Turkish journalist wounded in Syria

July 31 2012 14:10:24

Turkish journalist wounded in Syria

ISTANBUL

Fighters from the Syrian opposition clash with forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad, in the center of Syria's restive northern city of Aleppo on July 25, 2012. AFP Photo

A Turkish photo journalist from the Anatolian news agency has been wounded in clashes in Syria, daily Vatan reported yesterday.

Sinan Gül was shot in the foot while he was monitoring the clashes in the country.

Gül was subsequently taken to a hospital in Aleppo, according to reports

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