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Лидеры Южного Кавказа осудили террористические атаки в Париже.

Лидеры Южного Кавказа осудили террористические атаки в Париже.

14 November 2015

В пятницу вечером Париж подвергся серий террористических атак. В двух округах и на стадионе "Стад де Франс" одновремменно произошли шесть нападений террористов-смертников. По официальным данным Парижа на утро субботы, погибли 128 человек, более 180 получили ранения, 99 - тяжелые.

Мировые лидеры сразу же направили свои глубочайшие соболезнования и выразили свою солидрность Франции в эти тяжелые минуты для страны.

В своем микроблоге глава Еврокомиссии Жан-Клод Юнкер заявил о своей "солидарности с Францией и французами", "все мои мысли с вами" - добавил он.

Верховный посланник Евросоюза по внешней политике Федерика Могерини написала, что "следит с болью и ужасом за событиями в Париже".

Британский премьер-министр Дэвид Кэмерон "шокирован случившимся" и готов предоставить Франции "любую помощь".

Госсекретарь США Джон Керри выражает "солидарность во имя принципов Свободы, Равенства и Братства".

Глава турецкого правительства Ахмед Давотоглу написал, что "мишенью терактов было все человечество".

Президент России глубоко соболезнует в связи с "серией чудовищных терактов в Париже".

Свои соболезнования также направили лидеры стран Южного Кавказа.

В своем письме Франсуа Олланду президент Азербайджана сказал, что "Мы крайне возмущены этим ужасным происшествием, решительно осуждаем терроризм, всячески поддерживаем борьбу со всеми его проявлениями. В эти тяжелые моменты мы вместе с народом Франции, вместе с Вами."

Президента Армении со своей стороны заявил, что "Глубоко потрясен известием о беспрецедентных по масштабам терактах в Париже. Решительно осуждаю эти чудовищные действия, унесшие жизни многих невинных людей", - говорится в телеграмме.

Премьер-министр Грузии Ираклий Гарибашвили заявил, что это "шокирующая трагедия" в Париже "объединяет весь цивилизованный мир в знак солидарности с Францией и французским народом. С другой стороны, это объединяет нас в борьбе против огромного зла - терроризма", заявил премьер-министр Гарибашвили.

Президент Маргвелашвили заявил в своем послании французскому коллеге Франсуа Олланду, что Грузия "в шоке от ужасных террористических атак."

"Это преступление направлено против всего цивилизованного мира и человечества; мы все должны объединиться в борьбе против него," заявил президент Грузии.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств

фото: REUTERS

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