At least two people have been killed and several wounded in a car bomb explosion outside a courthouse in the Turkish city of Izmir.
Two attackers are believed to have been shot dead by police, who are now seeking a third assailant.
Kurdish PKK militants were behind a car bombing outside a courthouse that killed two people in the Turkish city of Izmir, a governor said.
Provincial governor Erol Ayyildiz said a "clash erupted" after officers stopped a vehicle at a police checkpoint in front of Bayrakli courthouse.
"In this clash, terrorists detonated the car bomb while trying to escape," he told reporters.
A police officer and a courthouse employee were killed in the attack, he added.
Police shot dead two of the attackers who were armed with Kalashnikov rifles and grenades.
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