Two Turkish journalists missing in Syria

Two Turkish journalists missing in Syria

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Two Turkish journalists missing in Syria

Adem Özköse (L) and Hamit Coşkun have been missing for the last four days. AA photos

Two Turkish journalists who traveled to Syria to cover the clashes there have been missing for the last four days, broadcaster NTV reported on its website. 
 
Middle East correspondent Adem Özköse and cameraman Hamit Coşkun from "Gerçek Hayat" (Real Life) magazine went to the Syrian city of Idlib a week ago, the report said. 
 
The journalists reported that they had arrived in Idlib, but no news has been heard from them since.

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