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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was joined by former NBA superstar Shaquille O'Neal for a basketball event at a development center in Istanbul. Türkiye’s Center for Combating Disinformation has issued a firm rebuttal to allegations that the Syrian army released Daesh terrorists with Turkish support, calling the claims entirely baseless. The government body emphasized Türkiye's role as the country that has inflicted the most significant blows on Daesh in the region.The Syrian Army has established full control over the strategic al-Tabqah district in Raqqa province, following the expulsion of YPG/SDF forces. In a related development, Syria’s Defense Ministry reported that hundreds of militants have contacted authorities to surrender, with over 180 already turning themselves in, indicating potential fractures within the group.The Syrian Army has established full control over the strategic al-Tabqah district in Raqqa province, following the expulsion of YPG/SDF forces. In a related development, Syria’s Defense Ministry reported that hundreds of militants have contacted authorities to surrender, with over 180 already turning themselves in, indicating potential fractures within the group.US President Donald Trump has formally invited Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to join as a founding member of the new international "Board of Peace for Gaza."

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was joined by former NBA superstar Shaquille O'Neal for a basketball event at a development center in Istanbul. Türkiye’s Center for Combating Disinformation has issued a firm rebuttal to allegations that the Syrian army released Daesh terrorists with Turkish support, calling the claims entirely baseless. The government body emphasized Türkiye's role as the country that has inflicted the most significant blows on Daesh in the region.The Syrian Army has established full control over the strategic al-Tabqah district in Raqqa province, following the expulsion of YPG/SDF forces. In a related development, Syria’s Defense Ministry reported that hundreds of militants have contacted authorities to surrender, with over 180 already turning themselves in, indicating potential fractures within the group.The Syrian Army has established full control over the strategic al-Tabqah district in Raqqa province, following the expulsion of YPG/SDF forces. In a related development, Syria’s Defense Ministry reported that hundreds of militants have contacted authorities to surrender, with over 180 already turning themselves in, indicating potential fractures within the group.US President Donald Trump has formally invited Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to join as a founding member of the new international "Board of Peace for Gaza."

At least 15 Daesh-linked terror suspects arrested in Istanbul

Ersin Çelik

11:28, 11/04/2018, Wednesday

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At least 15 Daesh-linked terror suspects arrested in Istanbul

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Anti-terror police carry out simultaneous operations in 8 different districts of Istanbul

At least 15 foreigners were arrested in Istanbul for their alleged links with the Daesh terrorist group on Wednesday, according to police sources.

The anti-terrorism police teams conducted raids simultaneously in eight districts after they were tipped off about the presence of Daesh suspects planning terrorist attacks, said the sources, who asked not to be named due to restrictions on talking to the media.

Numerous documents and digital materials linked with the terrorist group were also seized during the operations.

Turkish security forces have been involved in a long-running campaign to clear Daesh from Turkey.

More than 300 people lost their lives in Daesh-claimed attacks in Turkey, where the terror organization has targeted civilians in suicide bomb, rocket, and gun attacks.

Titles :Daesh Istanbul police terror

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