Пять человек погибло и еще 39 получили ранения в результате теракта в Стамбуле

Пять человек погибло и еще 39 получили ранения в результате теракта, произошедшего 19 марта в центре Стамбула, на оживленном проспекте Истиклял, в районе Таксим.

Все жертвы нападения, кроме террористов-смертников, стали иностранные граждане: граждане Израиля.

Министр здравоохранения Турции сообщил, что 39 человек, в том числе 24 иностранных граждан и ребенок, получили ранения, и семеро из них находятся в больницах в критическом состоянии.

Пока ни одна из террористическая группировка не взяла ответственности за взрыв на Истикляле, на пешеходной улице, застроенной большими магазинами и консульств иностранных государств, в нескольких сотнях метров от места, где часто паркуются полицейские автобусы.

Нападение в Стамбуле произошло через шесть дней после взрыва автомобиля в центре Анкары, в результате которого погибли 37 человек.

Ответственность за нападение в Анкаре взяла на себя организация Свободые Ястребы Курдистана (TAK), террористическая группировка, связанная с запрещенной РПК.

Группировка заявила, что взрыв автомобиля, который произошел 13 марта, является "актом возмездия" из-за проводимой властями операции против боевиков РПК в городских центрах на юго-востоке, которые ведутся с июля.

источник: hurriyetdailynews.com

 

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