A Turkish driver abducted in Iraq earlier this month has been freed after promising his captors that he would not return to the country, a television report said Saturday. Private CNN-Turk television said driver Mehmet Dayar, who was abducted July 17, was released after 12 days in northern Iraqi city of Mosul and had returned home to his hometown of Cizre, near the Iraqi border, the station said. Full Story
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