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PACE PRESIDENT CONDEMNS RECENT BOMB ATTACK
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[04:17 pm] 23 May, 2007
Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly President (PACE) Rene van
der Linden, currently on an official visit to Belgrade, strongly
condemned the recent bomb attack in Ankara. "In our societies there
is no place for those who put bombs in our streets to kill innocent
people. Nothing can justify such attacks, which are an assault on
the fundamental principles of our societies," he said. Expressing
his firm support for the democratic institutions in Turkey he said
"we have to fight those who destabilise them. We have to stand firm
for democracy and the rule of law and intensify cooperation in the
fight against terrorism."
He sent his condolences to the families of the victims and expressed
his solidarity with the Turkish people and authorities.
To remind, 6 people were killed and more than 100 people were injured
in the result of yesterday's bomb attack in Ankara.
A1+
[04:17 pm] 23 May, 2007
Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly President (PACE) Rene van
der Linden, currently on an official visit to Belgrade, strongly
condemned the recent bomb attack in Ankara. "In our societies there
is no place for those who put bombs in our streets to kill innocent
people. Nothing can justify such attacks, which are an assault on
the fundamental principles of our societies," he said. Expressing
his firm support for the democratic institutions in Turkey he said
"we have to fight those who destabilise them. We have to stand firm
for democracy and the rule of law and intensify cooperation in the
fight against terrorism."
He sent his condolences to the families of the victims and expressed
his solidarity with the Turkish people and authorities.
To remind, 6 people were killed and more than 100 people were injured
in the result of yesterday's bomb attack in Ankara.