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60 Syrians intercepted on their way to Greece

23. April 2017 harekact

60 Syrian nationals on their way to Greek islands on a boat have been caught off the coast of #Izmir's Çeşme. pic.twitter.com/tdAtLMT2Pw

— dokuz8NEWS (@dokuz8news) April 23, 2017

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