Turkish Defense Ministry Finds No Fault in Iraq Cave Incident that Killed 12 Soldiers - Turkish Minute
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Turkish defense ministry finds no fault in Iraq cave incident that killed 12 soldiers - Turkish Minute
Turkey’s defense ministry has found no negligence after investigating the death of 12 Turkish soldiers who were exposed to toxic gas during a cave operation in northern Iraq, stating that the incident was “exceptional, unforeseeable" and "occurred under extraordinary circumstances.”
The Ministry of National Defense (MSB) announced that an investigation into the incident in which 12 soldiers lost their lives by poisoning in a cave in the Claw-Lock region of northern Iraq on July 6 has been completed. The statement stated that there was no negligence or weakness: “It developed as an exceptional, unpredictable and extraordinary situation; it resulted in an undesirable outcome that deeply affected us all.” The Ministry of Natio…
The Ministry of National Defense (MSB) made a statement regarding the administrative investigation launched into the deaths of 12 soldiers due to exposure to tear gas in the Claw-Lock operation area, saying, "It has been determined that there is no direct element of negligence or intent."
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