Turkey warns of more strikes against Kurdish militants in Iraq and Syria after bombing in Ankara

BEIRUT (AP) — Turkey’s foreign minister says Kurdish militants behind a suicide bombing in the Turkish capital face robust retaliation against their positions in Syria and Iraq. Hakan Fidan says the militant group will “regret” having carried out the bombing. The outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party, or PKK, claimed responsibility for the attack outside the Interior Ministry on Sunday. Two police officers were wounded in the attack. Turkish warplanes have already conducted two airstrikes against suspected Kurdish militant sites in northern Iraq following Sunday’s attack. Meanwhile, dozens of people with suspected links to the Kurdish militants have been detained in a series of raids in Turkey.