turkey to disband presidential guard after postcoup detentions
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Turkey to disband presidential guard after post-coup detentions

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Turkey to disband presidential guard after post-coup detentions: PM
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The Turkish authorities will disband the elite presidential guard after detaining almost 300 of its members in the wake of the failed coup, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Saturday.

"There will no longer be a presidential guard, there is no purpose, there is no need," Yildirim said, speaking to A Haber channel. 

The presidential guard is a regiment numbering up to 2,500 people but at least 283 of its members had been detained after the coup.

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