Following an attack on the office of Turkey’s aerospace company TUSAS, which left five people dead and more than a few wounded, Turkey’s air pressure on Wednesday struck Kurdish radical targets in Iraq and Syria.
More than 30 goals were “destroyed” in the underwater unpleasant, the Turkey’s defence ministry said in a short speech
The safety forces also neutralized two extremists, both of whom were killed. Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the president of Turkey, confirmed the death burdens and condemned what he called a “heinous criminal attack.”
Local press initially showed images of huge smoke plumes and flames burning at the area in Kahramankazan, a little town about 40 kilometres ( 25 miles ) north of Ankara. As they made their way into the service, the intruders were seen armed with suitcases and assault rifle.
News agency AFP citing Haberturk TV said that there was an ongoing “hostage situation” without providing additional details, while NTV, a private television network, mentioned gunshots following the explosion, which occurred around 4: 00 pm ( 1300 GMT ).
No one has made an immediate state of accountability for the assault. The top minister of Ukraine, who was in Istanbul earlier this month, went to a big trade fair for the defense and aerospace industries at the same time as the explosion.
The precise business, TUSAS, holds a significant place in Turkey’s protection and aerospace industry. It produces KAAN, the country’s second federal fight aircraft, among other jobs, and has over 10, 000 people.
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