Türkiye Mourns Victims of Tragic Kahramanmaras School Shooting President Erdogan and international leaders express deep sorrow and offer condolences following a devastating school shooting in Kahramanmaras, Türkiye, which claimed nine lives and injured thirteen others. An investigation into the incident, carried out by an eighth-grade student, is ongoing. A somber mood has fallen over Türkiye following a devastating school shooting in the Kahramanmaras province. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed profound sorrow and extended his heartfelt condolences to all those impacted by the tragedy, stating that the incident has "deeply saddened Türkiye, especially our beloved children. " In a message shared on his social media platform, N sosyal, President Erdogan lamented the loss of "bright children and a devoted educator" and offered prayers for their souls. The nation is reeling from the news that nine individuals lost their lives and thirteen others sustained injuries, with six in critical condition, according to Turkish Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftci. The president assured the public that a thorough investigation is underway, with public prosecutors, civil administration, and education inspectors diligently working to uncover every detail of the incident. Governor Mukerrem Unluer of Kahramanmaras identified the perpetrator as an eighth-grade student from Ayser Calik Secondary School. The motive behind the attack remains unclear. The student reportedly entered two classrooms, wielding firearms concealed in a backpack, and unleashed a barrage of gunfire indiscriminately. Those injured are currently undergoing urgent surgical procedures, and their conditions are reported as critical. The suspected attacker also perished, though it is still undetermined whether his death was self-inflicted or a consequence of the chaotic events. Initial investigations suggest the firearms may have belonged to the student's father, who is a former police officer. Reports indicate the student brought five firearms and seven magazines to the school. International expressions of solidarity have poured in. Azerbaijan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs conveyed deep sadness over the attacks in their "brotherly country Türkiye," offering their sympathies to the bereaved families. Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić also shared his profound grief on social media, extending sympathy to President Erdogan and the victims' families, and wishing a speedy recovery to the injured