Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "On December 15, 1986, Greek and Turkish soldiers clashed near the town of Feres along the Evros river.The incident began at 11:15 a.m, when a 3-man Greek Army patrol, guarding the border against the passage of Iranian refugees, met with a Turkish Armed Forces patrol along the Evros river border. The Greek party met with the Turkish, and Greek soldier, Zissis Karagogos, met with one of the Turkish soldiers who offered to trade cigarettes. The Greek soldier set down his rifle and helmet and as he moved closer, he was fatally shot by a Turkish soldier lying in wait. The shooting death sparked a fire-fight between both parties that killed two Turkish soldiers, Lt. Hakan Turkyilmaz and Pvt. Mehmet Kalyon, and wounded a Greek soldier, Dimitris Karayannis.In response to the death of one of its soldiers, the Greek defense ministry demanded an apology and compensation. In the end, both sides deemed the exchange a \"local one\" and did not escalate the situation."@en }
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- Evros_River_incident abstract "On December 15, 1986, Greek and Turkish soldiers clashed near the town of Feres along the Evros river.The incident began at 11:15 a.m, when a 3-man Greek Army patrol, guarding the border against the passage of Iranian refugees, met with a Turkish Armed Forces patrol along the Evros river border. The Greek party met with the Turkish, and Greek soldier, Zissis Karagogos, met with one of the Turkish soldiers who offered to trade cigarettes. The Greek soldier set down his rifle and helmet and as he moved closer, he was fatally shot by a Turkish soldier lying in wait. The shooting death sparked a fire-fight between both parties that killed two Turkish soldiers, Lt. Hakan Turkyilmaz and Pvt. Mehmet Kalyon, and wounded a Greek soldier, Dimitris Karayannis.In response to the death of one of its soldiers, the Greek defense ministry demanded an apology and compensation. In the end, both sides deemed the exchange a \"local one\" and did not escalate the situation.".