Turkish hostages freed in Iraq

Two Turkish hostages were freed in Iraq today, only days after their employer agreed to stop doing business with the US military.

Two Turkish hostages were freed in Iraq today, only days after their employer agreed to stop doing business with the US military.

The hostage takers, who identified themselves as the Mujahadeen Brigade, freed the two men after their employer, Kayteks, met their demands.

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