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Terrorist attack hits aerospace company in Türkiye, killing and injuring

Tajani reassures from G7 Development: all 11 Italians in the area are safe

A serious attack occurred today at around 16:00 local time at the Tusas (Turkish Aerospace Industries) facilities, a major aerospace company - engaged in the development of drones, helicopters, satellite systems and aircraft including the first Turkish fighter Kaan - located in the Kahramankazan district, about 50 km northwest of Ankara. According to what was reported by "CNN" Turkey, the site was...

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Ankara, Türkiye, 10/23/2024 17:34
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