In the past, rockets have been fired from Syria and Iraq into Turkish territory. The threat of terrorist attacks, violence and acts of war is high along the borders with Syria and Iraq. Read our ' Travel overseas for Anzac Day' page for further information on attending the event. If you plan to travel to Türkiye to commemorate Anzac Day, understand the risks and plan ahead. If there is an attack, leave the affected area immediately if it's safe to do so. monitor the media for new and emerging threats.report suspicious activity or items to the police.keep a low profile and be aware of your surroundings.be alert to threats, especially in public places and around significant dates.Previous methods of attack have included armed assaults, suicide bombings, car bombings, rocket attacks, arson, and improvised explosive devices left in garbage bins, crowded areas, shops, and public transport.
Terrorists have also previously targeted Western interests and places associated with the Turkish security forces, such as military barracks and police vehicles. On 13 November 2022, an explosion in Istiklal caddesi, central Istanbul, killed 6 people and injured many more.Īttacks could take place anywhere and at any time, including in places visited by foreigners. Most terrorist attacks have taken place in the southeast of the country, Ankara or Istanbul. There's an ongoing high threat of terrorist attacks in Türkiye.
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