Turks Give Little Support to a Direct Intervention Against Syria

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Turks Give Little Support to a Direct Intervention Against Syria

03.07.2012

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In the second survey, Turkish public opinion was polled on the question of “There are different views regarding Turkey’s reaction to the developments in Syria. What do you think Turkey should do?” According to the survey’s result, 41,1 % of the survey participants believe that Turkey should not interfere in any way.

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