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The Turkish government announced the arrest of 36 people suspected of links to ISIS, and the security operations included four different regions.
Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya explained that the detained individuals were actively working within the ranks of the group, playing a role in financing it, and providing it with the necessary supplies.
As part of these security operations, police also confiscated an arsenal of unlicensed weapons, including rifles and pistols, Kaya said.
DEAŞ Terör Örgütüne yönelik İstanbul, Eskişehir, İzmir ve Kayseri’de gerçekleştirilen “BOZDOĞAN-27” operasyonlarında 3️⃣6️⃣ şüpheli yakalandı❗
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Ülkemizin huzuru, birlik ve beraberliği için teröristlerin hiçbirine göz açtırmayacağız.… pic.twitter.com/SPS963EoG2— Ali Yerlikaya (@AliYerlikaya) April 21, 2024
At the end of last month, Kaya announced that security services had arrested 51 people on suspicion of links to the Islamic State terror group.
Turkey is considered a transit route for terrorist organizations and from there to Syria or the European Union, where investigations of two of the terrorists who carried out the Moscow attack revealed that they were in Istanbul before they came there.
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