The Supreme Court of Greece decided not to give Turkey the eight Turkish soldiers who fled their country after the coup attempt in the summer of 2016, reported Reuters, citing a source in the court. The military are the Air Force officers who had fled to Greece by a military helicopter and requested asylum.
Today in Turkey about 100,000 people accused of involvement in a greater or lesser extent to the movement "Khizmat" Fethullah Gulen have been brought to trial. About 15.000 are soldiers, many of whom were arrested. -02D-
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