A woman assists a mother who lost a relative, outside a forensic medicine building close to Istanbul's airport on June 29, 2016, a day after a suicide bombing and gun attack targeted Istanbul's airport, killing at least 41 people.
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The daughter of Siddik Turgan, a man who was killed in the airport attack, reacts as her father's coffin is carried nearby during his funeral ceremony in Istanbul, a day after a suicide bombing and gun attack targeted Istanbul's airport, killing at least 41 people.
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A Turkish police officer reacts at Ataturk airport's main gate after two explosions, followed by gunfire, hit Turkey's biggest airport, killing at least 41 people.
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Children and their relatives embrace as they leave Ataturk airport in Istanbul after a terrorist attack on June 28, 2016.
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A mother of victims killed in the attack on Istanbul's airport reacts outside a forensic medicine building near the airport, a day after suicide bombings and gun attack.
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A airplane pilot walks past a cordoned off area outside Ataturk airport's international arrivals terminal.
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Officials walk inside Turkey's largest airport, Istanbul Ataturk, Turkey, following a blast June 28, 2016.
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A view of the entrance of the Ataturk international airport after two suicide bombers opened fire before blowing themselves up at the entrance.
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Medics evacuate a wounded person from Ataturk Airport after gunmen opened fire on passengers outside of a security checkpoint. At least 41 people were killed and more than 230 injured.
Ambulances swarm Turkey's Ataturk airport after suicide bombers brandishing AK-47's opened fire inside the terminals before blowing themselves up.
Medics evacuate the wounded after a gruesome suicide bombing at Istanbul Ataturk airport on Tuesday.
Victims of a suicide bombing lie on the street outside of Istanbul's Ataturk Airport. One of the attackers blew himself up as he fired his machine gun at passengers, while another was shot by police but still managed to detonate his explosive vest.
Passengers are stranded outside Turkey's largest airport, Istanbul Ataturk, as authorities search for clues to the attackers' identities.
Children are comforted by their relatives as they leave Ataturk airport, site of a horrific suicide bombing on June 28. All flights were suspended after the attack.
Turkish anti-riot police guard the main entrance to Ataturk airport after attackers targeted both the international and domestic terminal in suicide bombings.
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The wounded congregate outside of Istanbul Ataturk airport after suicide attacks killed at least 36 and wounded 150 more.
Police guard the entrance to Turkey's airport after a massive suicide bombing. As of press time, authorities claimed signs pointed to ISIS as the culprit for the attack.
