Turkey Blames PKK Rebels for Bombing

Turkish security sources said Kurdish rebels blew up a military vehicle Tuesday in southeastern Turkey, killing two soldiers and a guard. The blast happened near Arakoy in Sirnak province, where security officials said members of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) detonated a roadside bomb as the vehicle passed by. The attack is the latest in a wave of violence between the PKK and Turkish forces in the past few weeks. Since July 20, PKK attacks have killed at least 18 Turkish security...

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