simultaneously. The most notable feature of hybrid warfare is the combination of irregular harp tactics and high-tech. Another factor in the preference of hybrid warfare is that the activities are done as secret as possible. There are two reasons to act in this way. The first is to prevent the creation of resistance by the people of the area involved, and the second is to eliminate the opportunity of other states and the international community to interfere. There are many different methods in the hybrid war, ranging from technology to media. These methods are applied by warriors and these warriors can be soldiers equipped with all kinds of technological skills. However, the problem is the possibility of soldiers serving others with religious motivation, ideological and ethnic concerns. In the above statement, what is important to us is the word "to act with religious motivation". Therefore, our purpose in this article is to analyze how the Fethullahist Terror Organization (FETO) founded on religious abuse uses the hybrid war elements we have identified.