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Turkish police used teargas and water cannon to disperse a rally organised by opposition leader Özgür Özel. The protest took place in Izmir following the court-ordered dismissal of Özel from office. This action follows a previous incident where police raided the main opposition CHP headquarters in Ankara.
Turkish police fire teargas to break up protest after opposition leader ousted
Turkish police used teargas and water cannon to disperse a rally organised by opposition leader Özgür Özel. The protest took place in Izmir following the court-ordered dismissal of Özel from office. This action follows a previous incident where police raided the main opposition CHP headquarters in Ankara.
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