The state-run TRT channel has resumed broadcast after briefly going off air following the attempted military coup. The soldiers who stormed its headquarters earlier in the day have been detained, Anadolu reported.

The journalists regained control over the channel after protesters broke into the building and detained the servicemen, the agency reports, citing TR-1 channel.

After seizing the channel, Turkish Armed Forces broadcast a statement declaring martial law and announcing that they had “completely taken over the administration” with the aim of “reinstat[ing] constitutional order, human rights and freedoms.”

Turkish Armed Forces have now taken control of state broadcaster TRT; Martial Law Imposed.https://t.co/lhHUhoAnnfpic.twitter.com/SXEVloUd1Q — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) July 15, 2016

The army also announced that a new constitution would be adopted and a “Peace Council” will now govern the country.