Two rockets have landed near a Mediterranean resort town in Turkey, hitting open ground and a shelter used by fishermen. It said the rockets were fired from a mountainous area near a highway linking the resort of Kemer to the city of Antalya. Three Turkish soldiers were wounded in an armed attack on their military vehicle near Antalya in August. Turkish tourism has been hit by a series of Islamic State and Kurdish bombings, a failed coup in July and tensions with Russia, whose citizens are among the main visitors to Turkish resorts. The number of foreign visitors to Turkey dropped 38% in August.

Source: The Guardian October 14, 2016 11:03 UTC