Hundreds of Protesters in Austia Related Protest Bombing in Istanbul

Hundreds of Protesters in Austia Related Protest Bombing in Istanbul

Hundreds of Protesters in Austia Related Protest Bombing in Istanbul - The demonstrators in Vienna, Austria, Sunday (07/03/2016), protesting the attack on the Ataturk airport, Istanbul, Turkey, on Tuesday (06/28/2016) night. The demonstrators accused the government of Austria had supported the militant Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK). Both in Austria and Turkey samasama to label the PKK as a terrorist organization.

Hundreds of people waving Turkish flags were red, as reported by Voice of America on Monday (04/07/2016). Others bring along 10 meter flag, marched towards Joseph Fields, which is a historic castle courtyard in Vienna, Austria. They are protesting the attack on the Ataturk airport last week that killed 45 people and injured 250 others. Massa has accused the Austrian government element in supporting the PKK militants.

"The Austrian government needs to convey their resistance," said Metlhe (27), adding, "The government allowed the PKK to be here."

While other protesters, Mustafa Koca, saying, "If the PKK in any district (in Austria), they should be thrown out."

The demonstrators were disappointed with the news that three attackers airport was believed to be a citizen of Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia. Turkey and citizens of Turkish descent is one of the largest minority group in Austria. The demonstrators say they are against the hate-mongers of all groups, not just the PKK.