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Turkey deports hundreds of Afghan migrants


AFPUpdated April 09, 2018
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ISTANBUL: Turkey was on Sunday deporting hundreds of Afghan migrants back home on special flights, in a major operation after thousands illegally entered the country in recent weeks.

Early on Sunday morning 227 Afghan migrants boarded a chartered flight from Erzurum in northeastern Turkey back to Kabul, the Dogannews agency said.

It said a total of 691 Afghan migrants would be deported this week with two more flights expected from Erzurum to Kabul later. The flights are being provided by an Afghan airline.

Dogan news agency quoted migration officials in Erzurum as saying Turkey planned to deport all 3,000 Afghan migrants who were currently in Erzurum.
 
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Turkey should also deport all Pakistani migrants living there illegally. They are bringing a bad name to their country.
 
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Turks are sensible ....Better protect the country .Otherwise they would have start protested against Turkey after sometime ...same should follow for Pakistani citizen....All adults should be deported ...
 
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Every adult illegal out!

Turks suffered a lot from these refugees, it's enough. Everywhere beggars, criminals and people with no working morale.
 
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Why doesn't this Afghan part of the Ummah choose to live in India or the US? They love to sing their songs all day long.
may be because of bad smell in indian atmosphere?
 
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Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim (left) speaks next to Afghan Chief Executive Officer Abdullah Abdullah during a press conference at Sapedar palace in Kabul on April 8.


Turkey says it is deporting hundreds of Afghans back to Afghanistan, in a major operation after thousands of them allegedly illegally entered the country in recent weeks.

On April 8, 227 Afghan migrants boarded a charter flight from the northeastern city of Erzurum to Kabul, Turkish news agencies reported.

They said an additional more than 400 Afghans were set for deportation in the coming days.

Migration officials in Erzurum were quoted as saying that the authorities planned to deport all 3,000 Afghan migrants who are currently in the city.

In Kabul, a spokesman for the Ministry of Refugees and Repatriations insisted that they were coming back home of their own will.

"They are the ones who wanted to use Turkey as a transit route to other countries, but when they failed they decided to come back," Islamuddin Jurat said.

During a visit to Kabul for talks with Afghan leaders, Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on April 8 that Ankara was grateful for Afghanistan's cooperation over the matter.

"There is no problem here," Turkish state media quoted Yildirim as saying at a news conference with Afghan Chief Executive Officer Abdullah Abdullah.

Turkey is a key transit route for migrants from Afghanistan and other countries in Asia and the Middle East seeking to reach Europe in search of better lives and work.

Turkish media have reported that several thousand migrants from war-plagued Afghanistan had crossed into Turkey in recent weeks. They were believed to have crossed from Iran into Turkey and then walked for days from the border to reach Erzurum.

Rights groups have criticized Ankara for deporting migrants back to conflict-torn countries such as Afghanistan, saying it was putting their lives at risk.



With reporting by dpa, AFP, and Reuters

https://www.rferl.org
 
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Turkey deports hundreds of Afghan migrants


AFPUpdated April 09, 2018
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ISTANBUL: Turkey was on Sunday deporting hundreds of Afghan migrants back home on special flights, in a major operation after thousands illegally entered the country in recent weeks.

Early on Sunday morning 227 Afghan migrants boarded a chartered flight from Erzurum in northeastern Turkey back to Kabul, the Dogannews agency said.

It said a total of 691 Afghan migrants would be deported this week with two more flights expected from Erzurum to Kabul later. The flights are being provided by an Afghan airline.

Dogan news agency quoted migration officials in Erzurum as saying Turkey planned to deport all 3,000 Afghan migrants who were currently in Erzurum.
Well done Turkey...we should learn from our Turk brothers......
Kick out each and every Afghan from my Pak homeland.....
 
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AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH ,,,,,,,,,,,, When , , , Just WHEN ,,,,,, Damit WHEN we start this???????? What we are waiting for???????? A civil war by these Aliens?????????????
 
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Turkey had enough of 3000 Afghans? Already? Imagine our pain, carrying 2 Million of these Namak harams for last two decades.
 
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