A terror attack at Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAS) headquarters near Ankara left five dead and 22 injured on Wednesday, with authorities labeling it a \"terrorist act.\" Witnesses reported gunfire and explosions as attackers stormed the facility—dramatic footage captured armed assailants entering the building. 💥
Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya confirmed both attackers were \"neutralized\" after the assault. Two of the injured remain in critical condition, while three others have been discharged. 🏥 \"We have five martyrs,\" Yerlikaya stated, using Turkey’s term for victims of terrorism.
Authorities suspect the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK)—a group designated as terrorists by Turkey, the U.S., and EU—is \"highly likely\" responsible. 🔍 \"The style of the act points to the PKK,\" Yerlikaya added, promising further details after investigations.
This incident underscores ongoing security challenges in Turkey, a key NATO ally, as tensions with Kurdish groups persist. Stay tuned for updates as the story develops. 🌍
