A Syrian, who was identified by his fingerprints, carried out the suicide attack by car, close to major military installations and government buildings yesterday in Ankara, resulting in the deaths of 28 people, published today by the pro-government newspaper "Yeni Safak."

A Syrian, who was identified by his fingerprints, carried out the suicide attack by car, close to major military installations and government buildings yesterday in Ankara, resulting in the deaths of 28 people, published today by the pro-government newspaper "Yeni Safak."

The newspaper did not indicate the source of the news, which could not be confirmed immediately. Until now there has been taking responsibility for the attack. As a bomber reportedly Salih Neckar, estimated that entered Turkey with Syrian refugees.

The collection of fingerprints was on entry to Turkey and thus to identify the identity of the police was possible, supports the Yeni Safak on its Internet page.

Also reported that the car used in the attack near the headquarters of the army in parliament and other government buildings, was rented in Smyrna, about two weeks ago.

Senior security source suggests that members of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) is responsible for the attack.