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European Union Condemns Turkey Parliament Attack, Expresses Solidarity
Sweden's Foreign Minister also condemned the suicide attack while affirming his country's commitment to its long-term partnership with Turkey.
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Washington Condemns Turkey Wedding Bombing
The United States on Sunday blasted the "heinous" suicide bombing that killed 51 people in Turkey, and offered its assistance to Ankara in the fight against "the scourge of terrorism."
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4 Dead In Gun Attacks In Ankara, No Militants Involved: Reports
Four people were killed in two separate shootings in the Turkish capital Ankara today, a city on edge since a suicide bombing last weekend, but militants were not involved in either incident, local newspapers and an official said.
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Radical Kurdish Group Close to PKK Claims Deadly Ankara Attack
A radical Kurdish group with ties to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party today claimed responsibility for the suicide car bomb attack that killed 35 people in Ankara last weekend.
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Kurdish Group Claims Responsibility For Second Ankara Attack
A Kurdish terrorist group has claimed responsibility for a suicide car-bomb attack in the Turkish capital which killed 37 people.
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Deadly Fighting Spreads In Southeast Turkey After Ankara Bomb
Fighting between Turkish security forces and Kurdish militants spread on Tuesday, with tanks, helicopters and armoured cars deployed after a suicide bombing that killed 37 people in the capital Ankara.
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Turkey's Military: 45 PKK Rebels Killed In Air Strikes
At least 45 Kurdish rebels were killed in Turkish air strikes against suspected militant targets in northern Iraq following the suicide car bombing in Ankara, the military said today. Meanwhile, a police officer and three Kurdish militants were killed in fighting in a neighborhood in the mainly Kurdish city of Diyarbakir.
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Ankara Blast: Number Of Deaths Rise To 37 After 3 More Die of wounds
Three more people succumbed to injuries following a suicide car bomb in the heart of the Turkish capital, bringing the overall number of victims to 36, a minister said today.
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Turkish Authorities Ban Facebook, Twitter After Blast
Turkish authorities banned Facebook and Twitter after images of a suicide bombing were spread on both social media platforms, media reported.
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Ankara Car Blast Kills 34, Over 120 Injured
A suicide car bomb went off near bus stops in the heart of Turkey's capital on Sunday, killing at least 34 people and wounding around 125 others, officials said.
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European Union Condemns Turkey Parliament Attack, Expresses Solidarity
Sweden's Foreign Minister also condemned the suicide attack while affirming his country's commitment to its long-term partnership with Turkey.
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Washington Condemns Turkey Wedding Bombing
The United States on Sunday blasted the "heinous" suicide bombing that killed 51 people in Turkey, and offered its assistance to Ankara in the fight against "the scourge of terrorism."
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4 Dead In Gun Attacks In Ankara, No Militants Involved: Reports
Four people were killed in two separate shootings in the Turkish capital Ankara today, a city on edge since a suicide bombing last weekend, but militants were not involved in either incident, local newspapers and an official said.
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Radical Kurdish Group Close to PKK Claims Deadly Ankara Attack
A radical Kurdish group with ties to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party today claimed responsibility for the suicide car bomb attack that killed 35 people in Ankara last weekend.
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Kurdish Group Claims Responsibility For Second Ankara Attack
A Kurdish terrorist group has claimed responsibility for a suicide car-bomb attack in the Turkish capital which killed 37 people.
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Deadly Fighting Spreads In Southeast Turkey After Ankara Bomb
Fighting between Turkish security forces and Kurdish militants spread on Tuesday, with tanks, helicopters and armoured cars deployed after a suicide bombing that killed 37 people in the capital Ankara.
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Turkey's Military: 45 PKK Rebels Killed In Air Strikes
At least 45 Kurdish rebels were killed in Turkish air strikes against suspected militant targets in northern Iraq following the suicide car bombing in Ankara, the military said today. Meanwhile, a police officer and three Kurdish militants were killed in fighting in a neighborhood in the mainly Kurdish city of Diyarbakir.
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Ankara Blast: Number Of Deaths Rise To 37 After 3 More Die of wounds
Three more people succumbed to injuries following a suicide car bomb in the heart of the Turkish capital, bringing the overall number of victims to 36, a minister said today.
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Turkish Authorities Ban Facebook, Twitter After Blast
Turkish authorities banned Facebook and Twitter after images of a suicide bombing were spread on both social media platforms, media reported.
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Ankara Car Blast Kills 34, Over 120 Injured
A suicide car bomb went off near bus stops in the heart of Turkey's capital on Sunday, killing at least 34 people and wounding around 125 others, officials said.
