Ankara, July 18, 2026 (AFP) - Turkey arrests 119 accused of links to Islamic State

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Turkey's interior ministry said on Saturday that authorities had arrested 119 people across the country accused of links to the Islamic State group. "(The) 199 suspects were arrested in a police operation carried out in 30 provinces against the Daesh terrorist organisation," including in Istanbul and Ankara, the ministry said, using another name for the IS jihadist group. Charges levelled against those apprehended included IS group membership, po......

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