ANKARA (Reuters) – Turkey has decided to no longer stop Syrian refugees from reaching Europe by land and sea, a senior Turkish official told Reuters on Thursday, in anticipation of the imminent arrival of refugees from Syria’s Idlib where nearly a
Network data from the NetBlocks internet observatory confirm that Turkey has blocked access to social media and messaging platforms following allegations of an attack on Turkish troops in Idlib, Syria on Thursday 27 February 2020.
Tonight in #Turkey:
– At least 22 Turkish soldiers killed in #Idlib
– Turkish FM speaks with NATO SG
– Turkey decides not to stop migrant flow to Europe
– Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Youtube are reportedly blocked https://t.co/SAxvIhV4v5— Irem Koker (@ikoker) February 27, 2020
⚠️ Update: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Messenger are now blocked via multiple internet providers in #Turkey. Real-time network data indicate SNI filtering in effect by operators; incident ongoing – see live report 📉
📰https://t.co/bowVKOQixH pic.twitter.com/A12edOlNoi— NetBlocks (@netblocks) February 27, 2020
#BREAKING #NOW
Information about the killing of more than 30 Turkish soldiers from an air strike by Russian warplanes on their location in the vicinity of #Saraqeb in the #Idlib countryside of northern #Syria.#Turkey #Russia #USA #NATO #Iran pic.twitter.com/HT7ghkmSSc— Eva J. Koulouriotis | إيفا كولوريوتي (@evacool_) February 27, 2020
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