Turkish police on Friday arrested dozens of military personnel in another round of nationwide raids against people with alleged links to the group blamed for the 2016 failed coup. Forty-one suspects were detained by late morning, according to Anadolu. The raids came after the Ankara public prosecutor ordered arrest warrants for 87 former non-commissioned officers in the Turkish Air Force. Police operations were launched in 16 provinces including Ankara, Istanbul and the Aegean city of Izmir. In a separate series of raids, 40 police in Istanbul were detained after the public prosecutor issued 41 arrest warrants over alleged links to US-based preacher Fethullah Gulen, AFP reports. He strongly denies the claims of involvement in the attempted coup.