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It seems that the show of the Turkish government that said it would only recognize the central Iraqi government as a counterpart ends here.
As you know, the one-year extension of the current mandate, which expires on October 17, authorizing the Turkish army to launch cross-border operations into northern
We decided to summarize the parliamentary mandate debates done since they were not reflected to the public opinion as they should have been.
Sukru Elekdag, the main opposition Republican People's Party Istanbul parliamentarian stressed that the government had no "aversive" strategy regarding the struggle with terrorism. Establishing the source of the threat was the first condition in creating such a strategy and that threat was sourced from the region in northern
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Elekdag also gave successful examples of this strategy.Â"
What is more important, Elekdag had said that the government had a soft spot for the struggle with terrorism because of a mutual agreement reached between Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan and U.S. President George W. Bush on Nov. 5, 2007.
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As a matter of fact, he also mentioned the testimony give by two
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Mehmet Bolukbasi, who spoke on behalf of the Nationalist Movement Party had more or less mentioned the same claims. What about Cemil Cicek, responding to the claims on behalf of the government, what had he said?
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He hadn't even heard these harsh criticisms.