Bomb Kills 8 Turkish Troops; Gunfire Near PM Palace

No less than eight Turkish officers were killed Wednesday in a bomb assault in a southeastern territory, as per media reports. Independently, two men were captured after gunfire outside an Istanbul royal residence. 
The state-run Anadolu news organization said the fighters were slaughtered in a roadside assault. The Hurriyet Day by day News reported that assault was mounted by the Kurdish PKK guerrilla association in the area of Siirt. 


In the Istanbul assault, Turkish police confined two individuals Wednesday close Executive Ahmet Davutoglu's office for professedly terminating on security monitors outside Dolmabache Royal residence, as indicated by Anadolu. 

The organization said one cop was marginally harmed. The head administrator was in Ankara at the season of the assault. 

The private Dogan news organization telecast feature footage Wednesday demonstrating that a street prompting the royal residence, a well known visitor site, had been fixed off by police, the Related Press reported. 

Both episodes come in the midst of a heightening of viciousness between Turkish security powers and Kurdish rebels. Turkey has been leading operations against dread gatherings including the Islamic State. It has gathered together more than 1,000 individuals connected to the Islamic State, Kurdish dissidents and liberal activists.