Three days after the explosion, Ankara's center looks like Sarajevo '92.

Three days after the explosion, Ankara's center looks like Sarajevo in 1992. Windows are broken on surrounding buildings, and holes are visible on the facades, reports Patria.

Thirty-four people were killed on Sunday when a car bomb exploded in a crowded commercial and traffic center in the heart of Turkey's capital, Ankara.

Authorities announced that more than 120 injured were transferred to hospitals, and some are still in serious condition.

The Turkish agency INA published a photo of the alleged suicide bomber Seher Çağlı Demir, suspected of carrying out the terrorist attack in Ankara.

One of the photos shows her with a sash in the colors of the Kurdish flag.

It is stated that Seher Çağlı Demir studied at the Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality in the city of Balıkesir in western Turkey and worked as a freelance journalist for the opposition newspaper "Cumhuriyet", writes Patria.