New York Times | Turkish Military Evacuates Soldiers Guarding Tomb in Syria New York Times ISTANBUL — The Turkish Army sent armored troops deep into Syria late Saturday to recover the remains of a major historical figure and to evacuate the guards at his besieged tomb, the prime minister announced in a televised news conference on Sunday. Turkish soldiers evacuate Tomb of Suleyman Shah in Syria Turkish military enters Syria to evacuate soldiers, relocate tomb Turkish military enters Syria to evacuate troops, tomb |
Fox News | UK security 'failed' to stop girls from going to Syria, family says Fox News "We are concerned about the numbers of girls and young women who have or are intending to travel to the part of Syria that is controlled by the terrorist group calling themselves Islamic State," Metropolitan Police Commander Richard Walton told Sky News. UK worries how to stop teenage girls travelling to Syria Families of missing British teens bound for Syria plead for their return Syria girls: Families 'cannot stop crying' |
Wall Street Journal | Turkey Launches Military Operation in Syria to Retrieve Ottoman Tomb, Guards Wall Street Journal Turkish media reported that the guards had been effectively trapped by nearby Islamic State fighters for months. Turkish and Kurdish officials in Syria said the tomb had recently been caught in crossfire between Islamic State and Kurdish militia ... |
BBC News | Turkey enters Syria to remove precious Suleyman Shah tomb BBC News Hundreds of Turkish forces in armoured vehicles have entered war-torn northern Syria to evacuate troops guarding a historic tomb, demolishing it and moving the remains to a different site. The remains of Suleyman Shah, who died in the 13th Century ... |
Yahoo News | Turkish troops enter Syria to relocate historic tomb Yahoo News In a hugely symbolic move, the troops also seized control of a new area of raised ground inside Syria easily visible from the Turkish border to rebury the remains of Suleyman Shah and raised the Turkish flag over the area. Images taken from the border ... |
CBS News | Turkey launches raid to save Ottoman tomb in Syria CBS News ANKARA, Turkey - Turkish soldiers launched an overnight raid into neighboring Syria, evacuating dozens of besieged troops guarding an Ottoman tomb and moving the crypt Sunday back to Turkey after ceremonially planting the country's crescent-and-star ... |
New York Times | Turkish Military Enters Syria to Evacuate Soldiers and Move Tomb's Remains ... New York Times ISTANBUL — The Turkish Army launched an operation into Syria to evacuate soldiers guarding the Tomb of Suleyman Shah, which has been besieged by Islamic State militants, and move the tomb's remains, an official and Turkish news media reported on ... |
BBC News | UK security services 'failed' over Syria girls BBC News The family of a Glasgow woman who may have encouraged three London girls to join Islamic State say officials "failed" to stop them leaving the UK. Aqsa Mahmood, 20, who went to Syria to be a "jihadi bride" in 2013, reportedly had online contact with ... |
'Please come home to us,' family tells girl believed going to Syria CNN Their families have reported them missing, and London's Metropolitan Police say the girls are believed to be heading to Syria, where militant groups and government forces are locked in a war, and parts of which have been taken over by the Islamist ... |
RT | 'Flagrant aggression:' Damascus livid after Turkey's incursion onto Syrian soil RT The Syrian government has said a Turkish incursion into the north of the country was an act of “flagrant aggression.” Damascus said it would hold Ankara responsible after they went into Syria to evacuate personnel and relics from a holy tomb. Syria ... |