Turkey suspects Syria of involvement in a terror attack
Turkey suspects Syria of involvement in a terror attack that killed at least 40 people today.
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Turkey deputy PM: Bombers 'had links to Syrian regime'
The Turkish deputy prime minister Bulent Arinc has suggested that those responsible for the bomb attacks in Reyhanli had links to the “Syrian regime and intelligence”, according to Reuters.
Third car bomb in Turkey ‘caused by engine or boiler’
The third explosion in the Turkish town of Reyhanli, close to the Syrian border, appears to have been a smaller blast caused by a car engine or a building boiler room, local reporters have told Reuters.
It followed two car bombs that exploded in the early afternoon in the city and killed around 40 people.
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Report: Third explosion near Turkey-Syria border
A third bomb has exploded in Reyhanli, a Turkish town near the border with Syria, according to AFP.
Devastation after car bombs kill at least 40 in Turkey
Deputy PM: Assad govt behind Turkey bombings
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government are the "usual suspects" behind car bombs in Turkey that killed around 40 people and wounded 100 more, Turkish deputy prime minister Bulent Arinc said.
He added that Turkey must wait for the results of an investigation before deciding on any response.
The blasts occurred in the town of Reyhanli close to the border and home to many of the more than 300,000 refugees who have sought shelter from the uprising against Assad that erupted in Syria in March 2011.
Death toll in Turkey blasts rises to 'around 40'
A Turkish minister said the death toll in the blasts near the border with Syria has risen to around 40, according to the Associated Press citing NTV television.
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Reports: 18 killed in Turkey-Syria border explosions
Eighteen people were killed and more than 20 injured in car bomb attacks in the Turkish town of Reyhanli near the Syrian border today, Turkey's interior minister was quoted as saying by domestic media.
Death toll in Turkey-Syria border blast 'rises to 13'
The death toll from an explosion near Turkey's border with Syria has risen to 13, a Turkish official has said.
Turkey to take 'necessary measures' after deadly blasts
Explosions near Turkey-Syria border were car bombs
Officials have said the explosions close to the Syrian border in the Turkish town of Reyhanli, which have killed at least four people and left 18 injured, were caused by two car bombs.
Confirming the casualty figures, Turkey's interior minister Muammer Guler said: "Of course we are worried the numbers could rise".
He said the cars exploded in front of a municipality building and a post office.
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