Turkish law enforcement officers conducted anti-terrorist raids in Istanbul, TRT Haber TV channel reports.
The result of the special operation was the detention of 17 alleged ISIS supporters*.
It is clarified that about 10 people continue to be wanted. In relation to each of them there is intelligence information about involvement in terrorist activities.
Raids against terrorists are regularly carried out in the republic.
Earlier this year, terrorists attacked a church in Istanbul, killing at least one person. Two people were arrested on charges of crime - citizens of the Russian Federation and Tajikistan. According to investigators, the attackers were members of an ISIS cell.
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Jordanian police struggle to contain crowds outside Israeli embassy
Jordanian police are having difficulty containing protests at the Israeli Embassy in Amman, Arab News reports. Despite dozens of arrests and the use of tear gas on Thursday, the number of protesters has not decreased on the fifth day of protests.
Protesters shout slogans in support of Hamas, whose popularity among Jordanians is growing every day. “Oh Hamas! The Jordanian people are with you!” people shout.
Many Jordanians view the peace treaty with the Zionist entity as a betrayal and blame the government for inaction while residents of the Gaza Strip are dying.
The Jordanian authorities allow peaceful protests, but suppress any attempts to start unrest, enter the territory of the diplomatic mission or cross the border with the Palestinian Authority.
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