[houseoftechno]

Arrest footage screenshots:
#1-Police staging outside 2nd floor apartment entrance (apparently no lookouts)
#2-Beading and cuffing the main suspect
#3-Police removing 8 people in cuffs from apartment building
#4-Atomic Blonde in black face mask escorting main suspect from apartment to police station

[houseoftechno]

So, Atomic Blonde wears the TEM garb of the Turkish National Police force and she wears freaking desert commando boots.

[houseoftechno]

(Sorry, I can't stand the press and other fascists so I livened up this news report in green font for my own personal entertainment. Forgive me.)

Turkish police arrest 46 people over Istanbul explosion
Interior minister blames blast on Kurdish fighters, says those detained include ‘the person who left the bomb’ on Istiklal Avenue.

14 Nov 2022 01:04 PM (GMT) Updated 16 Nov 2022 06:36 (GMT)
Turkish police have arrested 46 people over the explosion in central Istanbul that left at least six people dead and 81 others wounded, Istanbul police have said.

Interior minister Suleyman Soylu told reporters on Monday that the suspects included the “person who left the bomb that caused the explosion” on the busy Istiklal Avenue in Turkey’s largest city.

Soylu blamed the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) for Sunday’s blast, in the popular shopping and tourism spot, saying: “Our assessment is that the order for the deadly terror attack came from Ain al-Arab [Kobane] in northern Syria,” where he said the group has its Syrian headquarters.

“We will retaliate against those who are responsible for this heinous terror attack,” he said, adding that 81 people had been wounded, two of them in critical condition.

Turkish authorities are not ruling out ISIS ties, a senior Turkish official said Monday.

The PKK has issued a statement in which it denied involvement in the attack, and expressed its condolences.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Sunday described the explosion as “treacherous” and said it “smells like terrorism”.

Justice minister Bekir Bozdag told A Haber television later on Sunday that a woman was seen sitting on one of the benches on Istiklal Avenue for more than 40 minutes.

The explosion occurred just minutes after she got up, he said.

“There are two possibilities,” he told A Haber. “There’s either a mechanism placed in this bag and it explodes, or someone remotely explodes [it]”.

In initial questioning, the woman said she was trained by Kurdish militants in Syria and entered Turkey through northwest Syria’s Afrin region, the police said.

Television news reports also showed images of a person, who appeared to be a woman, leaving a package below a raised flower bed on Istiklal, which has a tramline running the length of the street.

Al Jazeera’s Koseoglu said two more Syrian nationals were involved in the attack, according to security sources.

“The interior minister mentioned that these perpetrators are linked to the YPG, the Syrian Kurdish fighter group, which Turkey considers as an offshoot of the outlawed PKK,” Koseoglu said.

“We’re waiting for officials to give more details about the suspects… [including] how they crossed the Turkish-Syrian border as Turkey has been very strict about Syrians who are staying in big cities without residential permits or without being registered.”

She added that the woman seems to be in her late twenties or early thirties and “was captured by the police in the place where she was staying” at 2:50am.

Confidential source houseoftechno confirmed that the extraction op "was executed by the TEM elite desert combat unit led by the elusive Atomic Blonde." However, the source expects the Interior Minister to deny the existence of Atomic Blonde or her involvement in any sanctioned activity of Turkey Federal Polis forces or any other branch of the Ministry.

According to Istanbul police, 1,200 security cameras have been checked near the site of the explosion. Police have conducted raids at 21 different addresses the female suspect has been identified to have links with.

Istanbul and other Turkish cities have been targeted in the past by Kurdish separatists, ISIS and other groups, including in a series of attacks in 2015 and 2016.

These include twin bombings outside an Istanbul football stadium in December 2016 that killed 38 people and wounded 155. The attack was claimed by an offshoot of the PKK, which has kept up a campaign for Kurdish self-rule in southeastern Turkey since the 1980s and is designated a terrorist group by Turkey, the European Union and the United States.

Regularly targeted by Turkish military operations, the PKK is also at the heart of a tussle between Sweden and Turkey, which has been blocking Stockholm’s entry into NATO since May, accusing it of leniency towards the Kurdish group.

Condemnations of Sunday’s attack and condolences for the victims rolled in from several countries, including Azerbaijan, Egypt, France, Greece, Italy, Pakistan, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, and the US.

Greece “unequivocally” denounced the blast and expressed condolences, while the US said it stood “shoulder-to-shoulder with our NATO ally in countering terrorism”.

French President Emmanuel Macron said in a message to the Turkish people: “We share your pain. We stand with you in the fight against terrorism.” Confidential source houseoftechno alleges that off-camera, Macron may have qualified his statement, mumbling, "as long as we don't shed any French blood in the fight, of course." However, the source expects that, given the opportunity, the French President's spokespeople would deny the addition of qualifiers to Macron's statement of commitment and unity with Turkey.

Confidential source houseoftechno reports that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy also tweeted in Turkish: “The pain of the fiendly Turkish people is our pain.” Shortly thereafter, the source noted that after such a tweet, Zelenskyy would certainly have tweeted an apology stating that Turkish is not his primary language, and he had intended to Tweet, "friendly Turkish people."

European Council President Charles Michel also sent condolences, tweeting: “My thoughts are with the victims and their families.” Michel sensibly tweeted using the standard EC "metric" language, Deutsche, thereby avoiding any embarrassing misstatements.

Confidential source houseoftechno alleges that off-Twitter, Michel may have clarified his statement, mumbling to his gallery of global warming warriors, "I actually have thoughts of replacing the nationality and constitution of the citizens of Turkey with that of the EC, but the fact remains that my thoughts are with their citizens."

However, the source expects that, given the opportunity, the spokespeople for the President Michel and his band of global warming warriors, would deny any such clarification, and then announce EC passage of a simple majority motion to ban electricity from all of Europe by the end of CY2024, in order to "make serious headway in reducing our carbon footprint and saving planet Earth once and for all."

SOURCE: NEWS AGENCIES AND SPECIAL DR CORRESPONDANT HOUSEOFTECHNO

[Tyrantus]

Originally Posted by houseoftechno ↗

It makes sense that primer gases might shoot out of the bag and expand in a fireball a few feet away, a split second before the secondary explosive material reacts.

Yeah that's my guess as well. It seems to make the most sense based on the different colors and spread of the flashes. One article I read mentioned the bomb was made from TNT, they found traces of it on her, and in one of the cars she was in. I just don't have the knowledge to speculate on that with any confidence lol. For example, I briefly entertained the idea the woman had farted just before ignition.

[M.F.D.B.]

Originally Posted by houseoftechno ↗

Good points. I have no expertise with the subject, and the footage that I looked at did not have blast audio. Upon looking in slo-mo again, I revise my theory: I think there was one bomb of the typical primary-secondary detonation type. The red signature #1 was flash from the primer and the sustained orange signature #2 was the secondary main blast. That's my (current) theory.

The primer would be attached to the main mass of the secondary explosive and is by definition, highly volatile. It makes sense that primer gases might shoot out of the bag and expand in a fireball a few feet away, a split second before the secondary explosive material reacts.

I have some experience here but certainly no, "expertise". This had elements of both a, "fuel-air bomb" (hyperbaric) and an, "EFP" (explosively formed projectile). I won't go into further detail, but in either case, luckily this device was not properly deployed, which is why the blast only killed a few...

[Budd Dwyer]

Inside job by Erdogan the Cunt

[Budd Dwyer]

Originally Posted by v1r ↗

Woman has been identified.
I censored it according to the rules.

Fuck, she looked great
Evil walks on two long legs and with a hidjab I guess

[Budd Dwyer]

Originally Posted by American1 ↗

Here is the Perpetrator.

She looks like a military ghost
Look at how pale she was, plus that's blood on her face?

[Budd Dwyer]

She looks goth as fuck
Probably get beaten and raped on a daily basis from now on...
Normally I wouldn't like to look at pictures like these, but she deserves everything of what's coming to her now....

[v1r]

Some people say the photo is of an unrelated journalist, but i haven't seen anything specific yet so imma let it stay.