Person: Abdulkadir Aksu

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Two people killed and 11 hurt in hotel blasts

BOMBS exploded simultaneously at two small hotels yesterday, killing two people and wounding 11 in an attack that Turkey's interior minister said might be the work of Kurdish separatists.

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Suspects arrested over al-Qaida terror bomb attacks

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More attacks feared after al-Qaida bomb atrocity

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'Seven held over Istanbul bombings'

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Al-Qaida blamed as terrorists strike again

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Six killed in Istanbul blasts

Turkish authorities investigate al-Qaida links to bombings

TURKISH officials investigated claims that the al-Qaida terrorist network was responsible for the truck bombings that devastated two Istanbul synagogues and killed 23 people, the prime minister said early yesterday.

Tue, 18 Nov, 2003

Al-Qaida 'responsible' for Turkey synagogue blasts

Turkish officials were investigating claims that the al-Qaida terrorist network was responsible for the car bombings that devastated two Istanbul synagogues and killed 23 people, the prime minister said.

Mon, 17 Nov, 2003

Suicide bombers blamed for Turkey attacks

Suicide car bombers claimed responsibility for explosions in two synagogues in central Istanbul today, killing 23 people on the Jewish Sabbath, the interior minister said.

Sat, 15 Nov, 2003

Bomb explosion wounds 17 police officers

A LEFTIST organisation claimed responsibility for planting a bomb which exploded yesterday in the Turkish capital, wounding 17 police officers, the interior minister said.

Sat, 02 Aug, 2003

Turkish police rescue plane hostages

Turkish police have stormed a plane at Istanbul airport and safely rescued two crew members being held hostage, interior minister Abdulkadir Aksu said.

Sat, 08 Feb, 2003