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"Stop This Madness": Turkey's Erdogan To Israel After Raids In Gaza
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday called on Israel to "immediately stop this madness" and end its "attacks" on targets in Gaza after Israeli forces intensified strikes on the Palestinian territory.
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Killed ISIS Chief Baghdadi's Sister Captured By Turkish Forces In Syria
Turkey captured the sister of dead ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi on Monday in the northern Syrian town of Azaz, a senior Turkish official told Reuters, and is interrogating her husband and daughter-in-law who were also detained.
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Turkish Police Detain 82 People In Raids Targeting ISIS: Report
Turkish police detained 82 suspected ISIS terrorists, 77 of them foreign nationals, in raids across Istanbul, state-run Anadolu news agency reported on Saturday.
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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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Turkish Police Kill Two Suspected ISIS Terrorists In Ankara Raid
Turkish police killed two suspected ISIS terrorists in a clash during a raid on an apartment in Ankara overnight, who they believe were planning an attack. The raid came before the ruling AK Party was expected to elect President Tayyip Erdogan as their leader after constitutional reforms approved last month.
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Turkey Detains 40 Suspected ISIS Terrorists In Raids
Turkey's state-run news agency says police have detained some 40 suspected ISIS terrorists in raids in southern Turkey.
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Turkey Calls On US, Allies To Reconsider Syria No-Fly Zone
Turkey called on the United States and other nations on Monday to rethink its proposal for a no-fly zone in northern Syria hours after a rebel commander allied with Syria's Kurds said Turkish airstrikes killed one fighter and wounded others.
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Turkish Police Detain 73 Academics In Gulen-Related Probe: State Media
Turkish police detained 73 academics in dawn raids on Friday targeting followers of US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, accused by Ankara of orchestrating an attempted coup in July, state-run news agency Anadolu reported.
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Ankara Police Detain Suspected ISIS Members, Free Students
Turkey's state-run news agency says police have detained several suspects in anti-ISIS raids across the capital Ankara and "liberated" over two dozen students in one of their schools.
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Turkish Police Detain Several People In Post-Coup Raids: Agency
Turkish police raided more than 100 places in Istanbul at dawn on Thursday and arrested several people in an investigation into last month's failed coup, Dogan news agency reported.
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Turkish Police Raid 44 Firms In Coup Probe, To Detain Executives: State Media
Turkish police launched simultaneous raids on 44 companies in Istanbul on Tuesday and had warrants to detain 120 company executives as part of the investigation into last month's attempted military coup, state-run Anadolu agency reported.
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Istanbul Police Raid Courts For Coup Suspects: Report
Turkish police today raided three major courts in Istanbul in search of more than 170 suspects wanted over last month's attempted coup, reports said.
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Turkish Jets Attack Kurdistan Workers' Party In Northern Iraq After Attacks
Turkey's state-run news agency says Turkish jets have raided suspected Kurdish rebel targets across the border in northern Iraq, following a wave of attacks that killed at least 12 people.
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Turkey Presses Crackdown Against Coup Suspects Despite Concern
Turkish security forces launched fresh raids today in a relentless crackdown against the suspected plotters of a coup that left over 290 dead, as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan mooted reintroducing the death penalty to punish them.
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Turkey Prime Minister Says Israel To Pay $20 Million Compensation For 2010 Raid
A breakthrough Israel-Turkey deal following six years of acrimony will see Israel pay $20 million (18.14 million euros) in compensation for a deadly 2010 commando raid, Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said today.
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"Stop This Madness": Turkey's Erdogan To Israel After Raids In Gaza
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday called on Israel to "immediately stop this madness" and end its "attacks" on targets in Gaza after Israeli forces intensified strikes on the Palestinian territory.
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Killed ISIS Chief Baghdadi's Sister Captured By Turkish Forces In Syria
Turkey captured the sister of dead ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi on Monday in the northern Syrian town of Azaz, a senior Turkish official told Reuters, and is interrogating her husband and daughter-in-law who were also detained.
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Turkish Police Detain 82 People In Raids Targeting ISIS: Report
Turkish police detained 82 suspected ISIS terrorists, 77 of them foreign nationals, in raids across Istanbul, state-run Anadolu news agency reported on Saturday.
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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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Turkish Police Kill Two Suspected ISIS Terrorists In Ankara Raid
Turkish police killed two suspected ISIS terrorists in a clash during a raid on an apartment in Ankara overnight, who they believe were planning an attack. The raid came before the ruling AK Party was expected to elect President Tayyip Erdogan as their leader after constitutional reforms approved last month.
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Turkey Detains 40 Suspected ISIS Terrorists In Raids
Turkey's state-run news agency says police have detained some 40 suspected ISIS terrorists in raids in southern Turkey.
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Turkey Calls On US, Allies To Reconsider Syria No-Fly Zone
Turkey called on the United States and other nations on Monday to rethink its proposal for a no-fly zone in northern Syria hours after a rebel commander allied with Syria's Kurds said Turkish airstrikes killed one fighter and wounded others.
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Turkish Police Detain 73 Academics In Gulen-Related Probe: State Media
Turkish police detained 73 academics in dawn raids on Friday targeting followers of US-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, accused by Ankara of orchestrating an attempted coup in July, state-run news agency Anadolu reported.
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Ankara Police Detain Suspected ISIS Members, Free Students
Turkey's state-run news agency says police have detained several suspects in anti-ISIS raids across the capital Ankara and "liberated" over two dozen students in one of their schools.
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Turkish Police Detain Several People In Post-Coup Raids: Agency
Turkish police raided more than 100 places in Istanbul at dawn on Thursday and arrested several people in an investigation into last month's failed coup, Dogan news agency reported.
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Turkish Police Raid 44 Firms In Coup Probe, To Detain Executives: State Media
Turkish police launched simultaneous raids on 44 companies in Istanbul on Tuesday and had warrants to detain 120 company executives as part of the investigation into last month's attempted military coup, state-run Anadolu agency reported.
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Istanbul Police Raid Courts For Coup Suspects: Report
Turkish police today raided three major courts in Istanbul in search of more than 170 suspects wanted over last month's attempted coup, reports said.
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Turkish Jets Attack Kurdistan Workers' Party In Northern Iraq After Attacks
Turkey's state-run news agency says Turkish jets have raided suspected Kurdish rebel targets across the border in northern Iraq, following a wave of attacks that killed at least 12 people.
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Turkey Presses Crackdown Against Coup Suspects Despite Concern
Turkish security forces launched fresh raids today in a relentless crackdown against the suspected plotters of a coup that left over 290 dead, as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan mooted reintroducing the death penalty to punish them.
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Turkey Prime Minister Says Israel To Pay $20 Million Compensation For 2010 Raid
A breakthrough Israel-Turkey deal following six years of acrimony will see Israel pay $20 million (18.14 million euros) in compensation for a deadly 2010 commando raid, Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said today.
