Turkey issues arrest warrants for 33 ISIS suspects
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The Chief Public Prosecutor's Office in Ankara issued arrest warrants for 33 ISIL-linked suspects on Thursday.
The suspects had “the intent to carry out attacks during the 29 October Republic Day and 10 November ceremonies”, according to Turkish officials.
While 28 suspects have been taken into custody, security forces are still looking for the remaining fugitive suspects.
The suspects are being interrogated in the provincial police department.
The suspects will be transferred to the courthouse when their official procedures at the police department are completed. (ILKHA)
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