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Demonstrators display pictures of victims of a suicide bombing in the Turkish southeastern town of Suruc last week as they gather for a protest in Brussels on July 28, 2015. NATO gave its strong backing to Turkey's fight against "terrorism" at an emergency meeting called to discuss Ankara's strikes against Islamic State fighters and Kurdish rebels. The talks in Brussels came as President Tayyip Erdogan insisted that Turkey would press on with the dual offensive against two mutually hostile groups despite questions about his country's motives. AFP PHOTO / JOHN THYS

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created date 2015-07-28

credit AFP/EAST NEWS

source AFP

byline JOHN THYS

original transmission reference Par8238284

weight 2MB

size 42cm x 28cm by 300dpi

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