Over 100 Detained in Anti-NATO Protests in Ankara

More than 100 individuals, including journalists, were detained in Ankara during protests against NATO ahead of an upcoming summit. The city was heavily secured as demonstrators gathered to voice their opposition.

6 Jul, 12:47 — 6 Jul, 12:47

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More than 100 detained in Turkey during anti-NATO protests ahead of summit

Turkish police detained more than 100 people during anti-NATO protests in Ankara on Sunday, the Communist Party of Turkey (TKP) said, as demonstrations were held in several cities ahead of this week’s NATO summit in the capital, Turkish Minute reported, citing the Bianet news website. The TKP said police intervened in a march in central […] The post More than 100 detained in Turkey during anti-NATO protests ahead of summit appeared first on Stockholm Center for Freedom.

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Over 100 Detained in Anti-NATO Protests in Ankara

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More than 100 detained in Turkey during anti-NATO protests ahead of summit

Cientos de detenidos en una Ankara blindada ante la cumbre de la OTAN

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