Police officers stand guard near the Turkish military headquarters in Ankara, Turkey, on July 15, 2016.
ISTANBUL:
Turkey's military headquarters are now held by pro-government forces but small groups of rebel soldiers behind an overnight coup attempt are still resisting and control some military helicopters, a senior Turkish official said on Saturday.
The official said the pro-coup soldiers did not control any fighters jets and that the helicopters they were still using would be brought down swiftly. Attacks on parliament and the presidential palace had largely stopped, the official said.
A second official said 29 colonels and five generals had been removed from their posts in the wake of the coup attempt.
The official said the pro-coup soldiers did not control any fighters jets and that the helicopters they were still using would be brought down swiftly. Attacks on parliament and the presidential palace had largely stopped, the official said.
A second official said 29 colonels and five generals had been removed from their posts in the wake of the coup attempt.
© Thomson Reuters 2016
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