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Fresh charges over Turkey 'plot' Fresh charges over Turkey 'plot'
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Two retired Turkish generals have been charged over an alleged plot in 2003 to overthrow the government, reports say.Two retired Turkish generals have been charged over an alleged plot in 2003 to overthrow the government, reports say.
Cetin Dogan, former head of Turkey's First Army, and Engin Alan, a former special forces commander, were both remanded in custody pending trial.Cetin Dogan, former head of Turkey's First Army, and Engin Alan, a former special forces commander, were both remanded in custody pending trial.
They are the most senior of 33 suspects charged so far over the alleged plot.They are the most senior of 33 suspects charged so far over the alleged plot.
The case has increased tensions between the military and the Islamist-rooted ruling party. PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan has vowed to punish conspirators. The case has increased tensions between the military and the Islamist-rooted ruling party. However, the military has denied any coup plot.
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has vowed to punish conspirators.
"No one is above law, no one has impunity," he told a gathering of his Justice and Development Party (AKP).
Justice pledge
"Those conspiring behind closed doors to trample on the nation's will from now on find themselves facing justice," Mr Erdogan said.
More than 49 people were detained on Monday over the alleged coup plot, in an operation of unprecedented scale.
Among the 33 officers charged are including seven navy admirals and four army generals.
The former heads of the air force and navy and a general were freed on Thursday, having been questioned by prosecutors.
The three - retired air force head Ibrahim Firtina, former navy chief Ozden Ornek and former deputy army chief Ergin Saygun - have not been charged but remain under investigation, prosecutors said.