ANKARA: Turkey said on Wednesday that a deadly attack was carried out at the headquarters of Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAS) near Ankara, while m...

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Officials in Turkey say that a deadly attack has been carried out at the headquarters of Turkish Aerospace Industries near the capital Ankara.

Witnesses said they heard gunfire and a loud explosion at the site near Ankara.

A deadly attack was carried out at the Turkish Aerospace Industries' headquarters near Ankara on Wednesday, the government said, as broadcasters showed footage of several armed assailants entering the building amid reports of gunfire and a loud explosion. More information with FRANCE 24's correspondent in Ankara, Jasper Mortimer.

ANKARA: Turkiye said on Wednesday (Oct 23) that a deadly attack was carried out at the headquarters of Turkish Aerospace Industries (TUSAS) near Ankara, while media reported a loud explosion at the site and showed footage of an exchange of gunfire there. "A terrorist attack was carried out against the TUSA

Four people were killed and 14 others wounded in an attack on the headquarters of a top Turkish defence firm near Ankara, Turkish officials said Wednesday.

Turkey terror attack: The cause and perpetrators of the blast and subsequent gunfire remained unclear. Some media reports claimed a suicide attack had occurred and that there were hostages inside the building. Officials have not confirmed this.

The cause of the explosion and the subsequent gunfire remained unclear, with some media reports claiming a suicide attack had occurred. Emergency services were dispatched to the site, Anadolu reported.

Local media broadcast footage showing clouds of smoke and a large fire raging at the site

Turkish Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya said a number of people were killed or injured in the attack at the Turkish Aerospace Industries facility in the capital, Ankara.

Footage from local media showed thick smoke and a large fire engulfing the site in Kahramankazan, about 40 kilometres north of Ankara.