Seven Saudis, four Iraqis, two Indians, two Tunisians and one each from France, Syria, Israel and Belgium reportedly killed
The New Year attack reinforces a sense that this nightmare is Turkey’s new reality.
News of a shooting that killed and injured scores, many of them foreigners, at an Istanbul nightclub in the early hours of New Year’s Day shook residents as well as victims’ families far beyond Turkey.
Turkish military carries out raids on Isis targets in Syria in response to attack as authorities say they are close to identifying gunman
Video shows bullets flying as a gunman approaches a nightclub in Turkey.
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Bollywood film producer and real estate tycoon, Abis Rizvi, was among the 39 killed in Istanbul’s Reina nightclub, when two gunmen reportedly dressed as Santa Claus opened fire at New Year’s Eve revelers.
So-called Islamic State says it carried out the new year attack on an Istanbul nightclub which killed 39.
Many Arab nationals among 39 killed on New Year’s Eve in Turkish capital, officials said, as one remains unidentified.
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