Turkey suspends Ankara officials

“We are searching each and every individual and we have prevented other attempts in the past…” That has stirred controversy in Turkey, which opposes arms to the PYD and its armed wing, YPG, because of its links to the PKK. “They are both criminals, both terrorist organizations attacking Turkey, attacking civilians”, he said.

Tensions have been running high, especially in southeastern Turkey, as major military operations against PKK militants have been going on since July, after a cease-fire fell through.

On Wednesday, Erdogan made his first visit to the site of the bombings outside Ankara’s main railway station, laying flowers for the victims alongside visiting Finnish President Sauli Niinisto. “Of what dimension? This will emerge after examinations”, he said.

“I went to the police countless times to try and get my son back from Syria”, Dundar’s father, identified only by the initials M.D., reportedly told Radikal Wednesday.

Davutoglu said in comments directed at the United States and Russian Federation.

With neighboring Syria involved in a civil war, Turkey has taken the brunt force of regional conflict as over two million refugees have taken solace in the country. “As a country with rule of law, you can’t arrest them until they act”.

“Now there are more risks in Syria than before…these new interventions. But on the finish of the day the Syrian individuals ought to determine on their very own future”. The YPG is widely recognised as the most effective opponent of Isis which has won a series of victories against it with the support of USA air strikes.

The announcement comes after Russian authorities revealed the blood-thirsty terror group were behind an attempted terror attack on a mosque in Siberia previous year.

The U.S. military says that its planes have dropped ammunition to the Syrian Kurdish militia or People’s Protection Units (YPG), while Kurdish officials say they have received 120 tons of weapons and ammunition.

The warning from Turkey comes after the Pentagon said last week that it would change its strategy to train and equip moderate Syrian rebels and instead provide equipment to vetted rebel leaders.

“This is not our problem only, this is the problem of the global community. It is a disgrace for the worldwide group not to cease the struggle crimes of the Syrian regime and never to cease this barbaric Daesh group”.