Blast In the historic centre of Sultanahmet
district on Tuesday left 10 people dead, a government official said. Terrorist
links are suspected, asking not to be named, after the explosion in the
Sultanahmet district of Turkey's biggest city. The blast came after a slew of deadly attacks
across Turkey in past months that has left Turkey's largest city on edge. Can blamed
on Islamic State (IS) jihadists, as were two other bloody assaults in the
country's Kurdish-dominated southeast earlier in the year. But Turkey is also
waging an all-out assault on the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) which
has staged dozens of deadly attacks against members of the security forces in
the southeast of the country. Meanwhile the banned ultra-left Revolutionary
People's Liberation Party-Front (DHKP-C) has also staged a string of usually
small-scale attacks in Istanbul over the last months.
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