Южный Кавказ против террора

Президент Азербайджана Ильхам Алиев во вторник выразил соболезнования премьер-министру Бельгии Шарлю Мишелю.

"Глубоко опечалены известием о многочисленных жертвах и раненых в результате совершенных в Брюсселе взрывов.

Мы крайне возмущены этим чудовищным происшествием, решительно осуждаем все проявления террора и всячески поддерживаем борьбу с терроризмом.

В связи с этой трагедией от своего имени и от имени народа Азербайджана выражаю глубокие соболезнования Вам, семьям и близким погибших, всему бельгийскому народу, желаю скорейшего выздоровления раненых", - говорится в соболезновании главы государства.

Президент Серж Саргсян также направил телеграмму соболезнования Премьер-министру Королевства Бельгия Шарлю Мишелю в связи с произошедшими в международном аэропорту и метро Брюсселя взрывами.

"В этот тяжелый момент выражаю свои соболезнования и поддержку Вам, народу дружественной Бельгии и родным погибших, желая мужества духа и терпения.

Армения сурово осуждает любое проявление терроризма и обязуется внести свой вклад в международную борьбу с этим злом", - говорится в телеграмме соболезнования Президента РА.

В заявлении премьер-министра Грузии Георгия Квирикашвили говорится, что "Я поражен взрывами в аэропорту и на станции метро в Брюсселе - невинные люди стали жертвами террористических актов.

Наряду с убийствами гражданских лиц, это попытка насадить психологический террор в свободном обществе. Это жестокое преступление, на которое должен ответить весь мир и ответить надлежащим образом. В этой войне Грузия поддерживает международное сообщество. Я хотел бы выразить свои соболезнования правительству и народу Бельгии. Я желаю им силы и терпения в этот тяжелый момент."

По последним данным в результате взрывов в аэропорту и на станции метро в Брюсселе погибли 34 человека и более 130 получили ранения.

Ответственность за взрывы в Брюсселе взяла на себя ISIS.

 

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