Premier: Turkey's Constitutional Court will consider introduction of capital punishment after coup attempt

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16 July 2016 / 10:43

Baku. 16 July. REPORT.AZ/ Turkey's Constitutional Council will consider issue of introducing capital punishment after an attempted military coup.

Report informs citing Tass, this was said by Prime Minister Binali Yildirim on air broadcast by Turkish TV channel Habertürk.

He stated that those countries that support Gülen, will be considered Turkey’s enemies.

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