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My wishes are with our turks borther. I strongly condemned the attack on Turkey.
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11-October, 2015 14:00 IST
President of India strongly condemns terrorist attack in Turkey
The President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee has expressed his anguish and deep concern over the deadly terrorist attack in the Turkish capital, Ankara on a rally calling for peace which has resulted in the death of several people and injury to many others. Condemning the blasts, the President has said that the world must remain united in its resolve to fight against all forms of terror and violence. He said that India stands by the Government and people of Turkey in this difficult hour. He has conveyed his condolences to the families of the deceased and prayers for the speedy recovery of those injured.
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11-October, 2015 14:00 IST
President of India strongly condemns terrorist attack in Turkey
The President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee has expressed his anguish and deep concern over the deadly terrorist attack in the Turkish capital, Ankara on a rally calling for peace which has resulted in the death of several people and injury to many others. Condemning the blasts, the President has said that the world must remain united in its resolve to fight against all forms of terror and violence. He said that India stands by the Government and people of Turkey in this difficult hour. He has conveyed his condolences to the families of the deceased and prayers for the speedy recovery of those injured.
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That doesnt even make sense.......How Can this happen in Ankara?
Now people need to realize that AKP is the only party fighting against terrorism.
I hope AKP wins the Election.
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they seek refugee in turkey brother
The guy you are responding to is a known false-flagger.
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Those are even more Dangerous then PKK&ISIS together for Turkey.
Vote for Close, we have enough such Political Threads, i see over 100 here but not a even 1 new Thread about Defence related Topics, this gonna is enough to ruin this section.
Those are even more Dangerous then PKK&ISIS together for Turkey.
Vote for Close, we have enough such Political Threads, i see over 100 here but not a even 1 new Thread about Defence related Topics, this gonna is enough to ruin this section.
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Quote : Minister for EU affairs Ms. Dedeoglu in CNN
"farklı militanlar aralarında anlaşmış olabilirler ama başka ülkelerin parmaklarının da olduğu bir düşünceyle buna karar verilmiş gibi bir hissiyata kapıldım"!
If you guys noticed most of the Flags has those letters " ......War to America" !
So did i must say something else ? You should notice those are not all the Kurds in Turkey, there other Kurdish Groups too and even Turkish Army has Kurdish Soldiers who are fighting against Radical Leftists Groups & PKK.
So if we had this clearity why we are talking here so much about this issues ? I don´t think that is important further more.
No one Should Die, it´s Ok for everyone but first killing then talking about Peace ? In which Country or State you see a Bullshit like this ?
So did i must say something else ? You should notice those are not all the Kurds in Turkey, there other Kurdish Groups too and even Turkish Army has Kurdish Soldiers who are fighting against Radical Leftists Groups & PKK.
So if we had this clearity why we are talking here so much about this issues ? I don´t think that is important further more.
No one Should Die, it´s Ok for everyone but first killing then talking about Peace ? In which Country or State you see a Bullshit like this ?
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EX EU-MP from German Green Party Mr. Ozan Ceyhun :
" It seems that a well known terror organization was used to make the attack, President of Turkey had a very successful Europe visit and wind seemed to change against Terror Organizations in Europe and Election predictions said AKP would won the coming elections. Some countries will profit much from that attack !"
" It seems that a well known terror organization was used to make the attack, President of Turkey had a very successful Europe visit and wind seemed to change against Terror Organizations in Europe and Election predictions said AKP would won the coming elections. Some countries will profit much from that attack !"
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then we should have a mod who closes and deletes all political threats and ban those posters for 1 week
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The same is in other countries sections
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Islamic State is prime suspect in Turkey bombing, as protests erupt| Reuters
Turkey's government said on Monday Islamic State was the prime suspect in suicide bombings that killed at least 97 people in Ankara, but opponents vented anger at President Tayyip Erdogan at funerals, universities and courthouses.
Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said Saturday's bombing, the worst of its kind on Turkish soil, was intended to influence the outcome of November polls Erdogan hopes will restore the AK party he founded to an overall parliamentary majority. There is no question of postponing the vote, officials have said.
"It was definitely a suicide bombing," Davutoglu said in an interview broadcast live on Turkey's NTV. "DNA tests are being conducted. It was determined how the suicide bombers got there. We're close to a name, which points to one group."
Opponents of Erdogan, who has led the country over 13 years, blame him for the attack on a rally organized by pro-Kurdish activists and civic groups, accusing the state at best of intelligence failings and at worst of complicity by stirring up nationalist, anti-Kurdish sentiment.
The government, facing a growing Kurdish conflict at home and the spillover of war in Syria, vehemently denies such accusations.
The sheer range of possible perpetrators - from Islamic State and Marxist radicals to militant nationalists and Kurdish armed factions - highlights fissures running through Turkish society. At stake is the stability of NATO country seen by the West as a bulwark against Middle Eastern turmoil.
Hundreds chanting anti-government slogans marched on a mosque in an Istanbul suburb for the funeral of several of the victims, attended by Selahattin Demirtas, leader of the pro-Kurdish parliamentary opposition Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), which says it was the target of the bombings.
Riot police with water cannon and armored vehicles stood by as the crowd, some chanting "Thief, Murderer Erdogan" and waving HDP flags, moved towards the mosque in the working class Umraniye neighborhood of Istanbul.
Several labor unions also called protests. Hundreds of people, many wearing doctors' uniforms and carrying Turkish Medical Association banners, gathered by the main train station in Ankara where the explosions happened to lay red carnations but were blocked by riot police, a Reuters witness said.
Lawyers at an Istanbul courthouse chanted "Murderer Erdogan will give account" as colleagues applauded, footage circulated on social media showed.
SYRIA SPILLOVER
The HDP has put the death toll from the bombings at 128 and said it had identified all but eight of the bodies. Davutoglu's office has said 97 people were killed.
The bombs struck seconds apart as hundreds gathered for a march organized by pro-Kurdish activists and civic groups to protest over a growing conflict between Turkish security forces and Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants in the southeast.
The HDP accused Ankara of escalating violence to try to weaken the HDP at Nov. 1 polls, regain an AK majority and pave the way for the more powerful presidential system Erdogan seeks. "Our electorates feel under constant threat in every social space and political activity they attend," it said.
It also accused the AKP of relying on radical groups including Islamic State as proxies to fight Kurds in northern Syria, a charge the government strongly denies.
The Haberturk newspaper reported police sources as saying the type of explosive and the choice of target pointed to a group within Islamic State known as the 'Adiyaman ones', referring to Adiyaman province in southeast Turkey.
Turkey is vulnerable to infiltration by Islamic State, which holds swathes of Syrian land abutting Turkey where some two million refugees live. But the group, not normally reticent about its attacks, made no claim to a similar bombing in the town of Suruc in July attributed to it; nor has it made any reference to the Ankara attack in internet postings.
DEEP DIVISIONS
Tensions have further unnerved investors, many of whom have reduced their Turkey exposure in recent months because of the election uncertainty. The lira weakened to 2.95 to the dollar TRYTOM=D3 early on Monday, making it the worst performing currency among major emerging markets.
HDP spokesman Ayhan Bilgen told Reuters his party, which expanded beyond its Kurdish voter base and drew in mainly left-wing opponents of Erdogan at the June vote, was considering cancelling all of its rallies due to the security concerns.
Saturday's march had been called to protest over the deaths of hundreds since the collapse in July of a ceasefire between security forces and the PKK, which is deemed a terrorist group by the United States and the EU as well as Turkey. Some 40,000 have been killed in the predominantly Kurdish southeast since the PKK's insurgency began in 1984.
A top PKK commander was reported by news website close to the group on Monday as saying its militants would stick to a ceasefire pledge announced at the weekend in memory of those who died in Ankara.
Firat news agency reported Murat Karayilan as saying in a radio broadcast to PKK fighters that they were not to stage attacks in Turkey unless they came under attack from the security forces.
The government has already dismissed the ceasefire declaration as an election gambit meant to bolster the pro-Kurdish HDP, saying the militants must disarm and leave Turkey. It continued air strikes on PKK camps over the weekend.
(Additional reporting by Gulsen Solaker and Orhan Coskun in Ankara; Writing by Nick Tattersall)
ISIS is trying to rope up support from PKK but PKK is distancing itself from PKK. PKK do have a history of being supported by Israelis and Syrian Baathists.
Turkey's government said on Monday Islamic State was the prime suspect in suicide bombings that killed at least 97 people in Ankara, but opponents vented anger at President Tayyip Erdogan at funerals, universities and courthouses.
Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said Saturday's bombing, the worst of its kind on Turkish soil, was intended to influence the outcome of November polls Erdogan hopes will restore the AK party he founded to an overall parliamentary majority. There is no question of postponing the vote, officials have said.
"It was definitely a suicide bombing," Davutoglu said in an interview broadcast live on Turkey's NTV. "DNA tests are being conducted. It was determined how the suicide bombers got there. We're close to a name, which points to one group."
Opponents of Erdogan, who has led the country over 13 years, blame him for the attack on a rally organized by pro-Kurdish activists and civic groups, accusing the state at best of intelligence failings and at worst of complicity by stirring up nationalist, anti-Kurdish sentiment.
The government, facing a growing Kurdish conflict at home and the spillover of war in Syria, vehemently denies such accusations.
The sheer range of possible perpetrators - from Islamic State and Marxist radicals to militant nationalists and Kurdish armed factions - highlights fissures running through Turkish society. At stake is the stability of NATO country seen by the West as a bulwark against Middle Eastern turmoil.
Hundreds chanting anti-government slogans marched on a mosque in an Istanbul suburb for the funeral of several of the victims, attended by Selahattin Demirtas, leader of the pro-Kurdish parliamentary opposition Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP), which says it was the target of the bombings.
Riot police with water cannon and armored vehicles stood by as the crowd, some chanting "Thief, Murderer Erdogan" and waving HDP flags, moved towards the mosque in the working class Umraniye neighborhood of Istanbul.
Several labor unions also called protests. Hundreds of people, many wearing doctors' uniforms and carrying Turkish Medical Association banners, gathered by the main train station in Ankara where the explosions happened to lay red carnations but were blocked by riot police, a Reuters witness said.
Lawyers at an Istanbul courthouse chanted "Murderer Erdogan will give account" as colleagues applauded, footage circulated on social media showed.
SYRIA SPILLOVER
The HDP has put the death toll from the bombings at 128 and said it had identified all but eight of the bodies. Davutoglu's office has said 97 people were killed.
The bombs struck seconds apart as hundreds gathered for a march organized by pro-Kurdish activists and civic groups to protest over a growing conflict between Turkish security forces and Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants in the southeast.
The HDP accused Ankara of escalating violence to try to weaken the HDP at Nov. 1 polls, regain an AK majority and pave the way for the more powerful presidential system Erdogan seeks. "Our electorates feel under constant threat in every social space and political activity they attend," it said.
It also accused the AKP of relying on radical groups including Islamic State as proxies to fight Kurds in northern Syria, a charge the government strongly denies.
The Haberturk newspaper reported police sources as saying the type of explosive and the choice of target pointed to a group within Islamic State known as the 'Adiyaman ones', referring to Adiyaman province in southeast Turkey.
Turkey is vulnerable to infiltration by Islamic State, which holds swathes of Syrian land abutting Turkey where some two million refugees live. But the group, not normally reticent about its attacks, made no claim to a similar bombing in the town of Suruc in July attributed to it; nor has it made any reference to the Ankara attack in internet postings.
DEEP DIVISIONS
Tensions have further unnerved investors, many of whom have reduced their Turkey exposure in recent months because of the election uncertainty. The lira weakened to 2.95 to the dollar TRYTOM=D3 early on Monday, making it the worst performing currency among major emerging markets.
HDP spokesman Ayhan Bilgen told Reuters his party, which expanded beyond its Kurdish voter base and drew in mainly left-wing opponents of Erdogan at the June vote, was considering cancelling all of its rallies due to the security concerns.
Saturday's march had been called to protest over the deaths of hundreds since the collapse in July of a ceasefire between security forces and the PKK, which is deemed a terrorist group by the United States and the EU as well as Turkey. Some 40,000 have been killed in the predominantly Kurdish southeast since the PKK's insurgency began in 1984.
A top PKK commander was reported by news website close to the group on Monday as saying its militants would stick to a ceasefire pledge announced at the weekend in memory of those who died in Ankara.
Firat news agency reported Murat Karayilan as saying in a radio broadcast to PKK fighters that they were not to stage attacks in Turkey unless they came under attack from the security forces.
The government has already dismissed the ceasefire declaration as an election gambit meant to bolster the pro-Kurdish HDP, saying the militants must disarm and leave Turkey. It continued air strikes on PKK camps over the weekend.
(Additional reporting by Gulsen Solaker and Orhan Coskun in Ankara; Writing by Nick Tattersall)
ISIS is trying to rope up support from PKK but PKK is distancing itself from PKK. PKK do have a history of being supported by Israelis and Syrian Baathists.
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RIP. Tayyab should change its policy . Unrest and violence is increasing. Turkey is no more secular under tayyab erdogan government.
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