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Interpol Offers Turkey Full Support in Investigation of Istanbul Club Attack
Interpol Offers Turkey Full Support in Investigation of Istanbul Club Attack
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Interpol has offered support to Ankara in the investigation of a nightclub attack in Istanbul which left nearly 40 people dead. 01.01.2017, Sputnik International
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Interpol Offers Turkey Full Support in Investigation of Istanbul Club Attack
15:36 GMT 01.01.2017 (Updated: 15:37 GMT 01.01.2017) Interpol has offered support to Ankara in the investigation of a nightclub attack in Istanbul which left nearly 40 people dead.
MOSCOW (Sputnik) — Global police cooperation agency Interpol on Sunday offered Turkey its help in the investigation of the deadly attack which took place in the early hours of the day at a club in Istanbul.
The Reina nightclub in Istanbul's Besiktas district was attacked during New Year's eve celebrations by a man who was talking in Arabic. The attacker is said to have opened fire from a Kalashnikov assault rifle. The manhunt is underway.
1 January 2017, 14:45 GMT
At least 39 people were killed, including 16 foreigners, and 69 injured as a result of
the attack, according to the Turkish Interior Ministry.
Interpol comprises 190 member countries and is tasked with the search for international and war criminals, tackling terrorism and organized crime and countering smuggling, drug trafficking, money laundering and intellectual property crime.
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