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Updating: 12:11, 06 October 2012 Saturday
Syrian bullets land in Turkey

Syrian bullets land in Turkey
The residents of Guvecci village have been warned by Turkish officials to be away from their balconies and not to stand in open areas.

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World Bulletin/News Desk

Syrian bullets keep landing in Guvecci village of Yayladagi town of the southern province of Hatay on Saturday as fierce clashes continue in Harapjoz village of the Syrian city of Idlib.

The residents of Guvecci village have been warned by Turkish officials to be away from their balconies and not to stand in open areas.

"Syrian regime going through its last days"

Turkey's Economy Minister Zafer Caglayan on Saturday said that the Syrian regime was going through its last days.
Speaking to reporters while returning to Turkey from a trip to Africa, Caglayan said that a Prime Ministry motion that was approved by the Turkish Parliament earlier this week and that authorized the Turkish government to send troops abroad was not necessarily about a war.

The motion sends the message that the Turkish government has the authorization to declare war if necessary, Caglayan noted.

This motion was approved as a deterrent, Caglayan underlined.


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