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Turkey Blacklists Over 4,000 Russians Over Suspected Ties to Daesh

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Over four thousand Russian citizens have been put on a black list by the Turkish government over the alleged links to Daesh terrorist group. 17.07.2017, Sputnik International

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Turkey Blacklists Over 4,000 Russians Over Suspected Ties to Daesh

09:18 GMT 17.07.2017 (Updated: 09:37 GMT 17.07.2017)

© AP Photo / Emrah GurelIslamic State group pins are on display at an Islamic bookstore where books about Islam, militant Islamic leaders and Islamic flags are displayed in the Fatih district of Istanbul, Monday, Oct. 13, 2014

Islamic State group pins are on display at an Islamic bookstore where books about Islam, militant Islamic leaders and Islamic flags are displayed in the Fatih district of Istanbul, Monday, Oct. 13, 2014 - Sputnik International

Over four thousand Russian citizens have been put on a black list by the Turkish government over the alleged links to Daesh terrorist group.

This July 5, 2014 photo shows an image grab taken from a propaganda video released by al-Furqan Media allegedly showing the leader of the Islamic State (IS) jihadist group, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, aka Caliph Ibrahim, adressing Muslim worshippers at a mosque in the militant-held northern Iraqi city of Mosul - Sputnik International

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ANKARA (Sputnik) — Turkey has blacklisted more than 4,000 Russian citizens and deported 804 Russians since 2011 over their suspected links to Daesh (banned in Russia), the Turkish Interior Ministry said in a report published Monday.

A total of 53,781 foreigners from 146 countries are included in the list, most of them from Saudi Arabia (7,523), Tunisia (4,605) and Russia (4,128), according to the report.

Turkey has deported 4,957 foreigners over alleged Daesh ties since 2011, with Russian citizens first among the deportees, followed by the citizens of Indonesia (435) and Tajikistan (308).