Gulen denies involvement in Turkey coup attempt
The movement of the US-based Islamic cleric Fethullah Gulen has denied any involvement in the Turkish military coup attempt, Associated Press reported.
The Alliance for Shared Values says "we condemn any military intervention in (the) domestic politics of Turkey.
A chaotic night began late Friday with reports of soldiers trying to wrestle control of bridges and key functions in major cities, and turned into a nightmare when army helicopters began airstrikes and shelled key locations in the capital, Ankara, Anadolu reported
Bombs struck near the Turkish Grand Assembly, witnesses said.
Airborne shelling at several locations including the ruling AK Party headquarters, the presidential complex and the General Staff have been reported.
Prime Minister Binali Yildirim later announced a no-fly zone has been enforced above Ankara, adding that army commanders, including Chief of Staff Hulusi Akar, are on duty and working to stop the illegal military action.
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