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Turkish ex-admirals’ declaration no coup threat, says survey

Turkish ex-admirals’ declaration no coup threat, says survey

  • The admirals said that the Kanal Istanbul would lead to the loss of Turkey’s absolute sovereignty over the status of its own straits
  • The admirals also said that the government’s questioning of the Montreux Convention was not in Turkey’s national interests
By Arab News ·
Former Turkish diplomats warn Montreux Convention must remain in place

Former Turkish diplomats warn Montreux Convention must remain in place

By Arab News ·

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