Ankara: A suspected Islamic State terrorist yesterday blew himself up in southeastern Turkey near the Syrian border during a police raid, injuring five officers.
<img title="G20 leaders pose for a group picture before the summit. Pic/PTI" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2015/nov/G20.jpg" alt="G20 leaders pose for a group picture before the summit. Pic/PTI" /> G20 leaders pose for a group picture before the summit. Pic/PTI
The suspect detonated explosives when police raided an apartment building in the town of Gaziantep suspected of being a jihadist hideout, the governor&rsquo;s office said in a statement.
The raid was conducted as part of the investigation into a double suicide bombing on October 10 in Ankara that killed 102 activists.
The attack came as leaders gathered in the Mediterranean resort city of Antalya for a G20 summit, where the fight against terrorism was a major discussion point.
On Saturday, four IS militants, travelling by car, were shot dead by the army when they approached a military checkpoint in Gaziantep. A suicide vest, assault rifles, ammunition and other explosive devices were also found in the raid at Gaziantep.

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