Ankara Criminal Court Decides to Ban Media Operations at Terrorism Scene
The Ankara Criminal Court has decided to impose a broadcast ban on media at the scene of a terrorist attack.
Additionally, Turkey's Parliament will resume its work on October 1, despite the recent terrorist incident, as stated by President Erdoğan's chief advisor.
It is noted that the Ankara Chief Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation following the act of terrorism. Currently, reports indicate that there was an attempted attack on the building of the Interior Ministry's Security General Directorate today by two terrorists.
It has been revealed that one of them was a suicide bomber who detonated an explosive device. The second terrorist was neutralized by police officers, who sustained minor injuries during the exchange of gunfire.
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