EU agreement with Turkey canceled after attack

- Special meeting of eleven European countries with Turkey over the refugee crisis, Thursday in Brussels, has been canceled. After the terrorist bombing Wednesday in Ankara decided the Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Wednesday as not scheduled to leave for Brussels.

Diplomatic sources let them know it is deleted from the whole consultation. Austrian Chancellor Werner Faymann was chairman of the vergaderng that would precede wants to stay at the European summit on the conditions under which the British Government member of the European Union.

The French President Francois Hollande, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte would be at the concert. It would be an agreement between Turkey and a group of European countries called,, readiness '' in dealing with the refugee crisis. They want quick action and Turkey support generously to bring the flow of refugees there to stand.

A new date is not yet known.

The attack on buses with soldiers in Ankara claimed at least 28 lives.