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THE CYCLE OF INTELLIGENCE
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Intelligence activity is a continuous
effort and it is resembled to a cycle by all the intelligence organizations
of the world.
In the first phase of the
cycle, the Directorate of Intelligence determines the intelligence
requirements in accordance with the state policy and forwards them
to the operational units. The operational units, in line with certain
plans, collect the information via open and covert sources, and
transfer them to the evaluation unit. The Directorate of Intelligence,
in accordance with its capacity set forth by the Law no. 2937, also
determines the requirement of information and documents that would
be needed by the relevant ministries, organizations and institutions,
and informs the mentioned organs. The information and documents
coming from the operational units of the MIT and from other institutions
are analyzed and processed by the evaluation units, and intelligence
reports are circulated. In other words, they are immediately transferred
to the related institution. The related institutions do not only
use this intelligence, but also determine their requirements within
the framework of the priorities continuously reviewed and evaluated.
This activity, having four phases continuously
following each other, is therefore called the Cycle of Intelligence.
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