Turkey Unrest Update: Two suicide bombers blows themselves up in a city near Ankara as Turkish police approach them

The scene of the bombing 

Suicide bombers that are believed to be a male and female have blown themselves up near the Turkish capital, Ankara, after Turkish police approach, asking them to surrender their weapons.

Ankara state news agency known as Anadolu reports as saying; there is a believed that the two suicide bombers were planning on carrying out an attack with the car in part of the state.

Erkan Topaca said police had found the pair hiding at a horse farm in the district of Haymana, just outside the capital.

He said: "The organisation they are connected to is not clear yet but according to information we have received it is highly likely that (the man) is linked to the PKK (Kurdistan Workers Party)."

Some plastic explosives and ammonium nitrate were found with the vehicle.

There have been attacks and bombings on Turkish soil by the Kurdish militants since a ceasefire broke down in 2015 and Erdogan the Turkish president has vowed to protect Turkey from the PKK militants.

From the way the unrest is occurring there is no sign of the insurgency ending anytime soon because not even either party has shown any sign of negotiating a peace-deal a correspondence said.