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June 29, 2016

Photos: Triple suicide bombing, gun attack at Istanbul airport (Graphic content )

Photos: Triple suicide bombing, gun attack at Istanbul airport (Graphic content )

EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / This picture obtained from the Ilhas News Agency shows an ambulance and emergency workers intervening next to people lying on the ground (R), after two explosions followed by gunfire hit the Turkey’s biggest airport of Ataturk in Istanbul, on June 28, 2016. At least 10 people were killed on June 28, 2016 evening in a suicide attack at the international terminal of Istanbul’s Ataturk airport, Turkish Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag said. Turkey has been hit by a string of deadly attacks in the past year, blamed on both Kurdish rebels and the Islamic State jihadist group. / AFP PHOTO

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A triple suicide bombing and gun attack that occurred on June 28, 2016 at Istanbul’s Ataturk airport has killed at least 36 people, including foreigners, with Turkey’s prime minister saying early signs pointed to an assault by the Islamic State group.

All flights at Istanbul’s Ataturk international airport were suspended following the suicide attack which left at least 36 people dead.

EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / This picture obtained from the Ilhas News Agency shows an ambulance and emergency workers intervening next to people lying on the ground (R), after two explosions followed by gunfire hit the Turkey's biggest airport of Ataturk in Istanbul, on June 28, 2016. At least 10 people were killed on June 28, 2016 evening in a suicide attack at the international terminal of Istanbul's Ataturk airport, Turkish Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag said. Turkey has been hit by a string of deadly attacks in the past year, blamed on both Kurdish rebels and the Islamic State jihadist group. / AFP PHOTO

EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / This picture obtained from the Ilhas News Agency shows an ambulance and emergency workers intervening next to people lying on the ground (R), after two explosions followed by gunfire hit the Turkey’s biggest airport of Ataturk in Istanbul, on June 28, 2016. / AFP PHOTO

 

Forensic police work the explosion site at Ataturk airport on June 28, 2016 in Istanbul after two explosions followed by gunfire hit Turkey's biggest airport, killing at least 28 people and injured 20. All flights at Istanbul's Ataturk international airport were suspended on June 28, 2016 after a suicide attack left at least 10 people dead and 20 others wounded, Turkish television stations reported.

Forensic police work the explosion site at Ataturk airport on June 28, 2016 in Istanbul after two explosions followed by gunfire hit Turkey’s biggest airport, killing at least 28 people and injured 20.
All flights at Istanbul’s Ataturk international airport were suspended on June 28, 2016 after a suicide attack left at least 10 people dead and 20 others wounded, Turkish television stations reported.

 

EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / A mother of victims reacts outside a forensic medicine building close to Istanbul's airport on June 29, 2016, a day after a suicide bombing and gun attack targetted Istanbul's airport, killing at least 36 people. A triple suicide bombing and gun attack that occurred on June 28, 2016 at Istanbul's Ataturk airport has killed at least 36 people, including foreigners, with Turkey's prime minister saying early signs pointed to an assault by the Islamic State group. / AFP PHOTO

EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / A mother of victims reacts outside a forensic medicine building close to Istanbul’s airport on June 29, 2016, a day after a suicide bombing and gun attack targetted Istanbul’s airport, killing at least 36 people.
A triple suicide bombing and gun attack that occurred on June 28, 2016 at Istanbul’s Ataturk airport has killed at least 36 people, including foreigners, with Turkey’s prime minister saying early signs pointed to an assault by the Islamic State group. / AFP PHOTO

 

EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / Passengers embrace outside Ataturk airport`s main enterance in Istanbul, on June 28, 2016, after two explosions followed by gunfire hit Turkey's largest airport, killing at least 10 people and injuring 20. All flights at Istanbul's Ataturk international airport were suspended on June 28, 2016 after a suicide attack left at least 36 people dead. / AFP PHOTO

EDITORS NOTE: Graphic content / Passengers embrace outside Ataturk airport`s main enterance in Istanbul, on June 28, 2016, after two explosions followed by gunfire hit Turkey’s largest airport, killing at least 10 people and injuring 20.
All flights at Istanbul’s Ataturk international airport were suspended on June 28, 2016 after a suicide attack left at least 36 people dead. / AFP PHOTO

 

Authorized personnel clear glass debris in Ataturk airport's International arrival terminal on June 29, 2016, a day after a suicide bombing and gun attack targeted Istanbul's airport. A triple suicide bombing and gun attack that occurred on June 28, 2016 at Istanbul's Ataturk airport has killed at least 36 people, including foreigners, with Turkey's prime minister saying early signs pointed to an assault by the Islamic State group. / AFP PHOTO

Authorized personnel clear glass debris in Ataturk airport’s International arrival terminal on June 29, 2016, a day after a suicide bombing and gun attack targeted Istanbul’s airport. / AFP PHOTO

Forensic police work the explosion site at Ataturk airport on June 28, 2016 in Istanbul after two explosions followed by gunfire hit Turkey's biggest airport, killing at least 28 people and injured 20. All flights at Istanbul's Ataturk international airport were suspended on June 28, 2016 after a suicide attack left at least 10 people dead and 20 others wounded, Turkish television stations reported.

Forensic police work the explosion site at Ataturk airport in Istanbul after two explosions followed by gunfire hit Turkey’s biggest airport, killing  many.

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