Austrian (20) Shot Dead During Police Operation in Turkey
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Anti-terrorist operation at the Sultanbeyli bus station in Istanbul: Police officers shot a 20-year-old Austrian-Turkish double citizen who, according to the authorities, had opened fire on the forces. The Austrian was suspected of working for the Islamic State (IS) and of planning an attack in Turkey.
As the Austrian Ministry of the Interior (MUP) announced in a press release on Tuesday, a 20-year-old Austrian-Turkish citizen was killed in Turkey on September 3rd during a police operation against the Islamic State (IS) terrorist group. Written by: Snježana Herek The Austrian IS supporter had previously been arrested and detained several times, both in Austria and Turkey. […]
According to the Ministry of the Interior, in early September, the Turkish police killed an Austrian IS supporter in a police operation in Turkey. AUSTRIA/TURKEY. In the course of a police operation against the Islamic State (IS) in Istanbul, the Turkish police reportedly shot an Austrian-Turkish double state member on September 3, after he had opened the fire on police officers, the Ministry of the Interior reported. The 20-year-old is from the…
ISTANBUL. A 20-year-old Austrian-Turkish double citizen was shot in a police operation in Istanbul. He is said to have planned an IS attack.
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