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Azerbaijani citizens detained in Turkey

31 illegal migrants, including Azerbaijani citizens, detained in Çanakkale, Turkey.

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Azerbaijani citizens have been detained in Turkey. The incident occurred in the Çanakkale region.

According to the Anadolu Agency, 31 illegal migrants were detained in the waters of Ayvacık district, including women and children.

It was revealed that the individuals on the boat were citizens of Afghanistan and Azerbaijan. The detainees have been handed over to the relevant authorities.

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