ATTENTION EDITORS - VISUAL COVERAGE OF SCENES OF INJURY OR DEATH People lay on the ground as survivors surround them to offer help after an explosion during a peace march in Ankara, Turkey, October 10, 2015. At least one explosion shook a road junction in the centre of the Turkish capital Ankara on Saturday, causing many casualties including fatalities, local media said. The state-run Anadolu Agency said there were reports that the blast was caused by a suicide bomber, but the source of those reports was unclear. The blast occurred ahead of a planned "peace" march to protest against the conflict between the state and Kurdish militants in southeast Turkey. Earlier media reports had said there were two explosions. REUTERS/Recep Yilmaz
وقالت قناة (سي إن إن ترك) التلفزيونية إن الانفجارين وقعا قبل مسيرة “سلمية” مزمعة، احتجاجاً على الصراع بين البلاد والمقاتلين الأكراد في جنوب شرق تركيا، في حين أشار مسؤول تركي إلى بدء التحقيق في احتمال أن يكون الهجوم الإرهابي نفذه انتحاري.
وكان انفجار وقع في يوليو الماضي استهدف تجمعا للمعارضة التركية في مدينة سروج جنوب البلاد وأسفر عن سقوط 30 قتيلا.
