Organizer of three terrorist attacks found in Turkey

The Ankara Public Prosecutor's Office has found a key organizer of three deadly terror attacks in Turkey as part of the ongoing investigation into the Ankara bombing, which left 103 people dead. The statement by the prosecutor's office said he was a citizen of the Republic of Khalil, Ibrahim Durgun. The report added that Durgun informed Daesh leaders about the terror attacks.

Ibrahim Durgun was one of the masterminds behind the attacks in Ankara, Suruc and Diyarbakir.

Durgun met with Abdurrahman Alagez in the province of Kilis on July 19 and brought him to a Daesh apartment in Gaziantep. On July 20 he drove Alagez to the cultural center in Suruc, where Alagez blew himself up, killing 34 people.

Turkish officials were able to track Durgun, but he blew himself up in the apartment of a Daesh cell in Gaziantep.