Turkish authorities have arrested eight more people in connection with the New Year's Eve massacre in Istanbul—including two foreign nationals at the city's airport on Tuesday—but the suspected gunman who shot and killed at least 39 people in the Reina nightclub remains at large.
Here's what we know so far:
- The authorities continue to search for the suspect, but despite releasing a picture Monday of the man they believe to be responsible, they have yet to name him officially.
- According to Turkey's Hurriyet newspaper, a woman identified as the wife of the suspect told police she did not know her husband was a member of the Islamic State group, after they arrested her as part of the investigation. The paper didn't name the woman or her husband.
Authorities on Tuesday detained two foreign nationals at Istanbul airport as part of its investigation, though it didn't release details of the pair's nationality. Turkey's airports and borders are on high alert as the authorities continue the manhunt. According to the state-run Anadolu Agency, another six people were arrested in raids Monday night.
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