Eight Participants in Turkey's Military Coup Seek Asylum in Greece

Eight suspected participants in the unsuccessful attempt for coup carried out by a group within the Turkish military overnight, have sought political asylum in Greece.
Turkish authorities demanded on Saturday the extradition of the eight participants, who fled with military helicopter to Greece.
They landed at the airport of Alexandroupoli in northeastern Greece on Saturday after having sent a distress signal. Shortly after landing, they were arrested by Greek police for illegal entry into the country.
Using Twitter, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu requested the immediate return of the eight traitors. Greek authorities have expressed willingness to cooperate.
Seven of those on board were in military uniform and are believed to had been involved in the attempted coup. The eighth person on board was a civilian.
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