Türkiye declares one-day national mourning over killing of Hamas leader

Ankara, Aug 2 (UNI) Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday declared a day of national mourning on Friday over the killing of Hamas Politburo chief Ismail Haniyeh.
"One-day national mourning has been declared tomorrow (Aug. 2) to show our support for the Palestinian cause and solidarity with our Palestinian brothers and sisters due to the martyrdom of Hamas Politburo Chief Ismail Haniyeh," Erdogan said Thursday on the social media platform X.
"I remember Ismail Haniyeh and all Palestinian martyrs with mercy, and on behalf of myself and my nation, I express my condolences to the Palestinian people," he added.

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JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):- Members of the Rehari Market Association burning tyres during a demonstration in protest against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-27U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):- Members of the Rehari Market Association burning tyres during a demonstration in protest against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-26U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):- Members of the Rehari Market Association burning tyres during a demonstration in protest against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-25U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):- Members of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association burning tyres during a demonstration in protest against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-24U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):- Members of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association protesting against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-23U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):- Members of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association protesting against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-22U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):- Members of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association protesting against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-21U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):- Members of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association protesting against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-20U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):- Members of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association protesting against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-19U

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JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):-Shops closed after Jammu Bandh call by various organisations over Terrorists attack on Tourists in Pahalgam, in Jammu on Wednesday.UNI PHOTO-3U

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JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):-Shops closed after Jammu Bandh call by various organisations over Terrorists attack on Tourists in Pahalgam, in Jammu on Wednesday.UNI PHOTO-1U

JAMMU, APR 23 (UNI):-Members of various Hindu organizations, along with BJP leaders, protest against the Pahalgam terrorist attack on tourists, in Jammu on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-15U