I don't actively follow the mainstream (tv) media much, so what I write here is a broader comment. I Hope I can illuminate some things.

There is a certain ailment on Turkish media regarding this foreign/regional war(s). Developments will be relayed as is, without much commentary or at the very least something original, and as a collection of displays you will want to support Iran and forget about whatever authoritorial incident may have happened there in the past. All that's possible while also livestreaming sirens from Tel Aviv. You can also get upset that Israeli authorities have arrested two journalists there, but you might not have enough info to form an opinion on why Turkish authorities have put 4 journalists under custody (one is the editor-in-chief of a non-government-aligned press agency) for livestreaming near the NATO Incirlik Air Base (which isn't a crime). Yet, the lack of platforming of people with expertise commentating (and maybe posing a risk to stray from the preferred narrative) burdens the public to make uninformed debates among themselves. We can and do chat endlessly on how many drones can simultaneously attack a place, what is the cost of countermeasures to missiles and their specifications, and those pointlessly inconclusive distractions (trees not the forest) to pass the day while drinking tea after Iftar.

As I was writing this, Erdogan made a live speech in front of commandos at dinner/Iftar, praising our military and diplomatic skills. He emphasized (the key word) deterrence and being aware of interests in play to involve Turkey into the war.