News Wrap: Deadly car bomb rocks Ankara
Clip: 2/17/2016 | 5m 6s
A car bomb killed at least 28 people and wounded 61 in Turkey's capital of Ankara.
In our news wrap Wednesday, a car bomb killed at least 28 people and wounded 61, hitting a number of military buses in Turkey's capital of Ankara. Also, convoys carrying humanitarian aid made their way to besieged parts of Syria, part of an agreement between the Assad government and the U.N.
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News Wrap: Deadly car bomb rocks Ankara
Clip: 2/17/2016 | 5m 6s
In our news wrap Wednesday, a car bomb killed at least 28 people and wounded 61, hitting a number of military buses in Turkey's capital of Ankara. Also, convoys carrying humanitarian aid made their way to besieged parts of Syria, part of an agreement between the Assad government and the U.N.
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