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SYRIA TURKEY Issue dated 06/09/2012

Syria: Turkish fighters on both sides

Turkish volunteers are fighting alongside the jihadist groups combating Bashar al-Assad's regime. However the Syrian Army also has its share of Turkish proxies. [...] (339 words)

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