Blasts Kill 86 at Pro-Kurdish Rally in Ankara

Twin blasts shook Ankara’s main train station Saturday morning just hours before a pro-Kurdish peace rally, claiming the lives of at least 86 people and wounding nearly 200 in the deadliest attack in Turkey's recent history. The explosions occurred near the main exit of the railway station in the Ulus district of Ankara, presumably to cause a high death toll among likely participants at the rally, which was being organized by labor and civil society groups. Officials fear the death...

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