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Security Fears Haunt Turkey's Biggest Cities After Ankara Blast
Ibrahim Ozcan has worked at the fish market in Ankara's usually bustling Sakarya street for more than 30 years, and even he struggles to remember a time when the heart of the Turkish capital has been this quiet.
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Turkey PM Blames Kurdish Militants For Ankara Attack
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Thursday blamed Kurdish militants in Turkey and Syrian Kurdish fighters for the Ankara bombing targeting military vehicles that killed 28, confirming the bomber was a Syrian national.
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Ankara Bombings Were Ordered by Islamic State: Turkish Prosecutors
A massive twin bombing in the Turkish capital Ankara this month that killed 102 people was ordered by the terrorist Islamic State group, prosecutors said today.
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9 Killed in Shootout Between Turkish Police and Islamic State Suspects
Seven suspected Islamic State militants and two Turkish police officers were killed today in a fierce gun battle in the main city in the Kurdish-majority southeast, security sources said.
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Pressure on State as Islamic State Links to Bombing Deepen in Turkey
Two weeks after more than a hundred people were killed in an Ankara bomb attack, Turkey is still unravelling clues that suggest the Islamic State group was responsible, fuelling opposition anger over an apparently enormous security lapse by the government.
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4 Held in Turkey Over Ankara Attack, Bomber Identified
A criminal court in Turkey has ordered the detention of four people over a deadly Ankara attack, as the country's Prime Minister said on Monday that one of the two suicide bombers involved had been officially identified.
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Turkish Police Arrest 50 in Ankara Bombing Probe
Turkish police arrested around 50 foreign nationals in Istanbul early today in a sweep targeting terrorists of the Islamic State group suspected of involvement in last weekend's Ankara suicide bombings, reports said.
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Islamic State, Kurdish PKK May Have Role in Ankara Bombings: Turkish PM
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said on Wednesday both the Islamic State and the Kurdish militant group PKK may have played a role in the twin Ankara bombings over the weekend that killed almost a hundred people.
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3 Top Ankara Police Officials Sacked After Bombings
Three top Turkish police officials were sacked Wednesday over the weekend's twin blasts in Ankara, as the under-fire president paid homage to the 97 killed in the country's bloodiest attacks.
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Turkish President Pays Homage at Ankara Bombing Site
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan paid homage today at the site of weekend twin bombings in Ankara, as he seeks to deflect criticism of alleged security lapses over the country's deadliest attack.
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Turkey PM Says Islamic State Prime Suspect in Deadliest Attack
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Monday said the Islamic State (IS) extremist group was the prime suspect in the double suicide bombings in Ankara that killed 97 and sparked anger over the authorities' failure to ensure security.
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Islamic State Prime Suspect in Ankara Bombing: Turkey Prime Minister
Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Monday said Turkey was investigating the Islamic State (IS) group as the prime suspect in the bombings on a weekend peace rally in Ankara that killed 97 people.
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Bomb Attack Deepens Divisions as Turkey Faces Bitter Election
Aside from a carefully worded statement urging unity, President Tayyip Erdogan was unusually quiet after Turkey's worst ever bomb attack.
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Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan Condemns 'Heinous Attack' in Ankara
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday denounced the "heinous attack" that rocked a peace rally in the Turkish capital Ankara, killing at least 30 people.
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Security Fears Haunt Turkey's Biggest Cities After Ankara Blast
Ibrahim Ozcan has worked at the fish market in Ankara's usually bustling Sakarya street for more than 30 years, and even he struggles to remember a time when the heart of the Turkish capital has been this quiet.
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Turkey PM Blames Kurdish Militants For Ankara Attack
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Thursday blamed Kurdish militants in Turkey and Syrian Kurdish fighters for the Ankara bombing targeting military vehicles that killed 28, confirming the bomber was a Syrian national.
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Ankara Bombings Were Ordered by Islamic State: Turkish Prosecutors
A massive twin bombing in the Turkish capital Ankara this month that killed 102 people was ordered by the terrorist Islamic State group, prosecutors said today.
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9 Killed in Shootout Between Turkish Police and Islamic State Suspects
Seven suspected Islamic State militants and two Turkish police officers were killed today in a fierce gun battle in the main city in the Kurdish-majority southeast, security sources said.
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Pressure on State as Islamic State Links to Bombing Deepen in Turkey
Two weeks after more than a hundred people were killed in an Ankara bomb attack, Turkey is still unravelling clues that suggest the Islamic State group was responsible, fuelling opposition anger over an apparently enormous security lapse by the government.
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4 Held in Turkey Over Ankara Attack, Bomber Identified
A criminal court in Turkey has ordered the detention of four people over a deadly Ankara attack, as the country's Prime Minister said on Monday that one of the two suicide bombers involved had been officially identified.
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Turkish Police Arrest 50 in Ankara Bombing Probe
Turkish police arrested around 50 foreign nationals in Istanbul early today in a sweep targeting terrorists of the Islamic State group suspected of involvement in last weekend's Ankara suicide bombings, reports said.
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Islamic State, Kurdish PKK May Have Role in Ankara Bombings: Turkish PM
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said on Wednesday both the Islamic State and the Kurdish militant group PKK may have played a role in the twin Ankara bombings over the weekend that killed almost a hundred people.
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3 Top Ankara Police Officials Sacked After Bombings
Three top Turkish police officials were sacked Wednesday over the weekend's twin blasts in Ankara, as the under-fire president paid homage to the 97 killed in the country's bloodiest attacks.
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Turkish President Pays Homage at Ankara Bombing Site
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan paid homage today at the site of weekend twin bombings in Ankara, as he seeks to deflect criticism of alleged security lapses over the country's deadliest attack.
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Turkey PM Says Islamic State Prime Suspect in Deadliest Attack
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Monday said the Islamic State (IS) extremist group was the prime suspect in the double suicide bombings in Ankara that killed 97 and sparked anger over the authorities' failure to ensure security.
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Islamic State Prime Suspect in Ankara Bombing: Turkey Prime Minister
Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Monday said Turkey was investigating the Islamic State (IS) group as the prime suspect in the bombings on a weekend peace rally in Ankara that killed 97 people.
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Bomb Attack Deepens Divisions as Turkey Faces Bitter Election
Aside from a carefully worded statement urging unity, President Tayyip Erdogan was unusually quiet after Turkey's worst ever bomb attack.
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Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan Condemns 'Heinous Attack' in Ankara
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday denounced the "heinous attack" that rocked a peace rally in the Turkish capital Ankara, killing at least 30 people.
