Three people were wounded on Thursday when two Katyusha-type rockets fired from an area in Syria controlled by "Islamic State" (ISIS) terrorists slammed into the center of a Turkish town close to the Syrian border, a report said, according to AFP.
The rockets hit the center of the town of Kilis the Dogan news agency reported. Ambulances were sent to the scene as police threw a security cordon around the area.
Dogan said one of the rockets hit a building used by Syrian refugees and two of those wounded were Syrian citizens. Another person was wounded by the second rocket and police also evacuated a school nearby.