"Turkey allowed the US to use its airbase at Incirlik in southern Turkey as part of the 'extraordinary rendition' program to take suspected terrorists to Guantánamo Bay, according to a US diplomatic cable."
Wikileaks: Turkey granted US airbase access for extraordinary renditions
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