Sources deny reports Turkey's intel chief was killed

July 20 2012 14:14:46

Sources deny reports Turkey's intel chief was killed

ISTANBUL - Hürriyet Daily News

MİT Chief Hakan Fidan. AA photo

Turkish intelligence sources have categorically denied reports in the Arab media that the country's intelligence chief was assassinated.

National Intelligence Agency (MİT) sources told the Hürriyet Daily News today that the agency's chief Hakan Fidan was in his office in MİT's headquarters in Ankara.

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