At least two civilians were killed in PKK group memebrs attacks on a police vehicle and a private car in Turkey's southeastern Sirnak province on Wednesday, according to eyewitnesses, Anadolu agency reported.
Relatives of the victims said PKK's members first attacked a police vehicle with rocket propelled grenade and long-barreled weapons, but shells hit an apartment building nearby instead and critically wounded Bahattin Sevinik, 50.
His family and neighbors set out to rush Sevinik to hospital, but this time terrorists shelled their car with long-barreled guns, wounding his neighbor Suphi Sarak, 50.
Both men were taken to Cizre State Hospital, where they succumbed to their injuries.
The PKK -- designated a terrorist organization by Turkey, the U.S. and EU -- renewed its armed campaign against the Turkish state in the aftermath of the July 20 suicide bombing in Suruc district that killed 33 people.