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The '''Republic of Khatay''' (''Arabic'': Jumhuria al Khaṭāy, ''Turkish'': Hatay Cumhuriyeti, ''Armenian'': Hanrapetut’yun Hatay) is a sovereign republic located in | The '''Republic of Khatay''' (''Arabic'': Jumhuria al Khaṭāy, ''Turkish'': Hatay Cumhuriyeti, ''Armenian'': Hanrapetut’yun Hatay) is a sovereign republic located in Western Asia, bordered by Syria and Turkey. The country is largely coastal and hilly, being located on the Mediterranean and bisected by the Nur Mountains. |
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Republic of Khatay Jumhuria al Khaṭāy (Arabic) Hatay Cumhuriyeti (Turkish) Hanrapetut’yun Hatay (Armenian) | |
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Flag | |
Capital and largest city | Antakiyah |
Official languages | Arabic, Turkish, Armenian. |
Ethnic groups | Arabs, Turks, Alawites, Armenians, Circassians, Kurds, Syriacs, Melkites, Greeks, Jews. |
Government | Parliamentary Republic |
History | |
• Independence | 1946 |
• Officer's Coup | 1964 |
• Turkish Occupation | 1975 - 1981 |
• Khatayan Civil War | 1975 - 1984 |
Driving side | right |
The Republic of Khatay (Arabic: Jumhuria al Khaṭāy, Turkish: Hatay Cumhuriyeti, Armenian: Hanrapetut’yun Hatay) is a sovereign republic located in Western Asia, bordered by Syria and Turkey. The country is largely coastal and hilly, being located on the Mediterranean and bisected by the Nur Mountains.