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Turkish police storm opposition offices after leaders ousted

BBC World Sunday 24 May 2026, 15:20 UTC 1 min read
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Turkish police raided opposition party offices following the removal of its leaders by a court. The action occurred shortly after the party had publicly stated its intention to challenge the court's ruling.

Officers stormed the building days after the party vowed to defy a court ruling removing its leaders.
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