Turkey says 'terrorist attack' on aerospace company leaves at least 4 dead, 14 injured
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Source: Washington Post
A terrorist attack on the headquarters of Turkish Aerospace Industries, a large Turkish defense and aviation company near the capital, Ankara, left at least four people dead and 14 injured Wednesday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said.
Two attackers were also killed, Turkish Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya said in a statement. He told local media outlets that of the two attackers killed, one was male and one was female, and that of the injured, three were in critical condition. Efforts to identify the attackers were ongoing, he said.
No group immediately claimed responsibility. Apparent footage of the attack, which was broadcast on Turkish television and shared on social media but has not been independently verified, shows gun-wielding assailants opening fire, and smoke from an explosion.
Turkeys state-run Anadolu news agency reported that an explosion and gunshots were heard on Wednesday at the facility, adding that security forces, firefighters and paramedics were dispatched to the area. The agency, citing local reports, said personnel at the facility were directed to shelters during the attack.
Read more: https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2024/10/23/turkish-aerospace-industries-attack-tusas/
Igel
(36,229 posts)Erdogan knows ahead of time they were Kurds and why they did it.
All that remains is adducing the evidence to confirm that (his) truth.
On edit, and to provided additional late high-day snarkitude:
Unless there's something that says maybe it was carried out by Jews. In which case the Kurds resume their spot they had in the genocidal ethnic cleaning from the first quarter of the 20th centuries as good Muslims to justify expelling and eliminating Syriac and Chaldean Xians to ensure safe and secure religiously-sound borders ... Because the struggle against the greater enemy is more important than simple Kurd "terrorists".