Turkey annuls military agreements with Israel

Turkey has scrapped military agreements with Israel, ANS reports,
citing the chairman of the ruling party (Party of Development and
Justice) Omer Chelik.
Relations between Turkey and Israel have dramatically worsened since
an attack by Israeli commandos on the international humanitarian
convoy "Freedom Flotilla", on its way to Gaza. The attack took the
lives of 9 people, including 8 Turkish citizens. As a response the
Turkish parliament called on government to reduce contacts with Israel
to minimum.
The Turkish authorities say that in the near future all the agreements
provided by the "road map" of the Turkish-Israeli relations will be
annulled.