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Turkey orders arrest of 176 military personnel over suspected Gulen links

Turkey orders arrest of 176 military personnel over suspected Gulen links

  • The operation included the army, air force and navy
  • More than 77,000 people were jailed since the failed putsch in 2016
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Turkey orders arrest of 128 military personnel over suspected Gulen links

Turkey orders arrest of 128 military personnel over suspected Gulen links

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Turkey orders 1,112 people arrested over Gulen links

Turkey orders 1,112 people arrested over Gulen links

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Turkey to send delegation to Washington amid crisis over US pastor

Turkey to send delegation to Washington amid crisis over US pastor

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Turkish court sentences 72 defendants to life in coup bridge trial

Turkish court sentences 72 defendants to life in coup bridge trial

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Turkish police detain 47 suspected coup supporters: CNN Turk

Turkish police detain 47 suspected coup supporters: CNN Turk

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Turkey reinstates over 1,800 civil servants after post-coup purges

Turkey reinstates over 1,800 civil servants after post-coup purges

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Greek court temporarily freezes asylum to Turkish soldier

Greek court temporarily freezes asylum to Turkish soldier

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Turkish police move to arrest 333 soldiers over Gulen links

Turkish police move to arrest 333 soldiers over Gulen links

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Gulen ‘money man’ back in Turkey, says report

Gulen ‘money man’ back in Turkey, says report

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Turkey orders detention of 216 people in post-coup probe: Anadolu

Turkey orders detention of 216 people in post-coup probe: Anadolu

By Reuters ·
Mass trial of Turkey alleged coup ringleaders resumes

Mass trial of Turkey alleged coup ringleaders resumes

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Turkey orders arrest of 110 people over Gulen links: media

Turkey orders arrest of 110 people over Gulen links: media

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