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Despite the Difficulties, the Veteran Who Did Not Give up the Fight Looks at Life with Hope.

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Recep Kamış, 28, who was seriously injured in two traffic accidents in Konya and became a veteran in the Operation Claw-Lock region, said: "The accident I had as a child and the day I became a veteran both coincided with my father's birthday. I owe my father a lot. He was always there for me." "Some things happened over and over again, some things piled up, but I continue to stand strong, I keep trying."
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Recep Kamış, 28, who was seriously injured in two traffic accidents in Konya and became a veteran in the Operation Claw-Lock region, said: "The accident I had as a child and the day I became a veteran both coincided with my father's birthday. I owe my father a lot. He was always there for me." "Some things happened over and over again, some things piled up, but I continue to stand strong, I keep trying."

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Haberler broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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