The American embassy was fired in Ankara

In Ankara on Ataturka Boulevard, unknown people fired at the American embassy. According to CNN Turk, this happened last Sunday at about 5 pm.

The victims or material injuries were not reported.

Shooting was led from a white car with unidentified numbers. Eyewitnesses reported four to five shots. After shelling, the car disappeared in the direction of General Street.

A large number of police officers quickly arrived at the scene. Now police officers are looking for attackers throughout the city.

Turkish -American relations sharply aggravated, after on August 1, Trump introduced personal sanctions against two Turkish ministers - the heads of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Ministry of Justice Suleiman Soil and Abdulhamite Gulia. The sanctions were imposed for the persecution of the American pastor Andrew Branson, who is in Turkey under house arrest on charges of cooperation with the movement of Fethullah Gulen, recognized as terrorist in Turkey.

On August 10, Trump announced an increase of up to 20 percent of aluminum imports from Turkey and up to 50 percent for imports of Turkish steel. This led to a sharp drop in the course of the Turkish lira. In response, Erdogan urged his fellow citizens to buy national currency.