Tanks opened fire at Turkish parliament

- Tanks opened fire at the Turkish parliament in Ankara.

n Turkey there is great confusion about who is in power after the coup attempt by a section of the army Friday. According to the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will be soon the revolt of the soldiers beaten down and will pay the perpetrators,, a high price. ',, This is an act of a small minority within the army, '' Erdogan said on CNN Turk.

The Turkish military, however, said to have taken control. That happened just after Prime Minister Binali Yildirim had reported that a small part of the army an attempt had been made to a coup. Around midnight there were reports of shots in Istanbul and Ankara attack helicopters above.
  
    
     
      
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In an issued statement saying the army that human rights are respected. Law enforcement will remain the top priority, according to the military. The reason for the coup was declared that the government has violated the democratic laws and the strict separation of church and state.

is a nationwide curfew decreed by the Turkish state broadcaster TRT. Airports are closed and portions of the Internet and social media are disabled. The two bridges over the Bosphorus between the Asian and European part of Turkey have been closed by the military.

US Secretary of State John Kerry and his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov, who fought in Moscow talks, said they hope to avoid bloodshed.
  
  
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A source at the EU keeps Turkey eye as a candidate, said the coup attempt very seriously to take. According to him, the coup prepared by a considerable part of the army. Soldiers have taken according to this source strategic points in Istanbul and check out some of the media and the airports.