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Turkey Detains 125 More Islamic State Suspects as Nationwide Sweep Continues
Turkish authorities detained 125 suspected Islamic State members in raids across 25 provinces to prevent attacks during holiday festivities, part of operations arresting over 480 suspects recently.
- On Wednesday, Turkish authorities detained 125 suspected Islamic State members in simultaneous raids across 25 provinces, Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya said, "We captured 125 Daesh suspects in simultaneous operations carried out in 25 provinces this morning."
- As part of a weeklong push to prevent holiday attacks, police and gendarmerie conducted nationwide raids following previous large-scale operations amid IS resurgence during Christmas and New Year festivities.
- A suspected IS cell in Yalova opened fire on police on Monday, killing six IS members and three police officers in an hours-long clash, authorities said the militants were Turkish nationals.
- A day later, security forces arrested 357 people in another operation coordinated by police and gendarmerie across cities including Izmir and Bursa.
- Parallel U.S. and Syrian actions underscore broader anti-IS activity in the region, with U.S. Central Command reporting 11 missions following Dec. 19 strikes and Syrian forces capturing Taha al-Zoubi and killing Mohammed Shahadeh.
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A total of 125 suspects of preparing attacks for the New Year were arrested in Turkey, two days after the shooting in which three policemen and six alleged Jihadists died.
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Turkish authorities detained 125 suspected Islamic State members in coordinated nationwide raids across 25 provinces, following earlier operations aimed at thwarting attacks during festive seasons. The raids, which resulted in deadly clashes, highlight an escalating global campaign against the reemerging extremist threat.
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