Erdogan accuses former admirals of ‘political coup’ ...palestine

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday accused dozens of retired admirals of eyeing a “political coup” by attacking his plans for a canal linking the Black Sea to the Mediterranean. Police have detained 10 of the former navy commanders and ordered four others to turn themselves in after they published an open letter critical of the proposed Canal Istanbul over the weekend. Turkey’s post-Ottoman history is littered with putsches by a military that views itself as the last guarantor of secularism in the mostly Muslim country. Erdogan’s fury was directed at a letter published by 104 former admirals over the weekend urging him to abide by the terms of the 1936 Montreux C

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