Ahmet Oruç (1 January 1991 – 15 July 2016) was a Turkish police officer who served in the Turkish Security Organization. Throughout his career, he was assigned to the Çevik Kuvvet Branch Directorate and underwent helicopter pilot training at the Special Operations Directorate in Gölbaşı, Ankara. He was killed during the attack on the Special Operations Directorate in Gölbaşı on 15 July 2016 coup attempt. His funeral was held in his hometown of Adana.

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Ahmet Oruç was born on 1 January 1991 in Adana as one of the twin children of Senem and Ali Oruç. He continued his education outside the police academy alongside his twin brother, Mehmet Oruç, in the same school and class. After completing his police training, he began his professional career. Later, pursuing his goal of becoming a helicopter pilot, he received aviation training at the Special Operations Directorate in Gölbaşı, Ankara.

After completing his police training, Ahmet Oruç began serving as a police officer in the Turkish Security Organization. During the early years of his career, he was assigned to the Çevik Kuvvet Branch Directorate in Adana. He served in the same unit as his twin brother and fellow police officer Mehmet Oruç, and they continued their professional lives together.

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Seeking to specialize in aviation, Oruç began training to become a helicopter pilot at the Special Operations Directorate in Gölbaşı, Ankara. As part of this training, he was temporarily transferred from his post in Adana to Ankara. He completed his training alongside his twin brother Mehmet Oruç. At the time of his death, he had served as a police officer for approximately three years.^【1】

On 15 July 2016, during the coup attempt, Ahmet Oruç was on duty at the Special Operations Directorate in Gölbaşı, Ankara. At the time, he was in Ankara receiving helicopter pilot training alongside his twin brother and fellow police officer Mehmet Oruç.

During the coup attempt, the Special Operations Directorate in Gölbaşı was bombed by military aircraft. As a result of the attack, Ahmet Oruç and his twin brother Mehmet Oruç were both killed in the same incident.^【2】 At the time of his death, Oruç was 26 years old and his wife was pregnant. Their daughter Hifa was born approximately two months after his martyrdom.^【3】

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The bodies of Ahmet Oruç and his twin brother Mehmet Oruç were transported by road from Ankara to Adana. Due to the effects of the bombing, their identities could not be determined visually; they were confirmed by the serial numbers of the firearms they carried.^【4】

The funeral ceremony was held in Adana. Ahmet Oruç and Mehmet Oruç were laid to rest in their hometown of Adana. A large number of people attended the funeral. During the ceremony, their elder brother Mustafa Oruç, a senior non-commissioned officer, stood at the head of the coffins.

^{Ahmet and Mehmet Oruç's father Ali Oruç (}Anadolu Ajansı⁾

Following their martyrdom, the names of Ahmet Oruç and Mehmet Oruç were given to various educational institutions. An elementary school in the Karşıyaka district of İzmir was named Shahid Ahmet Oruç Middle School. Additionally, a sports high school in their hometown of Adana was named Shahid Ahmet-Mehmet Oruç Sports High School in their honor.^【5】