According to Turkish Penal Code Article 82/1-c, if the crime of intentional killing is committed by “fire, flood, demolition, sinking, or bombing, or by employing nuclear, biological, or chemical weapons,” the perpetrator will be sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment. The main reason behind the aggravation of punishment under this law is that the perpetrator triggers the forces of nature while committing his act, creating a general risk scenario for unnamed people. Furthermore, committing the crime of intentional killing with this method makes it difficult for the victim to defend himself, and the possibility of preventing the death result is removed or reduced. In the examination of the act of intentional homicide by creating a general danger, it is necessary to address the issue of the combination. In the event that intentional killing is committed with acts that create a general danger, which are regulated as a separate crime in the Code, a compound crime is mentioned. However, there will be no compound crime in terms of other acts that do not constitute an independent crime but are listed in Article 82/1-c of the TPC. There is no provision preventing the application of the provisions of unjust provocation in the crime of intentional killing by creating a general danger and using dangerous vehicles. In addition, the fact that this qualified case is related to the means used in the commission of the crime does not prevent the application of unjust provocation in the case. For this reason, if the perpetrator commits a crime under the influence of the fury or severe pain caused by the unjust words or behavior arising from the victim or the deceased, the sentence may be reduced due to unjust provocation.