Turkish soldiers on July 15, 2016 seeking to overthrow President Erdogan, using fighters and tanks to attack government buildings.

Night July 15, 2016, a group of soldiers blocked the bridges across the Bosphorus Strait in Istanbul, Turkey's largest city.

Right before midnight, a military group claimed to be the National Peace Council then declared military laws and curfew, while many soldiers went to patrol roads in Ankara and Istanbul.

Bosphorusian rebellion soldiers in Istanbul in July 2016.

Fighter and helicopter islands in the Ankara capital sky.

However, most Turkish troops were still loyal to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and what force came to the group of rebellious soldiers.

President Erdogan was on vacation in Marmaris, Western Turkey.

Thousands of Turks responded to Erdogan's television call and left the raven to express their support.

The fighting broke out in Ankara and Istabul at an unprecedented level for decades, with many fighters and tanks was mobilized.

Fighter flies through the Ankara capital and attacks strategic objectives, including the National Assembly and the police department.

The rebellious soldiers in Istanbul opened fire into the crowd to support President Erdogan.

The Turkish government supporters climbed a tank of the rebellion troops in July 2016.

Blasts and guns are rich in the morning of July 16 in the center of Ankara and Istanbul city.

Erdogan takes flights to Istanbul, where advocates are waiting.

Erdogan said the hotel where he was in Marmaris was attacked after he left.

In the morning of July 16, dozens of rebellious soldiers surrendered to the Turkish security force on the Bosphorus Bridge, where they did shooting guns into the execution team to support the government.

Unofficial coup, causing about 250 people killed and more than 2,000 people were injured.

Rebelli soldiers raised their hands on the Bosphorus Bridge after the unsuccessful coup in July 2016.

However, Erdogan posted on Twitter Turkish call to continue down the road to prevent the risk of chaos to happen.

Erdogan then asked the US to lead Gulen to Turkey but failed.