Round-up: At least 6 security personnel killed in attacks in Istanbul, southeast Turkey

Round-up: At least 6 security personnel killed in attacks in Istanbul, southeast Turkey

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Round-up: At least 6 security personnel killed in attacks in Istanbul, southeast TurkeyRound-up: At least 6 security personnel killed in attacks in Istanbul, southeast Turkey

Turkish special force police officers clear the street during clashes with attackers on August 10, 2015 at the Sultanbeyli district in Istanbul. AFP PHOTO / OZAN KOSE

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