Turkey detains 250 in terrorist clamp-down
Reports are emerging from Turkey of a major anti-terrorism sweep across thirteen of the country's provinces in an operation against both PKK (Kurdish rebel group in Turkey) and ISIS. &nbsp;The clampdown comes just days after 32 people were killed and another 100 were injured by a suicide bomber in the town of Suruc, on the Turkish Syrian border: the bomber was subsequently found to have been a 20 year-old Turkish student that had been radicalised by ISIS.
This is the first time that Turkey has carried out airstrikes against IS on Syrian territory. Three Turkish F-16 fighter jets took off from an air base in the southeastern province of Diyarbakir and bombed three IS targets, Turkish authorities said in a statement.

The operation was named in honor of Yalcin Nane, a non-commissioned officer who was killed in a shootout with IS militants in Turkey’s south-central province of Kilis near the Syrian border on Thursday.

On the same day, an emergency meeting on national security took place in Ankara, and was chaired by Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu. The meeting was convened in light of the terrorist attack in the city of Suruc earlier this week.

The attack, which claimed the lives of 32 people and injured more than 100, was reportedly carried out by IS militants.