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Erdogan claims Turkey's "right to retaliate" after Ankara bombing

Erdogan claims Turkey's "right to retaliate" after Ankara bombing
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reacted immediately to the bombing, issuing an “official statement condemning the

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reacted immediately to the bombing, issuing an “official statement condemning the attack“http://www.tccb.gov.tr/en/.

In it he underlined that Turkey’s determination to fight those behind such acts, whether they be from outside Turkey’s borders or not, would only get stronger and that it would not hesitate to exercise its right to self defence.

Turkey’s main opposition CHP leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu tweeted his thoughts saying – “That this country does not deserve such pain.”

Bu ülke bu acıları haketmiyor. Ankara'daki hain saldırıda yaşamını yitiren vatandaşlarımıza Allah'tan rahmet, yaralılara şifalar diliyorum.

— Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu (@kilicdarogluk) February 17, 2016

While Selahaddin Demirtaş of the pro-Kurdish HDP condemned what he described as “ the cruel attack in Ankara, and may those who died in Ankara rest in peace.”

Ankara'daki acımasız saldırıyı kınıyor, hayatını kaybedenlere rahmet, yakınlarına başsağlığı, yaralılara acil şifa diliyorum.

— Selahattin Demirtaş (@hdpdemirtas) February 17, 2016

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