Turkey's Deputy PM: Istanbul Attacker Might Have Been Uyghur

World » SOUTHEAST EUROPE | January 5, 2017, Thursday // 14:27
Bulgaria: Turkey's Deputy PM: Istanbul Attacker Might Have Been Uyghur BGNES

The man who killed 39 people in Istanbul in the attack on New Years’ Eve in an Istanbul night club is probably an ethnic Uyghur and the special services know where he is hiding, stated Deputy Prime Minister Veysi Kaynak, cited by Reuters.

According to him, the attacker is a specially trained member of a terrorist cell and carried out the attack on his own. He denied the information that a group of people attacked the club.

“There was one shooter only. The attack was carried out with one weapon, but it is possible that might have been accomplices,” added the Deputy Prime Minister.

“It is not improbable that he escaped abroad, but authorities expect him to be found in Turkey.”

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