The suspected activists were "killed" on June 25 subsequent to rejecting the armed force's notices at the Syrian-Turkish outskirt while attempting to cross, the sources said.
On Tuesday, three suicide aircraft opened flame and after that exploded themselves in Istanbul's primary airplane terminal, killing 42 individuals in the deadliest of a progression of suicide assaults in Turkey this year.
The security sources said one of the suspected activists slaughtered at the weekend, a Syrian national, had flown from Damascus to the Kurdish-controlled fringe city of Qamishli on June 21. They distributed a photograph of the utilized ticket.
The activist was thought to arrange a suicide assault in the Turkish capital or the southern region of Adana, home to Incirlik, a noteworthy base utilized by U.S. what's more, Turkish strengths through which some coalition air strikes against Islamic State are completed.
(Reporting by Tulay Karadeniz; Writing by Humeyra Pamuk; Editing by Daren Butler and Janet Lawrence)
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