Today in the morning in the Turkish province of Igdir a car was blown up with the police guarding the customs checkpoint at Dilucu on the border with the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic of Azerbaijan.
As a result of the terrorist attack 12 policemen were killed, Anatolian Agency reports.
The car hit a mine when passing through the village Hasankhan. The explosion had numerous people wounded.
Citizens go to Igdir State Hospital to donate blood for the wounded. Authorities are holding a counter-terrorist operation in the region. -06D-
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