- www.aa.com.tr reports: According to AA, Türkiye is deploying over 56,000 police and gendarmerie personnel in Ankara to ensure security for the upcoming NATO leaders' summit.
- The significant deployment highlights the host nation's commitment to a secure environment for the high-profile international event in Ankara.
- The NATO leaders' summit is scheduled to take place on July 7-8, as reported by AA.
- Temporary flight restrictions will be imposed at Esenboga Airport to manage air traffic during the summit, accommodating the arrival and departure of numerous dignitaries.
- The summit is set to host 52 leaders from 32 allied and nine invited countries, indicating a large international presence, AA noted.
Ankara Boosts Security for NATO Summit
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Türkiye is mobilizing an impressive force of over 56,000 police and gendarmerie in Ankara to secure the upcoming NATO leaders' summit. This massive deployment, ensuring safety for 52 leaders from numerous nations, will take place on July 7-8 and includes temporary flight restrictions at Esenboga Airport.
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