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He was brought to Damascus three days ago. Unal, sounding emotional, said he was happy to be released but was still "in shock." "I didn't know I was going to be released until I saw the (Turkish) delegation in front of me. I cried when I saw them," he said. "I missed my wife, my daughter and my family." Akgol told reporters in Damascus that the Syrian authorities were investigating what had happened to Fahmi and would hand him over to Turkey if he is found. "We also want to take (Fahmi) to Turkey. But we don't know if he is alive or not," the private Dogan news agency quoted Akgol telling reporters. "The Syrian authorities are investigating."
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