TURKEY - ANKARA - ATTACKS - TERROR

TURKEY, Ankara: Turkish minister of Health, Mehmet Müezzinoğlu (C), and representatives of the Federation of Balkan and Balkan Turks lay carnations at a makeshift memorial for the victims of Sunday's suicide bomb attack in Ankara, on March 15, 2016 in Ankara, near the site of a suicide car bombing on March 13 that left 35 dead.Turkish warplanes pounded Kurdish rebel bases in northern Iraq on March 14, the day after a suicide car bomb tore through downtown Ankara killing at least 35 people, the third attack on the capital in five months. There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the latest carnage, which reduced cars and buses to charred hulks on a busy road in the heart of the city, wounding more than 120 people.