US EditionTurkey says 'terrorists' carried out bomb attack near government building
- A suicide bomber detonated an explosive device in Ankara, Turkey, resulting in casualties and a shootout with police. The attack occurred just hours before Parliament was set to reopen after a three-month summer recess. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan referred to the attack as "the last stand of terrorism."
- Turkey's interior minister confirmed that two terrorists were involved in the attack, with one dying in the blast and the other killed in a shootout with the police. Television footage showed bomb squads working near a parked vehicle in the area, close to the Turkish Grand National Assembly and other government buildings.
- The attack highlights the ongoing threat of terrorism in Turkey and the challenges faced by security forces in preventing such attacks. The incident also disrupted the reopening of Parliament and further escalated concerns about the security situation in the country.
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“Reject terrorism in all forms”: US condemns Turkey suicide attack
Washington DC [US], October 2 (ANI): The United States condemned the suicide blast near the Turkish Interior Ministry and expressed solidarity with their NATO ally and the Turkish people. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said that Washington “rejects terrorism in all its forms”. “The United States condemns today’s attack at the Turkish Interior Ministry […]
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