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All 20 personnel on a Turkish military cargo plane that crashed in Georgia died

Turkey’s defense minister said Wednesday all 20 personnel on a military cargo plane that crashed in Georgia have died. The C-130 plane had taken off from Azerbaijan and was on its way back to Turkey when it crashed Tuesday in Georgia’s Sighnaghi municipality,

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Turkish military plane crash in Republic of Georgia kills all 20 aboard

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Turkey says 20 troops killed in Georgia plane crash

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No survivors in Turkish military plane crash as investigators scramble to uncover cause

Turkey has confirmed that all 20 personnel aboard its military cargo plane that crashed in Georgia on Tuesday have been killed.

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All 20 soldiers on board Turkey military cargo plane die after horror crash in Georgia

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Turkish military plane crash in Georgia kills all 20 on board

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Turkish military cargo plane crashes in Georgia with 20 soldiers killed

At the end of a speech in the Turkish capital of Ankara, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said he was saddened to learn of the news and offered condolences for "our martyrs".

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Casualties feared as Turkish military plane crashes in Georgia

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Pakistan expresses condolences to Türkiye over aircraft crash

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Some Korean workers detained in Georgia immigration raid have returned to their jobs at Hyundai site

Some of the more than 300 South Korean workers detained in an immigration raid at Hyundai's sprawling manufacturing site in Georgia have returned to their U.S. jobs two months later.

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Russia is winning the battle for influence in Georgia against the E.U.

One year after its elections and pro-Russian party victory, The European Union said Georgia is a candidate in “name only” amid democratic backsliding.

Horror moment plane falls out of the sky in death spiral with smoke gushing from military jet in Georgia

TERRIFYING footage shows a Turkish military aircraft crashing inside the ex-Soviet republic Georgia. The stricken plane was a C-130 belonging to the armed forces of Turkey – a NATO state.