The shock has not yet passed through Istanbul, three days after the large bomb explosion that occurred on Sunday afternoon in the heart of the Turkish city.
A woman has been arrested for the Istiklal Street explosion, who, according to Turkish authorities, confessed to being trained by the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK). The Syrian woman, who was arrested on Sunday night after the blast, has reportedly confessed to carrying out the bombing on Istiklal Avenue in the heart of Istanbul.
The bomb, according to information from Turkish authorities, consisted of "high-powered TNT". Ahlam Albasir, who is accused of the tragedy in one of the most touristic spots of Istanbul, is said to have studied her movements very well.
Security cameras from the area filmed him walking and sitting for about 45 minutes on benches around the blast site.

In the footage published by the Istanbul Police Department, the woman's movements are seen minute by minute.
50 people have been interrogated, including the attacker, who was arrested 10 hours after the terrorist attack, the Syrian citizens who helped the woman, but she herself, are in custody.