Kurdish armed group PKK denies involvement in Istanbul attack, according to website

A man lays flowers to pay tribute to the victims of yesterday’s blast that took place on Istiklal Avenue, a popular spot for shoppers and tourists, in Istanbul, Turkey, November 14, 2022. — Reuters pic

Monday, 14 Nov 2022 8:21 PM MYT

ISTANBUL, Nov 14 — The Kurdish militant group PKK denied involvement in yesterday’s bomb attack in Istanbul, saying it did not target civilians, in a statement on its website today.

“It is out of question for us to target civilians in any way,” the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) said, refuting Turkey’s claims that it and the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia were responsible for the blast that killed six people. — Reuters

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