Gunmen Attack NATO Radar Unit in Turkey
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MARDIN, Turkey — Gunmen attacked a NATO radar station in this town in southeastern Turkey on Sunday night, the semiofficial Anatolia news agency reported Monday.
Five or six gunmen fired at the building, breaking windows, and fled, the dispatch said. There were no casualties or damage to the installation, the agency said. No one claimed responsibility for the attack.
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