Deadly Terrorist Attack in Ankara Kills Five

A terrorist attack at Turkish Aerospace Industries' headquarters in Ankara resulted in five fatalities and 22 injuries, with two attackers neutralized by security forces. Authorities suspect the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) may be responsible, prompting Turkey to launch retaliatory airstrikes on PKK positions in northern Iraq and Syria. International condemnation of the attack came swiftly from NATO, the United States, and the European Union, with Turkish President Erdogan receiving condolences from Russian President Putin during a BRICS conference. The UAE also expressed solidarity with Turkey, condemning the violence and emphasizing its support against terrorism. Investigations are ongoing as local authorities work to confirm the attackers' affiliations and motives. Witnesses reported a chaotic scene, with employees sheltered during the emergency response to the violence.