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DEAŞ Operation in 8 Provinces Centered on Kahramanmaraş: 39 Suspects Detained

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DEAŞ Operation in 8 Provinces Centered on Kahramanmaraş: 39 Suspects Detained
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Key Points

  • A DEAŞ operation was conducted across 8 provinces centered on Kahramanmaraş.
  • 39 suspects were detained on charges of membership in a terrorist organization.
  • The operation was carried out with simultaneous raids.
  • Investigation and prosecution processes are ongoing.

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39 suspects detainedSimultaneous operation in 8 provinces

In a simultaneous operation targeting the terrorist organization DEAŞ across 8 provinces centered on Kahramanmaraş, security forces detained 39 suspects. The operation was planned to target the organization's structure and activities in the region.

Investigations continue regarding the roles and connections of the detained suspects within the organization. Officials emphasized that the operation was a strategic step within the framework of the fight against terrorism.

As suspects began giving statements in courts, the detention of some is expected, while security sources stated the scope of the operation could expand.

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Where and how did the operation take place?
39 suspects were detained in simultaneous raids targeting DEAŞ across 8 provinces centered on Kahramanmaraş.
How many people were arrested?
No arrest warrants have been issued yet; 39 suspects are being held in custody and their statements are being taken.
In which provinces was the operation conducted?
The news text mentions 8 provinces but does not list their names; Kahramanmaraş is indicated as the center.

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