Turkey increases security measures ahead of an upcoming NATO summit, according to reports from Canadian and international outlets. Authorities deploy thousands of police to key areas associated with the meeting, aiming to manage crowd control and reduce the risk of unrest. The measures also include restrictions on public gatherings, with officials outlining bans or limits intended to prevent large public assemblies during the summit period. Together, the reports describe a heightened security posture that combines policing resources and public space restrictions as Turkey prepares to host or support the summit. The coverage frames the steps as part of Turkey’s efforts to demonstrate readiness and commitment in the lead-up to NATO engagements. While details vary by outlet, both accounts emphasize the same main actions: large-scale police deployment and tightened rules around public gatherings. Neither report suggests specific incidents, but both present the security changes as proactive steps for the summit period.