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Turquie: 8 morts dans un nouvel attentat

Serigne Cheikh Djitté
Turkish police and firefighters are parked near a damaged police headquarters after a car bomb killed eight Turkish police officers and injured 45 people on August 26, 2016 in Cizre, southeastern Turkey, an attack blamed on Kurdish militants, state media said. Two of the wounded were in a serious condition after the blast, which was carried out by the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), the state-run Anadolu news agency said. / AFP PHOTO / DOGAN NEWS AGENCY / STR / Turkey OUT
Turkish police and firefighters are parked near a damaged police headquarters after a car bomb killed eight Turkish police officers and injured 45 people on August 26, 2016 in Cizre, southeastern Turkey, an attack blamed on Kurdish militants, state media said. Two of the wounded were in a serious condition after the blast, which was carried out by the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), the state-run Anadolu news agency said. / AFP PHOTO / DOGAN NEWS AGENCY / STR / Turkey OUT
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8 morts et près de 70 personnes blessées, c'est le bilan de l'attentat de ce vendredi 27 août  en Turquie. L'attaque à la voiture piégée a eu lieu près d'un poste de contrôle dans la région de Cizre et a visé les forces de l'ordre dont 8 ont perdu la vie.

Elle est attribuée aux rebelles kurdes du PKK alors que la Turquie a lancé, mercredi, une offensive militaire pour les faire reculer en Syrie.

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Serigne Cheikh Djitté