Turkey: 12 arrests posts on Twitter about the carnage
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said today that 12 people were arrested for their posts on Twitter about the terrorist attack last Saturday in Ankara with 99 dead.
Turkish Prime Minister gave this statement in a live broadcast of the television network TGRT.
But not done yet known details of the precise reasons for the arrests.
The double suicide attack occurred near the main train station the city before the start path peace conducted its pro-Kurdish Democratic People's Party (HDP) with other parties and organizations of the Left, as the Athens Press Agency reported.
The peace march was planned to request an end to the bloody conflict between Turkish forces and Kurdish militants in southeastern Turkey.
Yesterday, the prime minister told Reuters agency that some of the suspects in the attack had lived for several months in Syria and may be associated with the Islamic State or Kurdish PKK militants.
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said today that 12 people were arrested for their posts on Twitter about the terrorist attack last Saturday in Ankara with 99 dead.
Turkish Prime Minister gave this statement in a live broadcast of the television network TGRT.
But not done yet known details of the precise reasons for the arrests.
The double suicide attack occurred near the main train station the city before the start path peace conducted its pro-Kurdish Democratic People's Party (HDP) with other parties and organizations of the Left, as the Athens Press Agency reported.
The peace march was planned to request an end to the bloody conflict between Turkish forces and Kurdish militants in southeastern Turkey.
Yesterday, the prime minister told Reuters agency that some of the suspects in the attack had lived for several months in Syria and may be associated with the Islamic State or Kurdish PKK militants.
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