State-owned Turkish news outlet Anadolu Agency has published a Tweet of purported previously undisclosed locations of US bases in Syria. The Tweet remains on Anadolu’s official Twitter account, but the Duran has taken the decision not to republish it until a later date due to alleged security concerns.
21st Century Wire says…
With a 51.5% vote and turnout of 25 million voters, President Erdogan claimed victory in Sunday’s referendum. With final results due to be released up to 12 days after Sunday’s referendum, the main opposition Republican Peoples’ Party (CHP) claim that unstamped ballots were given to voters and the recent result must be annulled as a result.
(MEE) An American journalist has been arrested in Turkey and charged with “violating a military zone” after she returned from war-torn Syria, US officials said on Wednesday.
US State Department spokesman John Kirby said Lindsey Snell was detained on 6 August and that US consular officials had been able to visit her almost three weeks later on 26 August.
The Iraqi government authorized Russia to target Daesh convoys coming from Syria, a senior Iraqi official said.
The authorization for Russia to target Daesh inside Iraq comes amid security coordination between Iraq, Russia, Iran and Syria.
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