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In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
A Turkish police officer stands guard near the Blue Mosque in Istanbul's tourist hub of Sultanahmet on January 13, 2016, a day after an attack. Turkish authorities probed how a jihadist from Syria killed 10 mainly German tourists in an attack in the heart of Istanbul that raised alarm over security in the city. / AFP / BULENT KILIC
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu (C) walks with German Interior Minister Thomas De Maiziere (L) on January 13, 2016 in Istanbul, to the site of yesterday's attack in the city's tourist hub of Sultanahmet. Turkish authorities probed how a jihadist from Syria killed 10 mainly German tourists in an attack in the heart of Istanbul that raised alarm over security in the city. / AFP / BULENT KILIC
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
German Interior Minister Thomas De Maiziere leaves flowers in tribute to the victims at the site of yesterday's attack in the city's tourist hub of Sultanahmet on January 13, 2016 in Istanbul. Turkish authorities probed how a jihadist from Syria killed 10 mainly German tourists in an attack in the heart of Istanbul that raised alarm over security in the city. / AFP / BULENT KILIC
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
German Interior Minister Thomas De Maiziere leaves flowers in tribute to the victims at the site of yesterday's attack in the city's tourist hub of Sultanahmet on January 13, 2016 in Istanbul. Turkish authorities probed how a jihadist from Syria killed 10 mainly German tourists in an attack in the heart of Istanbul that raised alarm over security in the city. / AFP / BULENT KILIC
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
German Interior Minister Thomas De Maiziere leaves flowers in tribute to the victims at the site of yesterday's attack in the city's tourist hub of Sultanahmet on January 13, 2016 in Istanbul. Turkish authorities probed how a jihadist from Syria killed 10 mainly German tourists in an attack in the heart of Istanbul that raised alarm over security in the city. / AFP / BULENT KILIC
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
German Interior Minister Thomas De Maiziere leaves flowers in tribute to the victims at the site of yesterday's attack in the city's tourist hub of Sultanahmet on January 13, 2016 in Istanbul. Turkish authorities probed how a jihadist from Syria killed 10 mainly German tourists in an attack in the heart of Istanbul that raised alarm over security in the city. / AFP / BULENT KILIC
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
TOPSHOT - Turkish police officers stand guard near the Blue Mosque in Istanbul's tourist hub of Sultanahmet on January 13, 2016, a day after an attack. Turkish authorities probed how a jihadist from Syria killed 10 mainly German tourists in an attack in the heart of Istanbul that raised alarm over security in the city. / AFP / BULENT KILIC
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu (C) and his wife Sare Davutoğlu, together with German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere walk near the site of yesterday's attack in the city's tourist hub of Sultanahmet on January 13, 2016 in Istanbul. Turkish authorities probed how a jihadist from Syria killed 10 mainly German tourists in an attack in the heart of Istanbul that raised alarm over security in the city. / AFP / BULENT KILIC
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
Police and security services secure the area around the Obelisk of Theodosius at Sultanahmet square in Istanbul, Turkey January 13, 2016. Turkish authorities detained three Russian nationals suspected of links with Islamic State following a suicide bomb attack in Istanbul that killed 10 tourists, media reports said on Wednesday. A suicide bomber thought to have crossed recently from Syria killed nine German and one Peruvian tourists on Tuesday in Istanbul's historic Sultanahmet Square, a major tourist draw, in an attack by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). Fifteen people were also hurt in the attack. REUTERS/Osman Orsal
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu (C) and his wife Sare pay their respects at the scene of yesterday's suicide attack in front of the Obelisk of Theodosius at Sultanahmet Square in Istanbul, Turkey January 13, 2016. A suicide bomber who killed himself and 10 tourists, most of them German, in Istanbul's historic heart had registered with Turkish immigration authorities but was not on any list of known militant suspects, Turkey's interior minister said on Wednesday. REUTERS/Murad Sezer
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu (3rd L) his wife Sare (2nd L) German Interior Minister Thomas De Maiziere (4th R) and his Turkish counterpart Efkan Ala (R) visit the scene of yesterday's suicide attack in front of the Obelisk of Theodosius at Sultanahmet Square in Istanbul, Turkey January 13, 2016. A suicide bomber who killed himself and 10 tourists, most of them German, in Istanbul's historic heart had registered with Turkish immigration authorities but was not on any list of known militant suspects, Turkey's interior minister said on Wednesday. REUTERS/Osman Orsal
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu (4th L) his wife Sare (3rd L) German Interior Minister Thomas De Maiziere (5th R) and his Turkish counterpart Efkan Ala (3rd R) visit the scene of yesterday's suicide attack in front of the Obelisk of Theodosius and German Fountain at Sultanahmet Square in Istanbul, Turkey January 13, 2016. A suicide bomber who killed himself and 10 tourists, most of them German, in Istanbul's historic heart had registered with Turkish immigration authorities but was not on any list of known militant suspects, Turkey's interior minister said on Wednesday. REUTERS/Osman Orsal
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu (R) and German Interior Minister Thomas De Maiziere (2nd R) visit the area of yesterday's suicide attack in Istanbul, Turkey January 13, 2016. A suicide bomber who killed himself and 10 tourists, most of them German, in Istanbul's historic heart had registered with Turkish immigration authorities but was not on any list of known militant suspects, Turkey's interior minister said on Wednesday. REUTERS/Osman Orsal
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu (C) German Interior Minister Thomas De Maiziere (3rd R) and his Turkish counterpart Efkan Ala (R) visit the area of yesterday's suicide attack in front of the Obelisk of Theodosius at Sultanahmet Square in Istanbul, Turkey January 13, 2016. A suicide bomber who killed himself and 10 tourists, most of them German, in Istanbul's historic heart had registered with Turkish immigration authorities but was not on any list of known militant suspects, Turkey's interior minister said on Wednesday. REUTERS/Osman Orsal
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu (C) his wife Sare (2nd L) and German Interior Minister Thomas De Maiziere (L) visit the scene of yesterday's suicide attack at Sultanahmet Square in Istanbul, Turkey January 13, 2016. A suicide bomber who killed himself and 10 tourists, most of them German, in Istanbul's historic heart had registered with Turkish immigration authorities but was not on any list of known militant suspects, Turkey's interior minister said on Wednesday. REUTERS/Bulent Kilic/Pool
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu (R) his wife Sare (2nd R) and German Interior Minister Thomas De Maiziere (L) visit the scene of yesterday's suicide attack in front of the Obelisk of Theodosius at Sultanahmet square in Istanbul, Turkey January 13, 2016. A suicide bomber who killed himself and 10 tourists, most of them German, in Istanbul's historic heart had registered with Turkish immigration authorities but was not on any list of known militant suspects, Turkey's interior minister said on Wednesday. REUTERS/Bulent Kilic/Pool
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu and his wife Sare (L) place red carnations in front of the Obelisk of Theodosius as they visit the scene of yesterday's suicide attack at Sultanahmet Square in Istanbul, Turkey January 13, 2016. A suicide bomber who killed himself and 10 tourists, most of them German, in Istanbul's historic heart had registered with Turkish immigration authorities but was not on any list of known militant suspects, Turkey's interior minister said on Wednesday. REUTERS/Bulent Kilic/Pool
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu and his wife Sare (L) pay their respects in front of the Obelisk of Theodosius as they visit the scene of yesterday's suicide attack at Sultanahmet Square in Istanbul, Turkey January 13, 2016. A suicide bomber who killed himself and 10 tourists, most of them German, in Istanbul's historic heart had registered with Turkish immigration authorities but was not on any list of known militant suspects, Turkey's interior minister said on Wednesday. REUTERS/Bulent Kilic/Pool
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu, his wife Sare (2nd R) German Interior Minister Thomas De Maiziere (L) and his Turkish counterpart Efkan Ala (2nd L) pay their respects in front of the Obelisk of Theodosius as they visit the scene of yesterday's suicide attack at Sultanahmet Square in Istanbul, Turkey January 13, 2016. A suicide bomber who killed himself and 10 tourists, most of them German, in Istanbul's historic heart had registered with Turkish immigration authorities but was not on any list of known militant suspects, Turkey's interior minister said on Wednesday. REUTERS/Bulent Kilic/Pool
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu and his wife Sare (front) place red carnations in front of the Obelisk of Theodosius as they visit the scene of yesterday's suicide attack at Sultanahmet Square in Istanbul, Turkey January 13, 2016. A suicide bomber who killed himself and 10 tourists, most of them German, in Istanbul's historic heart had registered with Turkish immigration authorities but was not on any list of known militant suspects, Turkey's interior minister said on Wednesday. REUTERS/Bulent Kilic/Pool
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
German Interior Minister Thomas De Maiziere (L) pays his respects in front of the Obelisk of Theodosius, as he stands next to Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu (R) and his wife Sare during a visit to the scene of yesterday's suicide attack at Sultanahmet Square in Istanbul, Turkey January 13, 2016. A suicide bomber who killed himself and 10 tourists, most of them German, in Istanbul's historic heart had registered with Turkish immigration authorities but was not on any list of known militant suspects, Turkey's interior minister said on Wednesday. REUTERS/Bulent Kilic/Pool
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu (L) and German Interior Minister Thomas De Maiziere leave a hospital after they visited people wounded at Tuesday's suicide attack at Sultanahmet Square in Istanbul, Turkey January 13, 2016. REUTERS/Kemal Aslan
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
In Photos: Turkish PM, German interior minister lay red carnations at Istanbul blast site
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu and German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere visited the site of the explosion at Istanbul’s historic Sultanahmet Square and placed carnations in front of the Obelisk of Theodosius. An Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) suicide bomber blew himself up on Jan. 12, killing 10 German tourists while wounding 15 Turkish, German, Norwegian and Peruvian citizens.
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