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Erdogan Leaves For Bosnia- Herzegovina

Source: Turkish Press

Sarajevo : Bosnia and Herzegovina | about 1 year ago

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Turkish Premier Recep Tayyip Erdogan departed from capital Ankara on Monday for an official visit to three Balkan countries including Bosnia Herzegovina, Albania and Bulgaria. Prior to his departure from Ankara`s Esenboga airport, Erdogan replied to

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