On Saturday, in a suicide car bombing in the city of Kayseri, killed around 14 soldiers and left many injured. All 14 turkish soldiers were off-duty who were targeted.
The government said "all signs so far suggested the the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) was behind the bombing in the city of Kayseri, a usually calm industrial hub in the heart of Anatolia."
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that the "acts of terror" in Turkey were "aiming at all 79 million of our citizens together with our soldiers and police."
"We will fight decisively against these terror organisations in the spirit of a national mobilisation," he said.
Turkey has seen a lot of blood-shed in the year 2016 with the repeated bomb-attacks that have killed around many people. The attacks were mostly planned by Rebels and Kurdish terrorists.
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