Turkish PM: Identity of an Ankara suicide bomber confirmed
13:42, 19/10/2015, Monday
Yeni Şafak
Turkish PM Davutoğlu said one of the suicide bombers involved in the Ankara bombing has been identified
Speaking live on A Haber news channel Monday, Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu said Turkish authorities confirmed the identity of one of the two suicide bombers who blew themselves up outside Ankara's main train station on Oct. 10.
The prime minister added that investigations into the second attacker were ongoing.
A Turkish court ordered the arrest of four suspects over the deadly Ankara blasts last week.
Eleven people detained over the twin suicide bombings that hit the Turkish capital on Oct. 10 were sent to courthouse earlier on Sunday, according to judicial sources.
A total of 102 people were killed in the Oct. 10 twin blasts in capital Ankara.
On a drone shot down by Turkish warplanes in Turkish air space near Syria on Friday, Davutoğlu said that downed drone was Russian-made.
He added that but Russian authorities has told Turkey the unmanned aircraft did not belong to Russia.
Davutoglu said the drone may have belonged to the forces of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, the PYD, or other forces.
Turkish jets down unidentified drone in Turkish air space near Syria border after it failed to heed three warnings on Friday, Oct.16.