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Authorities conducted anti-terror operations in Ankara on January 1, 2026, amid security concerns related to the NATO summit.

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Authorities conducted anti-terror operations in Ankara on January 1, 2026, amid security concerns related to the NATO summit.

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  1. The justice ministry was involved in discussing an AI project during the NATO summit in Ankara.Sub-event
  2. Anti-terror operations were conducted in Ankara on Jan 1, 2026, linked to NATO summit security concerns.1 source

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