New curtain in the Fon crisis: The yachts of the detained Muhammet Yarız surfaced in Rhodes.

New details that the public had not previously heard about the yachts alleged to belong to Muhammet Yarız, who was arrested in the fund investigation, have come to light. SÖZCÜ newspaper writer İsmail Saymaz shared information and images about Yarız's yachts on the Hafta Başı program he appeared on at SÖZCÜ TV.

According to the information relayed by Saymaz, it was alleged that Yarız, who was previously said to have two yachts, actually owns a total of four. It was stated that the yachts were registered through two separate companies.

Two Companies, Four Yachts

It was reported that one of Yarız's companies is Yarız Yachting Ltd., registered in the U.S. state of Delaware. It was stated that two yachts belong to that company.

Among them, the yacht named Pusula was said to be 26 metres long, built in 2019, and valued at about €3.5 million. It was recorded that the yacht, allegedly purchased by Yarız roughly two years ago, flies the flag of the United Kingdom and is located in Rhodes.

The other yacht belonging to the same company was reported to be Junior Amor. It was stated that the yacht, built in 2026 by the Finnish brand Saxdor, is worth about €500,000.

It was stated that Yarız's other company is TMY Ltd., registered in Switzerland. It was reported that one of the vessels affiliated with that company is Amor, and the other is Loretta.

It was noted that the 34‑metre luxury yacht named Amor belongs to the Italian Benetti Oasis brand and is valued at about $14.5 million. Saymaz said that on 26 May 2026, $14.5 million was wired to businessman Selim Dağbaşı for the purchase of the yacht, and that Dağbaşı was also detained as part of the investigation.

The other vessel, Loretta, was said to be a 2026 model and valued at roughly €19 million.

How the Vessels Reached Rhodes?

Saymaz said that witnesses reported Yarız using the phrase “We will explode” toward his surroundings after his first statement on 14 July.

According to the allegations, after a capture order was issued against him on 2 September, the yacht named Amor, located in Bodrum Yalıkavak, was brought to Marmaris. It was alleged that Yarız, together with the captain and some associates, transferred the vessel to Rhodes, and that the yacht remained in the area until 12 September.

Saymaz also reported that Yarız later returned to Bodrum by boat and left the yacht named Amor, which was said to belong to him, in Rhodes.

Pusula was also found in Rhodes.

Another claim relayed by Saymaz was that the boat named Pusula, located in Göcek, was later taken to Rhodes.

It was alleged that two sailors arriving from Istanbul prepared paperwork for port operations and that the boat was taken to Rhodes.

Saymaz said that three boats belonging to Yarız were missing, two of them were found in Rhodes, and the third had not yet been located.

On the other hand, Saymaz said he had received a claim that a boat allegedly belonging to Emre Alkin could also be in Rhodes, and he added that this claim had not yet been verified.