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Turkey investigates army's 2007 'e-coup'Ankara (AFP) Feb 2, 2012 A Turkish prosecutor has launched an investigation into an ultimatum the armed forces gave to the moderate Islamic government almost five years ago, newspapers reported Thursday. A specially authorised prosecutor in Ankara acted on various complaints about the statement penned by then chief-of-staff retired General Yasar Buyukanit, now 71, said the Hurriyet and Radikal dailies. At midnight on April 27, 2007 the military - which considers itself the guardian of secularism in modern-day Turkey -- ... read more |
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