INSTANBUL AIRPORT ATTACK

                                   
INSTABUL AIRPORT ATTACK

 Twin explosion at the eleventh busiest airport in the world Istanbul Turkey. Ataturk airport is the third largest airport in Europe. It is one of the most secured airport.
Its been declared that at least 28 people have been killed and dozens injured by the blast.
At least 60 people have been confirmed injured.
blasts shows vulnerabilities of soft attack.
Security was in place as the attackers did not gain access into the airport.
2 people blew themselves up at the Ataturk airport.
No claim of responsibility yet.

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