British Times: 14 Turkish navy ships also missing after failed military coup

According to British site Times.co.uk, Turkish navy ships are still missing after the failed coup by a faction of the Turkish army. The Erdogan regime believes there might by as many as 14 military ships in control of rebel officers.

From the Times:

Fourteen Turkish navy ships remained at sea and unaccounted for last night amid concerns that their commanders may be coup conspirators seeking to defect.

Admiral Veysel Kosele, the commander of the Turkish navy, has been out of contact since Friday night’s botched coup, a source confirmed. It is not known whether he was an instigator of the attempt to oust President Erdogan or is being held hostage by collaborators on the run.

Last night the president said that he was almost assassinated when the resort in southwest Turkey where he was staying was stormed and two of his bodyguards killed.”

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