Terror Attack On U.S Embassy In Turkey: Westerners Warned To 'Be Vigilant' As Suicide Bomber Blows Himself Up At Security Gates -- Daily Mail
* Bomb appeared to have exploded inside embassy's security checkpoint
* Turkish television said a security guard was killed at the entrance
* British Foreign Secretary William Hague condemns the attack
Westerners in Turkey have been warned to be vigilant after a suicide bomber detonated an explosive today in front of the U.S. Embassy in Ankara.
The blast in the capital killed the bomber and a guard at the entrance gate before the British mission in Istanbul made clear officials feared there could be further outrages.
The White House condemned the attack on the U.S. Embassy as 'an act of terror' while the British embassy warned Westerners to 'be vigilant'.
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