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Turkish president welcomes death of bin Laden

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Updated: 2011-05-02 16:17
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ANKARA - Turkish President Abdullah Gul said Monday he welcomed the death of al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden, who Washington said had been killed by the US forces in Pakistan, local media reported.

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"This development shows that terrorists and heads of terrorist organizations will end up eventually in the hands of security forces either dead or alive," Gul was quoted by the semi-official Anatolia news agency as telling reporters before departing for Austria.

"The end of the world's most dangerous and sophisticated terrorist should be a lesson to everyone ... I greatly welcome it," he said.

The US President Barack Obama announced Sunday night that a US operation had killed bin Laden outside the Pakistani capital Islamabad.

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