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(GEN) ONE SOLDIER, ONE VILLAGE GUARD KILLED IN CLASH WITH TERRORISTS
Saturday, 29.May.2010, 15:08 (GMT+2)

ANKARA (A.A) - A Turkish sergeant and a village guard werekilled in clash with terrorists in southeast Turkey, Turkish military said onSaturday.In a statement posted on its website, Turkish military said three soldierswere also wounded in the clash with terrorists in a remote area in Sirnakprovince early on Saturday.Wounded soldiers were taken to military hospital, the statement said.In another clash with terrorists in Hakkari province, three other soldierswere wounded on Friday, the statement added.(TÇ-GC)
ANKARA (A.A) - A Turkish sergeant and a village guard werekilled in clash with terrorists in southeast Turkey, Turkish military said onSaturday.In a statement posted on its website, Turkish military said three soldierswere also wounded in the clash with terrorists in a remote area in Sirnakprovince early on Saturday.Wounded soldiers were taken to military hospital, the statement said.In another clash with terrorists in Hakkari province, three other soldierswere wounded on Friday, the statement added.(TÇ-GC)
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