After listening to the Voice of Turkey on 15380 kHz, I tuned a little up the band and found the voice of Turkey on 15450 kHz
Reception on this frequency was not as good as 15380 kHz and sadly this broadcast was in the English language.
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Below is a short video of my reception of the Voice of Turkey on 15450 kHz.
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