PKK attacks school in eastern Turkey

VAN, Turkey

Supporters of PKK terrorist organization attacked a school in an eastern Turkish province and hurled an improvised explosive inside the building, according to police.

The incident came at a secondary school in the Ipekyolu district of the Van province late on Sunday.

The terrorist supporters broke the windows and doors of the school and threw a cluster bomb.

An investigation was underway to find the assailants.

Earlier on Sunday, in Van’s Edremit district, PKK supporters hurled a petrol bomb at a primary school and damaged security cameras, broke first-floor windows, and threw Molotov cocktails inside.

PKK – listed as a terrorist organization by Turkey, the U.S. and EU – resumed its 30-year armed campaign against Turkey last July.

Since then, more than 350 Turkish security personnel have been martyred and thousands of terrorists killed.

VAN, Turkey

Supporters of PKK terrorist organization attacked a school in an eastern Turkish province and hurled an improvised explosive inside the building, according to police.

The incident came at a secondary school in the Ipekyolu district of the Van province late on Sunday.

The terrorist supporters broke the windows and doors of the school and threw a cluster bomb.

An investigation was underway to find the assailants.

Earlier on Sunday, in Van’s Edremit district, PKK supporters hurled a petrol bomb at a primary school and damaged security cameras, broke first-floor windows, and threw Molotov cocktails inside.

PKK – listed as a terrorist organization by Turkey, the U.S. and EU – resumed its 30-year armed campaign against Turkey last July.

Since then, more than 350 Turkish security personnel have been martyred and thousands of terrorists killed.