Turkish prosecutors say operation launched against Cumhuriyet executives

ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish authorities ordered the detention of executives from Cumhuriyet newspaper on Monday on accusations they committed crimes on behalf of Kurdish militants and the "Gulenist Terror Organisation" (FETO), the Istanbul prosecutor's office said.<div class="feedflare">
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