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Friday, July 1, 2016 • A7 The Daily Record, Wooster, Ohio NATION/WORLD Attackers were from Russia, Central Asia Attackers were from Russia, Central Asia By DOMINIQUE SOGUEL and SUZAN FRASER Associated Press AP photo Relatives mourn as they gather around the Turkish Relatives mourn as they gather around the Turkish ag-draped con of Habibullah Sefer, one of the ag-draped con of Habibullah Sefer, one of the victims killed Tuesday at the blasts in Istanbul’s victims killed Tuesday at the blasts in Istanbul’s Ataturk airport, during the funeral in Istanbul on Ataturk airport, during the funeral in Istanbul on Thursday. Turkish authorities have banned Thursday. Turkish authorities have banned distribution of images relating to the Ataturk airport distribution of images relating to the Ataturk airport attack within Turkey. attack within Turkey. ISTANBUL — As the death toll from the Istanbul airport attack rose Thurs- day to 44, a senior Turkish official said the three suicide bombers who carried it out were from Russia, Uzbek- istan and Kyrgyzstan, and police raided neighborhoods for suspects linked to the Is- lamic State group. Turkish authorities have said all information sug- gested the Tuesday night attack on Ataturk Airport, one of the world’s busiest, was the work of IS, which boasted this week of having cells in Turkey, among other countries. The police raided 16 lo- cations in three neighbor- hoods on both the Asian and European sides of Is- tanbul, rounding up 13 peo- ple suspected of having links to the Islamic State group. There was no immediate claim of responsibility by the militant group, which has used Turkey as a cross- ing point to establish itself in neighboring Syria and Iraq. IS has repeatedly threatened Turkey in its propaganda publications, and the NATO member has blamed IS for several major bombings in the past year in both Ankara and Istanbul. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, appearing at the opening of a suspension bridge in northwestern Turkey with Prime Minis- ter Binali Yildirim, made a vague reference to “forces” that don’t want the country to succeed and are using terrorism. He referred to the sepa- ratist Kurdistan Workers’ Party, or PKK, the Syrian Kurdish militia YPG and the Islamic State group. “They have been let loose against us by the forces who hold their leashes,” Erdogan said. “The bombs that explode in our country today will to- morrow explode in the hands of those who sent them.” A senior official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because govern- ment regulations did not authorize him to talk to the media, said the attackers were from Russia and the Central Asian nations of Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzs- tan. He could not confirm media reports that the Rus- sian was from the restive Dagestan region in the Caucasus mountains. A medical team was working around the clock to identify the attackers, the official said, noting their bodies had suffered extensive damage. Kyrgyzstan’s Foreign Ministry denied that an at- tacker came from that country, saying its repre- sentatives had talked to Turkish officials who said the identities were still to be determined. Asked about the possible involvement of a Russian in the attacks, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said he had no information on the issue. There was no comment from Uzbekistan. Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that between 5,000 and 7,000 people from Russia and other nations of the former Soviet Union have joined the Islamic State group in Syria and Iraq. 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