Turkey's Government Believes It Was The Islamic State Who Were Responsible For Saturday's Terror Bombings In Ankara

Reuters: Islamic State is prime suspect in Turkey bombing, as protests erupt

Turkey's government said on Monday Islamic State was the prime suspect in suicide bombings that killed at least 97 people in Ankara, but opponents vented anger at President Tayyip Erdogan at funerals, universities and courthouses.

Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said Saturday's bombing, the worst of its kind on Turkish soil, was intended to influence the outcome of November polls Erdogan hopes will restore the AK party he founded to an overall parliamentary majority. There is no question of postponing the vote, officials have said.

"It was definitely a suicide bombing," Davutoglu said in an interview broadcast live on Turkey's NTV. "DNA tests are being conducted. It was determined how the suicide bombers got there. We're close to a name, which points to one group."

More News On The Investigation Behind Saturday's Terror Bombings In Ankara

Turkey's Political Parties Trade Blame After Bombings -- VOA
Ankara bombings: ISIS focus of Turkey's investigation -- CNN
Islamic State Primary Suspect in Deadliest Turkey Attack -- Bloomberg
Report: Turkey bombing investigators probe ISIL link -- USA Today
Turkey prime minister says ISIS suspected of carrying out deadly Ankara bombing -- FOX News
Turkish investigators focus bombing probe on ISIL -- Al Jazeera
Deadly bombings spark fear in Turkey ahead of elections -- CBS
PKK to keep to ceasefire as conflict drags on in Turkey's southeast -- Reuters