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Two far-leftist groups with alleged links to the Kurdish militant group PKK carried out two bombings in Turkey this week, Ankara's Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu said on Friday. A prison guard was killed in an explosion that hit a bus in Turkey's northwestern province of Bursa on Wednesday. A day later, an attacker placed a bomb in Istanbul's Gaziosmanpasa district outside the offices of a non-governmental organization. "We identified the perpetrators of both attacks, in Bursa and Istanbul. They are affiliated with two organisations subcontracting for the PKK (Kurdistan Workers Party)," Soylu told broadcaster NTV in an interview. He said the MLKP and the DKP-BOG -

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