Erdogan: Terrorism Does Not Have Religion, Nation, Custom

SAKARYA - Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday that terrorism, regardless of wherever it came from, did not have religion, nation and custom.
Attending a meeting in northwestern province of Sakarya, Erdogan referred to the terrorist attacks in Gungoren neighborhood of Istanbul, and said that 17 citizens were killed and 154 others were injured due to the bombs planted by terrorists.
Erdogan offered condolences to families of victims, and he condemned terrorism and terrorists.
He said that terrorism was a phenomenon and it was not definite when, where, how and why terrorism would hit people.
Erdogan called on citizens to unite against terrorism, and he said that terrorism would be eradicated from Turkey.
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