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Update Turkish intel captures key plotter of deadly Reyhanli bomb attack

Turkish intel captures key plotter of deadly Reyhanli bomb attack

  • Turkey had accused Damascus of being behind the explosions
  • Yusuf Nazik was wanted for planning and organizing two car bombs that killed 53 people in the town of Reyhanli
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