Seven dead and wounded 27th blast in Diyarbakir
Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the bombing in Diyarbakir, which - according to the account given by - killed at least seven people and injured other 27, revealed the "repulsive person" of "terrorists", who "located on the back wall," as noted.
The attack "showed again the hideous face of terrorism. The determination of our security forces will end, if God wants "to terrorism, noted Erdogan during his speech Brookings Institute.
Erdogan is in the United States of America to participate in an international summit on nuclear security.
The attack in Diyarbakir, a vehicle trapped with explosives aimed at a minibus carrying men of the special forces of the police and committed close to the largest bus station largest city in southeastern Turkey.
According to sources in the Turkish security services, at least six of the dead and seven of the injured are policemen and other citizens.
The attack occurred one day before making a rare visit to Diyarbakir Prime Minister of Turkey Ahmet Davutoglu.
Davutoglu was scheduled to meet with residents of Diyarbakir, and to assess the damage from the fighting in the city between the army and the security services and Kurdish separatists.
Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the bombing in Diyarbakir, which - according to the account given by - killed at least seven people and injured other 27, revealed the "repulsive person" of "terrorists", who "located on the back wall," as noted.
The attack "showed again the hideous face of terrorism. The determination of our security forces will end, if God wants "to terrorism, noted Erdogan during his speech Brookings Institute.
Erdogan is in the United States of America to participate in an international summit on nuclear security.
The attack in Diyarbakir, a vehicle trapped with explosives aimed at a minibus carrying men of the special forces of the police and committed close to the largest bus station largest city in southeastern Turkey.
According to sources in the Turkish security services, at least six of the dead and seven of the injured are policemen and other citizens.
The attack occurred one day before making a rare visit to Diyarbakir Prime Minister of Turkey Ahmet Davutoglu.
Davutoglu was scheduled to meet with residents of Diyarbakir, and to assess the damage from the fighting in the city between the army and the security services and Kurdish separatists.
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