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Revue de Presse-Press Review-Berhevoka Çapê-Rivista Stampa-Dentro de la Prensa-Basm Özeti citizens of Kurdish origin living in Germany. . Blenz also spoke to the TON about, the recent conflict between the army and the government in Turkey, saying "In a democratic environment, the military cannot preside over the elected system, but must be below it." A recent German regulation requiring visas for foreign children living in Germany below the age of 16 was also discusse
Revue de Presse-Press Review-Berhevoka Çapê-Rivista Stampa-Dentro de la Prensa-Basm Özeti message tolle given to focusing on the DEP trial." of the parliament. Rights and A1a~ said be :Corkey regarding !he ~t- The five European groups The trial is now in the expec~ a niling in one mg was, "The EP IS still represent nearly 60 percent European Court of Human month' s time. däUynews lhunday, March 6, 1997 Crisis with Iran Border security a perennial problem in relations Turkeyalso keeps close watch on Iran' s efforts to strengthen its armed forces in line with its goals of having a say in the Middle East and in the Central Asian republics Anlaira • Turkish Daily News to allow the Kurdish militants time to flee. Whatever the merit of these charges and counter charges, it is clear that the security problem between the two countries is not one that will blow away. Of course, there exist a number of security and border security accords between Turkey and Iran, and the two countries have a "Joint Security Committee" which meets under the responsibility of the two countries' interior ministers with the participation of the relevant organizations. But at all these meetings the Iranian administration has rejected the claim that terrorist actions have been directed at Turkey from Iranian soil, maintaining that they take the necessary measures along the border but that some PKK elements manage to cross the border because of the difficulty of physically contrOlling the border., Besides, they bring the counter charge that Turkey has been accommodating and supporting persons opposed to the Iranian regime, mostly members of the Mujahideen Khalq. Despite the mutual accusations, Turco-Iranian security cooperation has attained a more stable level than in earlier years, and it has been possible to establish a constructive dialogue. Both countries consider it useful to continue this dialogue which is in itself a safety valve for a problem that will obviously be around for ccusations by Turkey that Iran is aidin~ the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party.(PKK), which is waging a separatist war in Southeast Anatolia, and may also be behind Islamic terrorism in this country, has been a perennial thorn in'the side ofbilatera! ties between these two countries Ṫehran, of course, has vehemently denied these charges and has invited delegations to pinpoint alleg~ PKK camps on its soil. Iran' s Ambassador to Turkey, Mohammed Reza Bagheri, said in a recent interview that a Turkish military delegation on a visit to Iran last year. found q6thing at all at the addresses it gaye to the Iranian side where the PKK allegedly kept camps andsafe houses. In one case he said when the delegation went to an address indicated on their list they found nothing by but a highway. The Turkish side however rejects this dismissive attitude saying that it has evidence that the convoy carrying its military delegation during its inspection of alleged PKK camps was slowed do\\n on pwpose on one occasion .. ~.:.< .~.,. ~ .:-/?". - ~. .'..;::i~';\,,~' ~.:'.t>. A PKK militant manning a heavy machine gun somewhere in the Middle East. Turkish authorities have persistently accused Tehran of harboring similarly armed militanl!' on Its territory, saying they stage strikes against Turkey and flee back to camps In Iran. 35
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