February 22, 2016

14 detainees sent to court over Ankara bomb attack

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Monday 22 Feb 2016 - 11:14 Makkah mean time-13-5-1437

Fourteen Detainees sent to court, Ankara, Turkey (Pic: Anadolu Agency)

Ankara (IINA) – Fourteen people, detained as part of an investigation into the suicide bombing in the Turkish capital Ankara on February 17, were sent to court, while seven others were released, Anadolu Agency reported quoting judicial sources.
The detainees' courthouse procedures, including a questioning by public prosecutors, lasted for 13 hours, the sources said. A total of 21 people were detained across Turkey on suspicion of involvement in the Wednesday's bomb attack that targeted a convoy of military-owned vehicles in Ankara, killing 28 people and leaving 81 others injured.
The Turkish government revealed that the attack was carried out jointly by a Syrian-national YPG member and Turkish-based PKK terrorists. The YPG is the military wing of the PYG, which is the Syrian affiliate of the PKK. Turkey considers the PKK, PYD and YPG terrorist groups.
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