Attack on Syrian Consulate in Istanbul stopped

Attack on Syrian Consulate in Istanbul stopped

ISTANBUL - Hurriyet Daily News
Attack on Syrian Consulate in Istanbul stopped

Unidentified attackers targeted the Syrian Consulate building in Istanbul last night but were stopped by the police forces, reports claimed.

Five person were taken into custody for allegedly planning to attack the building with the Molotov coctails that were found in their possession.

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