Turkish armed forces, has resigned along with the heads of the ground, naval and air forces.

General Isik Kosaner, the head of the Turkish armed forces, has resigned along with the heads of the ground, naval and air forces.
Al Jazeera Turk's Aliser Delek has confirmed the resignations of the four top generals of the Turkish military on Friday.
Delek said the reason was not immediately clear.
The country's state-run Anatolia news agency said the military chiefs have resigned because of tensions with the Islamic-rooted government of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the recently re-elected prime minister.
This is the first time so many top commanders in Turkey to have resigned at once.
Reports say the departures signal a deeply rooted rift with the government, coming after a court charged 22 suspects, including several generals and officers, for carrying out an Internet campaign to undermine the administration.
The government and military leaders were also planning to discuss a compromise deal over several key appointments at next week's Supreme Military Council meeting.
Gen Kosaner is reported to have met Mr Erdogan several times in recent days.There has been a history of tension between the military and the government of Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan in recent years.

The reason for the resignations of Gen Isik Kosaner and the other heads remains unclear.
Friday's resignation of so many top commanders for the first time ever signals a deep rift with the government and comes after a court charged 22 suspects, including several generals and officers, with carrying out an Internet campaign to undermine the government.