Diyarbakir, in southeastern Turkey, the curfew.

Diyarbakir, in southeastern Turkey, the curfew.

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In the southeast of Turkey in clashes between police and Kurdish protesters dead cases. The man of 22 was killed in Diyarbakir.

In the city live mainly Kurds. It is very restless since the parliamentary elections on Sunday. Opponents of Erdogan, whose AK Party received an absolute majority, have erected barricades at various places. There are heard explosions and gunfire.

In parts of the town a curfew. Which goes at 17.00, was announced over loudspeakers on the mosques and police cars.

Air raid

The Turkish army has been bombing on positions of the PKK in southeastern Turkey and northern Iraq.

The airstrike was the first since the election, which meant, contrary to expectations a resounding victory for the AK Party. The party lost its absolute majority in June, but now I can rule alone.

International observers have criticized the elections. They say that is not democratically run by intimidation and violence.

Opponents arrested

The Turkish authorities have today raided several places in what is called an anti-terrorist operation. In the western province of Izmir dozens of people were arrested.

Among those arrested are people with a senior management position and a number of police officers. They were followers Fethullah Gülen, the main opponent of President Erdogan.