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Turkey wants military officers brought to trial

Turkey's prime minister says military leaders must identify officers involved in an alleged conspiracy to discredit his government.

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Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan says the Turkish military should help prosecutors track down suspects in the armed forces. He made the comments Tuesday to ruling party lawmakers in parliament.

A military officer allegedly provided prosecutors with a document outlining the plot.

Six officers were questioned last week over allegations that army personnel tried to destroy evidence.

03 November 2009, Tuesday

AP WITH TODAY'S ZAMAN  ANKARA

   

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