latest news At least 10 dead in explosions from 2 suicide bombs at Istanbul's Ataturk Airport

At least 10 dead in explosions from 2 suicide bombs at Istanbul's Ataturk Airport

At least 10 dead in explosions from 2 suicide bombs at Istanbul's Ataturk Airport

Two blasts have shaken Istanbul's Ataturk air terminal, killing no less than 10 individuals and injuring around 20 others, Turkey's equity pastor and another authority said Tuesday. 

Bekir Bozdag said that as per preparatory data, "a terrorist at the global terminal passage initially started shooting with a Kalashnikov and after that exploded himself." 

Another authority said two assailants exploded explosives at the passage of the worldwide terminal after police terminated at them. 

The official, who talked on state of secrecy in accordance with government convention, said he was refering to data from the inside service. It wasn't promptly clear why his record of the quantity of aggressors was diverse to the equity minister's. 

The authority said the assailants exploded themselves before entering the x-beam security check at the airplane terminal passage. 

Turkish airplane terminals have security checks at both at the passage of terminal structures and after that later before section to flight entryways. 

Observer Ercan Ceyhan told CNN-Turk that he saw somewhere in the range of 30 ambulances enter the air terminal. 

Streets around the air terminal were fixed off for customary activity after the assault and a few ambulances could be seen driving forward and backward. 

The private DHA news office said the injured, among them cops, were being exchanged to Bakirkoy State Healing facility.. 

Dalia Grybauskaite, president of Lithuania, wrote "Our thoughts are with the victims of the attacks at Istanbulairport. We condemn those atrocious acts of violence."