Turkish Intelligence Captures Suspect in 2013 Reyhanlı Bombing
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The Turkish intelligence service arrested Omar Al-Khatib, linked to the late regime, and one of the perpetrators of the terrorist attack in Rihanli, southern Turkey, in 2013, which killed 53 people while attempting to flee to Europe by sea.
The National Intelligence Organization (MİT) apprehended Ömer el-Hatip, who is believed to be one of the perpetrators of the 2013 bombing attack in Reyhanlı district of Hatay, which killed 53 people, in an operation it conducted. So, what is the Reyhanlı attack? When did the Reyhanlı attack happen? How many people died in the Reyhanlı attack?
Breaking news - According to the latest news, Ömer el-Hatip, who was involved in the planning and organization of the Reyhanlı attack that killed 53 people, was apprehended by the Turkish National Intelligence Organization (MİT) while attempting to flee to Europe by sea and brought back to Turkey. Hatip, who was wanted on a red notice, is accused of involvement in the attack...
Turkish intelligence (MİT) apprehended Omar al-Khatib, one of the Syrian perpetrators of the 2013 terrorist attack in Reyhanlı that killed 53 people, while he was attempting to flee to Europe by sea.
The Turkish authorities announced the arrest of Omar Al-Khatib, the main suspect in the double bombing of the Rihaniyah area near the Syrian border in 2013, which resulted in the deaths of 53 people, according to the Turkish official media. According to the Anatoli Agency, Al-Khatib, listed on Interpol ' s Red Notice, is believed to have coordinated the operation between its implementers and Syrian intelligence officials during the Presiden…
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