Suspected Kurdish rebels raided a village in southeastern Turkey, killing four villagers and injuring another, an official said Friday. The raid occurred Thursday evening in the Bingol province village of Yenikoy, about 550 miles southeast of the capital Ankara, Bingol Gov. Huseyin Avni Cos said on the private NTV news channel. Cos said a group of “terrorists” the term used by Turkish government officials to describe Kurdish rebels kidnapped and tortured five villagers, killing four and severely injuring another. Kurdish rebels are active in Bingol, a predominantly Kurdish province, and there have been several clashes recently. Full Story