Kurdish terrorists who enjoy safe-haven in US protected enclave in Iraq kill innocent tourists and local residents in Turkey
An explosion in the Mediterranean resort city of Antalya yesterday killed two person and injured five others, said officials in an statement. Adding to the tension in the region from three blasts Sunday in the Marmaris town of Antalya that wounded 10 British and 11 Turkish citizens, the explosion raised suspicions that the explosions may have been from bombs planted by a Kurdish terrorist group.
The Kurdistan Freedom Hawks (TAK), a terrorist organization affiliated with the terrorist Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), bombed a minibus in the Aegean resort town of Kusadasi last year, killing five people and injuring 13 others. The dead included a British woman and an Irish teenager. It has also claimed responsibility for recent forest fires that destroyed several hectares of land especially on western and southern coasts.
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