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After July's attempted military coup, the Turkish government is accusing the United States of supporting the military's failed takeover. Ceylan Yeginsu, The New York Times's Istanbul reporter, explains the tension between the countries.

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How the Coup Attempt Has Strained U.S.-Turkey Relations

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After July's attempted military coup, the Turkish government is accusing the United States of supporting the military's failed takeover. Ceylan Yeginsu, The New York Times's Istanbul reporter, explains the tension between the countries.

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A group of soldiers in Turkey's military decided to start a coup. This caused violence in the streets of Turkey from the invasion of soldiers. Citizens were getting shot at as the soldiers expressed their attitudes. The trouble of this coup caused different groups to learn to work together. They had to in order to stop the coup. The president of Turkey even got more support as people were desperate to stop the coup. Although the coup was a terrible event, it taught a lesson of hope through working together.

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A photo taken of a tank being used in the coup

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Citizens standing in front of the coup happening

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Here are the soldiers that started the coup