The truck could be seen afterward on one edge of the market after having traveled about 250 feet through stalls and shoppers.
The attack in Germany involved a public space, an emblem of common ground and open society.
The shooting of a Russian ambassador caused global alarm, but an armed conflict between Turkey and Russia is unlikely.
Since 2015, more than 380 people have been killed in major attacks throughout Turkey.
The president called his action a permanent ban, but Donald J. Trump and a Republican Congress will be able to roll back some recent environmental rules.
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