Turkey bombs Kurdish rebels as nation continues to mourn

Air strikes launched after deadly suicide bombings at a peace rally in Ankara that left 97 people dead

Turkey bombing
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Turkish warplanes have struck Kurdish rebel targets in southeastern Turkey and northern Iraq as the country mourns the deadliest terrorist attack in its history.

At least 97 people died and hundreds more were injured when two explosions went off in the middle of crowds outside Ankara's central train station on Saturday.

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