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तुर्किये की संसद के निकट आज एक भीषण विस्फोट हुआ।

सोमवार पहली अक्तूबर 2023 को अंकारा में तुर्किये की संसद के निकट भीषण विस्फोट की आवाज़ें सुनी गईं जिसके बाद गोलीबारी की आवाज़ भी सुनाई दी।

तुर्किये के गृहमंत्रालय ने इसको आतंकी हमला बताते हुए सूचना दी है कि देश के गृहमंत्रालय के बाहर दो आत्मघातियों को लक्ष्य बनाया गया। इनमें से एक को तो आत्मघाती कार्यवाही करने से पहले ही क़ाबू में ले लिया गया जबकि दूसरा आत्मघाती हमलावर स्वयं को विस्फोटित करने में सफल रहा।

कुछ रिपोर्टों में बताया गया है कि यह हमला संसद के मुख्य द्वार के पास किया गया। तुर्किये के गृहमंत्री अली येरली काया ने बताया कि इस घटना में दो सुरक्षाकर्मियों को मामूली चोटें आईं। पूरे क्षेत्र को सुरक्षाबलों ने घेर लिया है। यह हमला उस समय हुआ जब तुर्किेये की संसद का नया संत्र आरंभ होने वाला था। तुर्किये की संसद गर्मी की छुट्टियों के बाद रविवार को फिर से खुलने जा रही थी।

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🇹🇷 Terror Attack in Ankara, Turkey!

One of the terrorists blew himself up near the entrance to the Ministry of Internal Affairs building, and the other was killed.

The moment of the explosion was caught on CCTV cameras.

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Suicide bombing attack on the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Ankara – capital of Turkey.

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Terror attack in Ankara Turkey
Police officers were injured after a suicide bombing attack in front of the Interior Ministry in the Turkish capital, Ankara

The attackers used automatic rifles and suicide vests.

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🚨breaking news : TURKEY – Suicide bomb attack in Ankara

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Terrorist attack in Turkey Two terrorists carried out a bomb attack outside the ministry buildings in Ankara with one of them blowing himself up while the other was “neutralised” by authorities,

Turkey: Terror suspect killed in shootout after suicide bombing

Two police officers were injured in a suicide bombing near government buildings in Ankara. One assailant died in the blast and the other was killed in a shootout with police.

A suicide bomber has detonated an explosive device in front of government buildings in the Turkish capital Ankara.

Two police officers were injured in the attack on Sunday morning, hours before parliament was scheduled to reopen after a three-month summer recess.

Two terrorists carried out the attack, Turkey’s interior minister Ali Yerlikaya said. One died in the blast and the other was killed in a shootout with police.

The injured officers are being treated in hospital and were not in a serious condition, according to media reports.

Television footage showed bomb squads working near a parked vehicle in the area, located near the Turkish Grand National Assembly and other government buildings.

A rocket launcher could be seen lying near the vehicle

Two terrorists carried out the attack, Turkey’s interior minister Ali Yerlikaya said. One died in the blast and the other was killed in a shootout with police.

The injured officers are being treated in hospital and were not in a serious condition, according to media reports.

Television footage showed bomb squads working near a parked vehicle in the area, located near the Turkish Grand National Assembly and other government buildings.

A rocket launcher could be seen lying near the vehicle.

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There was no immediate information on the assailants. Kurdish and far-left militant groups as well as the Islamic State group have carried out deadly attacks throughout the country in the past.

Justice minister Yilmaz Tunc said an investigation has been launched into the “terror attack”.

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“These attacks will in no way hinder Turkey’s fight against terrorism,” he wrote on X.

“Our fight against terrorism will continue with more determination.”

The bombing, the first to hit Ankara in a number of years, comes almost a year after six people were killed and 81 were wounded in an explosion in a busy pedestrian street in central Istanbul in November last year.