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Trump Set to Sanction Turkey Over Incursion to Northern Syria
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Trump Set to Sanction Turkey Over Incursion to Northern Syria

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The Trump administration is set to impose economic sanctions on Turkey, potentially as early as this week, for its military incursion into Syria. Ankara launched the offensive last week, after President Donald Trump abruptly pulled American forces from Northern Syria

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