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Ankara twin blast in three questions

The Oct. 10 attack targeting a peace rally in the capital Ankara left at least 95 dead and 246 wounded, marking the largest single terror attack in the country's history.

Here are our known answers so far to three questions related to the attack.

1.Where and when did the attack happen? Who did it target?

Those responsible for Ankara attack should resign: CHP

All political figures with responsibility in the Oct 10 attack in Ankara, where at least 86 people were killed, should resign, the main opposition CHP saysAll political figures who have negligence in the Oct. 10 attack in Ankara, where at least 86 people were killed, should resign, the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) said in a written statement. 

Four terror groups may be behind Ankara attack: Turkish PM

Turkish PM Davuto?lu declares three-day national mourning after the Ankara twin bombing, a possible suicide attack, on a peace rallyTurkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davuto?lu declared a three-day national mourning after the Oct. 10 twin bomb attack on a peace rally in Ankara, also singling out four outlawed organizations as possible suspects of the country's largest terror tragedy ever. 

At least 20 killed in twin blast in Turkey's Ankara ahead of rally: Report

Two explosions shook a road junction in the center of the Turkish capital Ankara on Oct. 10, causing many casualties including fatalities, ahead of a "peace" meeting, Do?an News Agency reported.

At least 20 were killed, the agency said. 

Broadcaster NTV also reported from the field that at least 10 people were killed.

CHP outlines communication strategy for snap election

The Republican People's Party (CHP) has specified its communication guidelines ahead of the Nov. 1 general election, asking members to "avoid all statements that intimidate ethnic or religious minorities." 

It also requested that party members avoid placing placards and posters at historic, cultural or religious buildings for propaganda purposes. 

CHP leader aspires for a Turkey as brave as Iran in fight against corruption

Turkey needs to be as courageous as neighboring Iran concerning corruption allegations involving governmental officials, the country's main opposition leader said, recalling how Iran has charged Babak Zanjani, an Iranian businessman currently imprisoned in Iran on corruption charges who was connected to Turkey's massive 2013 graft case.

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