Three policemen injured in eastern Turkey attack

  11 September 2015    Read: 985
Three policemen injured in eastern Turkey attack
PKK terrorists have carried out an attack on policemen in southeastern Diyarbakir province, which has also left a civilian dead, sources say
A civilian was killed and three Turkish policemen were injured in an attack by PKK terrorists in southeastern Diyarbakir province early Friday morning, security sources said.

The incident took place after a group of PKK terrorists carried out an armed attack on policemen, who were drinking soup at a restaurant in central Yenisehir neighborhood, the sources added.

The wounded were taken to the Dicle University Medical Faculty Hospital and the Gazi Yasargil Education and Research Hospital.

The civilian 22-year-old waiter Seyhmus Sanir could not be saved despite best efforts.

An operation to nab the terrorists involved in the incident is currently underway in the area.

In remarks to the Anadolu Agency Editor`s Desk on Friday, Deputy Prime Minister Cevdet Yilmaz said: "When someone comes and carries out terrorist acts in the center of Diyarbakir, the target is actually the whole of Diyarbakir."

Turkey has seen a surge in terrorist attacks since the PKK resumed its armed campaign at the end of July. Since July 7, more than 100 Turkish security personnel have been martyred in attacks focused on Turkey’s southeastern provinces.

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