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Turkey's Parliament Authorizes Military Incursion into Iraq
The Turkish parliament today gave the government permission for military action against separatist Kurds in northern Iraq. The action came moments after President Bush's press conference , during which he stressed that "there's a better way to deal with the issue than having the Turks send massive troops into the country."
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe Turkish parliament today gave the government permission for military action against separatist Kurds in northern Iraq. The action came moments after President Bush's press conference, during which he stressed that "there's a better way to deal with the issue than having the Turks send massive troops into the country." Scott Peterson is Istanbul Bureau Chief for the Christian Science Monitor.
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