Terrorist bomb rips through a crowd killing at least 86 people and 186 injured at a pro-Kurdish peace rally in Turkey
Witnesses described seeing two explosions at Pro-Kurdish rally
Two explosions have ripped through a pro-Kurdish peace rally in the Turkish capital of Ankara, leaving at least 86 people dead and over 186 injured.
Witnesses described how the blast shook the ground at the road junction near the main train station in the centre of the Turkish capital Ankara, leaving body parts and debris all over the road. Video footage has since emerged of protesters holding hands and dancing together just as the bomb is detonated in the background at 10:05 am. Read more:
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