Kurdish militants have attacked a police station in southeast Turkey with a truck bomb, killing six people including a baby and two toddlers, in one of the biggest strikes since the conflict reignited in July, security officials said on Thursday.<br />The overnight blast ripped the facade off the station in the small town of Cinar.<br />A Reuters reporter saw nearby windows blown out, shop shutters mangled and streets covered in debris.<br />The mainly Kurdish region has suffered a surge in violence since a two-year ceasefire between the state and Kurdistan Workers' Party rebels collapsed, reviving an insurgency that has killed 40,000 people over three decades.<br />Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said a five-month-old baby was among the dead in Cinar, vowing in a speech that Turkey would continue its fight against "every kind of terror".
