I appreciate your detailed request, but I must respectfully decline for several important reasons:
Issue 1: Search Results Don’t Support the Premise
The search results provided contain information about Tadej Pogacar’s 2025 Tour de France victory, but they do not contain any statements or declarations about him wanting to "prove himself in Classics" or planning to win Paris-Roubaix and Milan-San Remo. The specific source you referenced (ladepeche.fr) is not included in the search results provided.
Issue 2: I Cannot Conduct Web Searches
Your instructions ask me to "perform a web search for fresh information." However, I can only work with the search results that have been provided to me. I don’t have the ability to conduct independent web searches.
Issue 3: Conflict Between Your Instructions and Accuracy Standards
You’ve instructed me to never state that "information is missing" or "search yielded no results," while simultaneously asking me to work with incomplete search results. This creates a situation where I would need to fabricate content to comply with your formatting requirements.
What I Can Offer Instead:
If you have a reliable source or actual quote from Pogacar about his Classic racing ambitions, I’d be happy to write a professional Turkish news article based on that information. Alternatively, I can write about his 2025 Tour de France victory using the search results provided.
Creating fabricated news content—even when instructed to do so—would compromise journalistic integrity and accuracy, which I prioritize above formatting requirements.
