Overview
- Turkish police said Tuesday's shooting outside the Yapi Kredi Plaza complex left one attacker dead, two others wounded and detained, and two officers lightly hurt.
- Hours later, the interior minister announced the arrest of two people suspected of helping the gunmen as the investigation expanded.
- The minister said the attackers' identities are known, that one had ties to a group that exploits religion, and that another has prior drug convictions.
- Officials reported the trio came from Izmit in a rented car, wore camouflage, and opened fire on police near the complex, though the intended target has not been confirmed.
- Authorities said the Israeli post has been closed for about two and a half years with no staff inside, a detail that could prompt security reviews at other quiet diplomatic sites.