PKK behind July carnage

December 17 2008 17:58:41

PKK behind July carnage

Hurriyet Daily News with wires

The indictment said the PKK was responsible for the explosions.

Prosecutor Murat Yönder said in his indictment that two of the suspects should stand trial for potential sentences of life imprisonment for "destructing the unity of the state and integrity of the country."

The other seven suspects will be tried for being a member of the PKK/Kongra-Gel terrorist group and for keeping explosives. The trials will be held at an Istanbul court soon.

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