Turkish authorities in Ankara have arrested 209 individuals suspected of ties to the Islamic State (ISIS) in the lead-up to a major NATO summit scheduled to be held in the city. Prosecutors indicated that an additional 32 people are currently being sought in connection with the investigation. The arrests were made following an assessment of potential security threats ahead of the summit, which will draw leaders from across the alliance. The investigation focuses on alleged connections to ISIS and aims to preempt any potential disruptions or attacks. This large-scale operation demonstrates Turkey’s commitment to security measures during the international event. Authorities have not released details regarding the specific nature of the alleged connections to ISIS, but the operation signals heightened vigilance. The NATO summit is expected to address critical security concerns, including counter-terrorism efforts.