State of emergency extended for 3 months in Turkey
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- 18 April, 2017
- 05:37
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Baku. 18 April. REPORT.AZ/ The Turkish Government has extended the state of emergency for a period of 3 months, and the decision was sent to parliament for approval in connection with the inquiry.
Report informs, Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmuş said.
"There is a recommendation to extend the state of emergency of National Security Council. We've taken this decision. On Wednesday, he will enter the parliament for approval”, - Kurtulmuş said to journalists in Ankara.
The state of emergency in Turkey was imposed in June 2016 after the coup attempt.
Later it was extended for three months.
Türkiyədə fövqəladə vəziyyət rejimi üç ay müddətinə uzadılıb
Правительство Турции продлило на три месяца режим ЧП
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