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Syrian state media say mortars fired from Turkey injure visiting journalists

By REUTERS

MARCH 1, 2016 19:32

AMMAN - The Syrian state news agency said on Tuesday that mortars fired from the Turkish side of the border into northern Syria had lightly wounded members of a group of foreign journalists touring an area recently seized from rebels.

It said 33 foreign journalists had been involved in the incident, citing a military source. Syria accuses Turkey of arming insurgents and foreign militants seeking to topple President Bashar Assad's government, and has demanded Ankara shut its borders to stop arms flows.

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