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17:14, 06 October 2012 Saturday
Turkish military deployment continues at Syrian border
Military vehicles were dispatched to the Oncupinar and Suruc region at the Turkish-Syrian border.
World Bulletin/News Desk
Turkish military deployment continued on Saturday at the Syrian border.
Military vehicles from the Fifth Armored Brigade Command Center in Gaziantep province were dispatched to the Oncupinar region at the Turkish-Syrian border.
A large number of military personnel has also been sent to the Oncupinar region.
Military vehicles of the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) have also been deployed at south-eastern province of Sanliurfa's Suruc town at the Turkish-Syrian border.
The vehicles sent to Suruc included a large number of tanks and missile defense systems.
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