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29 Killed After Fire Breaks Out In Istanbul Nightclub
A fire killed 15 people and injured eight in a residential building in Istanbul Tuesday, the governor of Turkey's economic capital said.
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Turkey Detains 20 Suspected ISIS Members, Including 15 Foreigners: Police
Turkish police have detained 20 people, including 15 foreign nationals, on suspicion of links to ISIS during raids in Istanbul, tightening security ahead of the anniversary of a nightclub attack in which dozens were killed.
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US Forces Kill ISIS Leader Blamed For Turkey Nightclub Attack
US forces operating in Syria have killed a senior member of the ISIS group blamed for an attack on a nightclub that left 39 dead, officials said Friday.
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Turkish Police Foil 'Sensational' ISIS Attack In Istanbul
Turkish police on Thursday detained two suspected members of the ISIS who were allegedly planning a "sensational attack" similar to the massacre at an Istanbul nightclub on New Year's night, state run media reported. The Istanbul police raided a suspected IS cell in the Kagithane district on the European side of the city, detaining two men identifi...
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Istanbul Nightclub Attacker Says Was Directed By Islamic State: Report
An Uzbek gunman who killed 39 people in Istanbul's Reina nightclub on New Year's Day told police he had changed his target at the last minute to avoid heavy security and acted on direct orders from Islamic State in Syria, a newspaper said on Wednesday.
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Istanbul Nightclub Attack: 'Terrorist Has Confessed His Crime,' Says Governor
The man believed to have killed 39 people on New Year's night at an Istanbul nightclub has confessed after Turkish police captured him in a massive operation, a local official said on Tuesday.
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Istanbul Nightclub Attacker Who Killed 39 Arrested In The City
Turkish police on Monday captured the suspected jihadist who slaughtered 39 people on New Year's night at an Istanbul nightclub, detaining him in a raid on a residential area of the city after a long manhunt.
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Turkey Arrests 2 Chinese Nationals Over Nightclub Attack
Turkey has arrested two Chinese nationals of Uighur origin in connection with a mass shooting in a nightclub in Istanbul on New Year's Eve claimed by the ISIS group, media reports said.
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In Istanbul District, Horror But Scant Surprise At Links To Nightclub Shooter
In a working-class Istanbul neighbourhood that Central Asian migrants have called home for decades, there is horror but scant surprise that a gunman who killed 39 people in a nightclub on C may have spent time in their community.
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Mortal Remains Of 2 Indians Killed In Turkey To Reach On Wednesday
The mortal remains of two Indians - including a Bollywood producer - who were among the 39 people killed in a terror attack in an Istanbul nightclub, will be brought back to India on Wednesday.
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ISIS Claims Istanbul Attack, Gunman Remains At Large
ISIS claimed responsibility on Monday for a New Year's Day mass shooting in a packed Istanbul nightclub that killed 39 people, an attack carried out by a lone gunman who remains at large.
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Istanbul Police Detains 8 Suspects Over Nightclub Attack: Reports
Istanbul anti-terror police on Monday detained eight people suspected of links to the New Year gun attack on a nightclub in the Turkish city that left 39 dead and was claimed by ISIS terrorists, a report said.
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ISIS Claims Responsibility For Istanbul Nightclub Attack That Killed 39
Terror group, ISIS claimed responsibility for a gun attack on an Istanbul nightclub which killed 39 people, including two Indians, on Sunday, the group said in a statement on Monday.
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Manhunt After Istanbul Nightclub Massacre Kills 39
Turkish police launched a massive manhunt Sunday for a gunman who killed 39 people, including many foreigners, in a rampage at an upmarket nightclub in Istanbul where revellers were celebrating New Year.
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Manhunt After Istanbul Nightclub Massacre Kills 39
Thirty-nine people, including many foreigners, were killed Sunday when a gunman went on a rampage at an exclusive nightclub in Istanbul where revellers were celebrating the New Year.
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29 Killed After Fire Breaks Out In Istanbul Nightclub
A fire killed 15 people and injured eight in a residential building in Istanbul Tuesday, the governor of Turkey's economic capital said.
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Turkey Detains 20 Suspected ISIS Members, Including 15 Foreigners: Police
Turkish police have detained 20 people, including 15 foreign nationals, on suspicion of links to ISIS during raids in Istanbul, tightening security ahead of the anniversary of a nightclub attack in which dozens were killed.
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US Forces Kill ISIS Leader Blamed For Turkey Nightclub Attack
US forces operating in Syria have killed a senior member of the ISIS group blamed for an attack on a nightclub that left 39 dead, officials said Friday.
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Turkish Police Foil 'Sensational' ISIS Attack In Istanbul
Turkish police on Thursday detained two suspected members of the ISIS who were allegedly planning a "sensational attack" similar to the massacre at an Istanbul nightclub on New Year's night, state run media reported. The Istanbul police raided a suspected IS cell in the Kagithane district on the European side of the city, detaining two men identifi...
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Istanbul Nightclub Attacker Says Was Directed By Islamic State: Report
An Uzbek gunman who killed 39 people in Istanbul's Reina nightclub on New Year's Day told police he had changed his target at the last minute to avoid heavy security and acted on direct orders from Islamic State in Syria, a newspaper said on Wednesday.
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Istanbul Nightclub Attack: 'Terrorist Has Confessed His Crime,' Says Governor
The man believed to have killed 39 people on New Year's night at an Istanbul nightclub has confessed after Turkish police captured him in a massive operation, a local official said on Tuesday.
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Istanbul Nightclub Attacker Who Killed 39 Arrested In The City
Turkish police on Monday captured the suspected jihadist who slaughtered 39 people on New Year's night at an Istanbul nightclub, detaining him in a raid on a residential area of the city after a long manhunt.
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Turkey Arrests 2 Chinese Nationals Over Nightclub Attack
Turkey has arrested two Chinese nationals of Uighur origin in connection with a mass shooting in a nightclub in Istanbul on New Year's Eve claimed by the ISIS group, media reports said.
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In Istanbul District, Horror But Scant Surprise At Links To Nightclub Shooter
In a working-class Istanbul neighbourhood that Central Asian migrants have called home for decades, there is horror but scant surprise that a gunman who killed 39 people in a nightclub on C may have spent time in their community.
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Mortal Remains Of 2 Indians Killed In Turkey To Reach On Wednesday
The mortal remains of two Indians - including a Bollywood producer - who were among the 39 people killed in a terror attack in an Istanbul nightclub, will be brought back to India on Wednesday.
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ISIS Claims Istanbul Attack, Gunman Remains At Large
ISIS claimed responsibility on Monday for a New Year's Day mass shooting in a packed Istanbul nightclub that killed 39 people, an attack carried out by a lone gunman who remains at large.
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Istanbul Police Detains 8 Suspects Over Nightclub Attack: Reports
Istanbul anti-terror police on Monday detained eight people suspected of links to the New Year gun attack on a nightclub in the Turkish city that left 39 dead and was claimed by ISIS terrorists, a report said.
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ISIS Claims Responsibility For Istanbul Nightclub Attack That Killed 39
Terror group, ISIS claimed responsibility for a gun attack on an Istanbul nightclub which killed 39 people, including two Indians, on Sunday, the group said in a statement on Monday.
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Manhunt After Istanbul Nightclub Massacre Kills 39
Turkish police launched a massive manhunt Sunday for a gunman who killed 39 people, including many foreigners, in a rampage at an upmarket nightclub in Istanbul where revellers were celebrating New Year.
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Manhunt After Istanbul Nightclub Massacre Kills 39
Thirty-nine people, including many foreigners, were killed Sunday when a gunman went on a rampage at an exclusive nightclub in Istanbul where revellers were celebrating the New Year.
