Politics
A bomb attack has killed 11 people in Istanbul
President Hollande condemns this attack
- 06/09/2016, 00:43 Time
- Responsible Author: Rahma Sophia RACHDI | Paris, Washington DC
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Bomb blast in Istanbul
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The French President Hollande condemns in the strongest terms the heinous terrorist attack in Istanbul, which was according to the latest report 11 dead and many wounded. He extends his condolences to the families and friends of the victims and expresses its full solidarity with the Turkish people.
French President Hollande Paris
Source: Rahma Sophia Rachdi
The French President Hollande condemns in the strongest terms the heinous terrorist attack this morning in Istanbul, which was according to the latest report 11 dead and many wounded.He extends his condolences to the families and friends of the victims and expresses its full solidarity with the Turkish people. This intolerable act of violence must more than ever strengthen our common determination to combat all forms of terrorism.-----------------------------------------------------------------
A car bomb exploded Tuesday, June 7 in the center of Istanbul, making eleven dead, including seven policemen, and 36 wounded, according to the prefecture of the city. The attack occurred at 8 am 35, local time, rush hour, when the subway transporte a large number of passengers in the historical district of Vezneciler, near the Grand Bazaar and University Beyazit, which was closed for the day. The explosion blew the windows of nearby shops and damaged several neighbourhood schools no casualties among school children. A home for young girls has been damaged. By mid afternoon, the pro-government news agency Anatolia reported that the Istanbul police arrested four suspects. They were taken to the headquarters in vehicle safety of the Turkish megapolis for questioning. Source: AFP
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