The phone call that changed the taxi driver's fate in the TUSAŞ attack

It has emerged that the terrorists conducted reconnaissance at the site one day before the attack in Ankara and had actually planned to go with a different taxi driver on the day of the attack.

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The phone call that changed the taxi driver's fate in the TUSAŞ attack

Details continue to emerge regarding the terrorist attack on the TUSAŞ facility in Ankara. According to a report by Tolga Şardan from T24, it has been revealed that the terrorists conducted reconnaissance at the G1 gate of TUSAŞ one day before the incident and had taken the number of the taxi driver they used on the day of the reconnaissance to return to the scene on the day of the attack.

IF HE HAD ANSWERED THE PHONE...

As reported by Şardan, the terrorists called the taxi driver whose number they had taken on the day of the reconnaissance on the day of the attack; however, the driver did not answer the phone. Upon this, the terrorists boarded the vehicle of taxi driver Murat Arslan, who was on the other side of the road and lost his life in the attack.

After killing taxi driver Murat Arslan, who was unaware of anything, on the road, the terrorists carried out the terrorist attack with the weapons and ammunition they had brought with them.

News Source: 12punto