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10:34, 23 September 2012 Sunday
One Turkish soldier killed in PKK clash
Another wounded soldier, who had a critical condition, was transferred to Firat University Hospital.
World Bulletin / News Desk
One soldier was killed and four others were wounded during clashes with PKK militants in the eastern Tunceli province on Saturday.
PKK militants attacked two gendarmery outposts in Tunceli, injuring a total of five soldiers who were taken to Tunceli State Hospital. Later, one of the soldiers died at the hospital.
Another wounded soldier, who had a critical condition, was transferred to Firat University Hospital.
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