PKK Suicide Bombing Kills 2 Soldiers in Turkey

Rebels from the Kurdistan Worker's Party (PKK) carried out a suicide attack Sunday at a military police post in eastern Turkey, killing two soldiers and wounding 24 others. The local governor's office said the attack in Agri province, near the Iranian border, involved an agricultural vehicle packed with two tons of explosives. The bombing is the latest episode of increased violence between the PKK and Turkey, which began a series of airstrikes just over a week ago targeting the...

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