Daily Herald Article RatingTurkey thwarts attempt to kidnap, smuggle Iranian soldier
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50% Medium Conservative
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- Policy Leaning
76% Very Conservative
- Politician Portrayal
-17% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
46% : The Anadolu Agency said the eight were caught in the eastern province of Van, which borders Iran, in a joint operation by Turkey's police and intelligence agency on Sept. 24.44% : Last year, Turkish officials arrested 11 people suspected of helping Iranian agents smuggle an Iranian dissident back to Iran.
39% : Anadolu said the Iranian agents were sent to Turkey with the purpose of creating a 'network' that would kidnap and smuggle the soldier back to Iran.
37% : Turkish authorities have detained eight people, including two alleged Iranian agents, who attempted to abduct a former Iranian soldier back to Iran, Turkey's state-run agency reported Wednesday.
34% : The group reportedly offered money to the soldier's wife to help them kidnap him and threatened to harm family members in Iran if she refused.
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