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(DIP) IRAQ, AFGHANISTAN, AND PAKISTAN AT THE TOP OF ADM. MULLEN'S SCHEDULEIN ANKARA
Sunday, 05.Sep.2010, 18:27 (GMT+3)

ANKARA (A.A) - Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, terrorist PKKorganization and many other issues were at the top of the 2-day schedule ofChairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs Adm. Michael Mullen in Ankara.Diplomatic sources said common topics at the agenda of the two countrieswere discussed during Admiral Mullen's meetings with Turkish Prime Minister RecepTayyip Erdogan, National Defense Minister Vecdi Gonul and Chief of General StaffGen. Isik Kosaner.The sources said the parties discussed in details Pakistan and Afghanistan,and reviewed works to form new government in Iraq. They said the partiesdiscussed activities of the terrorist PKK organization, which is an enemy of thetwo countries.The sources said visit of Admiral Mullen aimed at meeting with Gen. Kosanerand did not have a specific agenda.(AY)
ANKARA (A.A) - Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, terrorist PKKorganization and many other issues were at the top of the 2-day schedule ofChairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs Adm. Michael Mullen in Ankara.Diplomatic sources said common topics at the agenda of the two countrieswere discussed during Admiral Mullen's meetings with Turkish Prime Minister RecepTayyip Erdogan, National Defense Minister Vecdi Gonul and Chief of General StaffGen. Isik Kosaner.The sources said the parties discussed in details Pakistan and Afghanistan,and reviewed works to form new government in Iraq. They said the partiesdiscussed activities of the terrorist PKK organization, which is an enemy of thetwo countries.The sources said visit of Admiral Mullen aimed at meeting with Gen. Kosanerand did not have a specific agenda.(AY)
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