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Umit Ozdag, the leader of the nationalist Victory Party, speaks to the media before police blocked his attempt to march to the Interior Ministry to confront Suleyman Soylu, the interior minister, in Ankara, on May 6. AP
Umit Ozdag, the leader of the nationalist Victory Party, speaks to the media before police blocked his attempt to march to the Interior Ministry to confront Suleyman Soylu, the interior minister, in AShow more
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David Lepeska is a Turkish and Eastern Mediterranean affairs columnist for The National
09 May, 2022