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The cooperation between Israel and Turkey that torpedoed an Iranian plan to kill Israelis in Istanbul was unusual and commendable, but Iran is more determined than ever to make Israel pay.
The June 10 airstrike attributed to Israel caused significant damage to infrastructure and runways and rendered the main runway unusable.
Delegation arrives with two water-dropping aircraft to help fight a large wildfire that has scorched at least 4,000 hectares of forest in the foothills of the Pentadaktylos mountain range.
"We will continue the high-level mutual visits in the short term," Turkish foreign minister says at a joint news conference with his Israeli counterpart Yair Lapid, adding that goal is to "raise our diplomatic representation to ambassador level."
"The hitmen in the assassination team, who settled in two separate rooms on the second and fourth floors of a hotel in Beyoglu, were (detained) with a large amounts of weapons and ammunition," the Turkish outlet IHA said.
