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Turkish PM Sees Islamic State or PKK Links to Ankara Bombing
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu told Reuters today some of the suspects in suicide bombings that killed 97 people in Ankara had spent months in Syria and that they could be linked to Islamic State or to Kurdish militants.
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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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Thousands Rally as Turkey Mourns Worst Ever Attack
Thousands of people took to the streets of Ankara today to denounce the government and remember 95 people killed in twin suspected suicide bombings on a peace rally, as Turkey mourned its worst ever attack.
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Pope Francis Prays for 'Defenceless' Victims of Turkish Bomb Blasts
Pope Francis said he was deeply saddened by the killing of defenceless people in Saturday's bomb blasts in Ankara, the most deadly attack of its kind on Turkish soil.
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Stunned Turkey Mourns 95 Killed in Worst Ever Attack
Turkey today mourned the killing of at least 95 people in twin suspected suicide bombings on a peace rally in Ankara, its worst ever attack that raised fears for the country's stability.
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Thousands Take to Streets in Europe to Protest Ankara Attacks
Thousands of protesters took to the streets in Europe on Saturday to denounce the suspected double suicide attacks that killed at least 86 people during a peace rally in Ankara.
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Barack Obama Offers Condolences to Turkey Leader Over Terror Attacks
US President Barack Obama offered his condolences to Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan after terror attacks at a peace rally there killed at least 95 people and wounded more than 200.
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Suicide Bombers Likely Behind Ankara Attack That Killed 86: Turkey PM
Two suicide bombers likely carried out the twin explosions in Turkey's capital Ankara at a peace rally Saturday that left 86 people dead, Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said.
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97 Killed as Suspected Suicide Bombers Target Peace Rally in Turkey
At least 97 people were killed when two suspected suicide bombers hit a rally of pro-Kurdish and leftist activists outside Ankara's main train station on Saturday, weeks ahead of an election, in the deadliest attack of its kind on Turkish soil.
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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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Turkish Police Fire in Air to Disperse Protesters from Ankara Blast Scene
Turkish police today fired in the air to disperse protesters from the scene of an attack on a peace rally in Ankara that killed at least 30 people, an AFP correspondent said.
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86 Killed, 186 Injured in Bomb Attack on Peace Rally in Turkey's Capital Ankara
Two explosions rocked Turkey's capital Ankara on Saturday, killing at least 30 people, mostly activists who had gathered for a peace rally organised by leftist and pro-Kurdish opposition groups.
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Turkish PM Sees Islamic State or PKK Links to Ankara Bombing
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu told Reuters today some of the suspects in suicide bombings that killed 97 people in Ankara had spent months in Syria and that they could be linked to Islamic State or to Kurdish militants.
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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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Thousands Rally as Turkey Mourns Worst Ever Attack
Thousands of people took to the streets of Ankara today to denounce the government and remember 95 people killed in twin suspected suicide bombings on a peace rally, as Turkey mourned its worst ever attack.
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Pope Francis Prays for 'Defenceless' Victims of Turkish Bomb Blasts
Pope Francis said he was deeply saddened by the killing of defenceless people in Saturday's bomb blasts in Ankara, the most deadly attack of its kind on Turkish soil.
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Stunned Turkey Mourns 95 Killed in Worst Ever Attack
Turkey today mourned the killing of at least 95 people in twin suspected suicide bombings on a peace rally in Ankara, its worst ever attack that raised fears for the country's stability.
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Thousands Take to Streets in Europe to Protest Ankara Attacks
Thousands of protesters took to the streets in Europe on Saturday to denounce the suspected double suicide attacks that killed at least 86 people during a peace rally in Ankara.
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Barack Obama Offers Condolences to Turkey Leader Over Terror Attacks
US President Barack Obama offered his condolences to Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan after terror attacks at a peace rally there killed at least 95 people and wounded more than 200.
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Suicide Bombers Likely Behind Ankara Attack That Killed 86: Turkey PM
Two suicide bombers likely carried out the twin explosions in Turkey's capital Ankara at a peace rally Saturday that left 86 people dead, Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said.
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97 Killed as Suspected Suicide Bombers Target Peace Rally in Turkey
At least 97 people were killed when two suspected suicide bombers hit a rally of pro-Kurdish and leftist activists outside Ankara's main train station on Saturday, weeks ahead of an election, in the deadliest attack of its kind on Turkish soil.
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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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Turkish Police Fire in Air to Disperse Protesters from Ankara Blast Scene
Turkish police today fired in the air to disperse protesters from the scene of an attack on a peace rally in Ankara that killed at least 30 people, an AFP correspondent said.
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86 Killed, 186 Injured in Bomb Attack on Peace Rally in Turkey's Capital Ankara
Two explosions rocked Turkey's capital Ankara on Saturday, killing at least 30 people, mostly activists who had gathered for a peace rally organised by leftist and pro-Kurdish opposition groups.
