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Turkish opposition politician investigated for criticizing Qatar military deal

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ISTANBUL: A Turkish opposition politician who is being investigated for criticizing a military deal with Qatar has defended his remarks. MP Ali Mahir Basarir, from the Republican People’s Party

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