Turks on trial for Istanbul suicide bombings

Nine al-Qaida-linked Turks, accused of a series of Istanbul suicide bombings that killed 61 people including the British consul, appeared in court today.

Turks on trial for Istanbul suicide bombings
Mon, 13 Sep, 2004 - 12:02

Nine al-Qaida-linked Turks, accused of a series of Istanbul suicide bombings that killed 61 people including the British consul, appeared in court today.

Some defiantly flashed V for victory signs as police led them into the Istanbul court.

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