Turkey issues detention request for businessman Kavala acquitted earlier on Tuesday

Istanbul prosecutor's office demanded the detention of Turkish businessman Osman Kavala who was acquitted earlier on Tuesday, for an investigation into a failed coup in 2016, a court document seen by Reuters showed.<div class="feedflare">
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