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One Turkish soldier killed in mine blast

The blast occurred in the southeastern town of Beytussebap in the Sirnak province, killing gendarmerie private Ismail Bay.

Wednesday, 02 July 2008 18:53

One Turkish troop was killed in a land mine blast on Wednesday in southeast Turkey.

The blast occurred in the southeastern town of Beytussebap in the Sirnak province, killing gendarmerie private Ismail Bay.

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