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12:44, 02 February 2013 Saturday
Six Syrian soldiers defect to Turkey
The soldiers crossed into Turkey via Topraktutan village of Yayladagi town in southern Hatay province.
World Bulletin / News Desk
Six Syrian soldiers, who defected from the Syrian army, have entered Turkey on Saturday.
The soldiers crossed into Turkey via Topraktutan village of Yayladagi town in southern Hatay province.
Syrian soldiers were sent to the Apaydin camp.
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