Turkish authorities issued arrest warrants on Friday for the owner and three employees of the opposition daily Sozcu, state media reported, as the crackdown on opposition media widened.
The owner, Burak Akbay, and the three others, including the executive in charge of the website Mediha Olgun, are accused of links to the movement led by Islamic preacher Fethullah Gulen blamed for the failed coup last year, Anadolu news agency reported.