Britain to send more troops to Iraq
These are some of the headlines we are tracking for you in this edition of Press TV's Top 5:
- In Turkey, a three-month state of emergency declared by President Erdogan comes into force. Authorities say the general public won’t be affected.
- The British Defense Secretary says London will send hundreds of extra military personnel to Iraq within the next few weeks.
- People in South Korea hold a fresh protest against the government’s decision to deploy a US missile system. President Park Geun-hye says the deployment is inevitable.
- Afghan forces engage in heavy fighting with Taliban militants in northern Kunduz province to force them out of a district captured by the insurgents.
- Divisions are still plaguing the US Republicans ahead of the presidential vote. Senator Ted Cruz is booed at the party’s convention for not endorsing Donald Trump.
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