ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Turkish authorities have detained 10 former admirals after more than 100 retired navy officers issued a midnight statement that government officials said evoked Turkey’s history of military coups. The retired admirals declared their commitment to an international treaty that regulates shipping through the Bosporus and Dardanelles straits. Their statement triggered condemnation from ruling party and government officials who drew a parallel with statements that have accompanied past military takeovers in Turkey. State-run media reported that the admirals were detained Monday as part of an investigation into the possibility that the declaration amounts to a crime against Turkey’s constitutional order. Four others were asked to report to authorities within three days,
