泰国爆炸案主犯持中国护照经印度前往土耳其，但土耳其不 ...

泰国警察确认，泰国爆炸案主犯持中国护照，于8月30日离开孟加拉的达卡前往新德里，然后前往阿布达比，与8月31日从阿布达比前往土耳其伊斯坦布尔。先前曾被认为前往中国。

但土耳其官员否认此人入境土耳其。称无此人的入境记录.

http://m.csmonitor.com/World/Asia-South-Central/2015/0914/Thai-Turkish-officials-dispute-Bangkok-bomb-suspect-s-whereabouts

Thai, Turkish officials dispute Bangkok bomb suspect's whereabouts
Turkish authorities reject Thai police pronouncements that a man allegedly involved in the deadly bombing last month traveled to Istanbul.

A key suspect in last month's bombing at a Bangkok shrine that killed 20 people has fled to Turkey, Thai police said Monday, in another indication that the attack could be the work of members of China's ethnic Uighur minority who have sympathizers in Turkey.

But a senior Turkish government official denied that the man had escaped to the country.

"There is no record of the suspect having entered Turkey," the official said in an email on condition of anonymity in line with office policy. "Nor have the Thai authorities informed us that a terrorism suspect was traveling to Turkey."

Thai police had previously said the man, carrying a Chinese passport in the name Abudureheman Abudusataer, may have directed the Aug. 17 bombing of the Erawan Shrine. Investigations revealed that he left Thailand on Aug. 16 for Bangladesh, and police speculated that he might have gone to China.

However, national police spokesman Prawut Thavornsiri said that information gathered by Thai police and Bangladeshi officials showed that the man departed Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka, on Aug. 30 and traveled to Istanbul in Turkey as his final destination, via New Delhi and Abu Dhabi.

"He departed Dhaka on Aug. 30 for Delhi by Jet Airways," Prawut said. "From Delhi, he continued his travel to Abu Dhabi, and from Abu Dhabi he traveled on Aug. 31 to Istanbul. This is his final destination. It's clear."

This bolstered the theory that those behind the blast are Uighurs (pronounced WEE-gurs) from the Chinese region of Xinjiang who have close ties to Turkey. Several of the 12 bombing suspects for whom arrest warrants have been issued are believed to be Turkish.

After weeks of demurring, Thailand has suggested that those behind the blast may have been from a gang involved in smuggling Uighurs. But others speculate they may be separatists or Islamist extremists angry that Thailand repatriated more than 100 Uighurs to China in July.

泰国警察确认，泰国爆炸案主犯持中国护照，于8月30日离开孟加拉的达卡前往新德里，然后前往阿布达比，与8月31日从阿布达比前往土耳其伊斯坦布尔。先前曾被认为前往中国。

但土耳其官员否认此人入境土耳其。称无此人的入境记录.

http://m.csmonitor.com/World/Asia-South-Central/2015/0914/Thai-Turkish-officials-dispute-Bangkok-bomb-suspect-s-whereabouts

Thai, Turkish officials dispute Bangkok bomb suspect's whereabouts
Turkish authorities reject Thai police pronouncements that a man allegedly involved in the deadly bombing last month traveled to Istanbul.

A key suspect in last month's bombing at a Bangkok shrine that killed 20 people has fled to Turkey, Thai police said Monday, in another indication that the attack could be the work of members of China's ethnic Uighur minority who have sympathizers in Turkey.

But a senior Turkish government official denied that the man had escaped to the country.

"There is no record of the suspect having entered Turkey," the official said in an email on condition of anonymity in line with office policy. "Nor have the Thai authorities informed us that a terrorism suspect was traveling to Turkey."

Thai police had previously said the man, carrying a Chinese passport in the name Abudureheman Abudusataer, may have directed the Aug. 17 bombing of the Erawan Shrine. Investigations revealed that he left Thailand on Aug. 16 for Bangladesh, and police speculated that he might have gone to China.

However, national police spokesman Prawut Thavornsiri said that information gathered by Thai police and Bangladeshi officials showed that the man departed Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka, on Aug. 30 and traveled to Istanbul in Turkey as his final destination, via New Delhi and Abu Dhabi.

"He departed Dhaka on Aug. 30 for Delhi by Jet Airways," Prawut said. "From Delhi, he continued his travel to Abu Dhabi, and from Abu Dhabi he traveled on Aug. 31 to Istanbul. This is his final destination. It's clear."

This bolstered the theory that those behind the blast are Uighurs (pronounced WEE-gurs) from the Chinese region of Xinjiang who have close ties to Turkey. Several of the 12 bombing suspects for whom arrest warrants have been issued are believed to be Turkish.

After weeks of demurring, Thailand has suggested that those behind the blast may have been from a gang involved in smuggling Uighurs. But others speculate they may be separatists or Islamist extremists angry that Thailand repatriated more than 100 Uighurs to China in July.