The leaders of many countries of the Arab and Islamic world, as well as the foreign ministers of these countries today condemned the terrorist attacks that have recently taken place in Saudi Arabia on the last day of the holy Muslims holiday of Ramadan. Turkish President, the Government of Yemen, the Palestinian leadership, Qatar, Oman and Pakistan made their tough statements in connection with these tragic events.
Egypt's Foreign Ministry noted in a statement noted that terrorists didn’t want "the blessed month of Ramadan ended with its usual worship mercy, defiling the most pure and sacred places."
"Terrorism has neither religion, nor any belief. It does not have any human qualities. We urge the world to unite and fight against terrorism,’’ Foreign Ministry of Egypt said, RIA Novosti reports.
"Terrorism has no borders. There is no other solution in the fight against this evil except for the unity and solidarity at the international and regional levels,’’ the official representative of the Iranian Foreign Minister Bahram Ghasemi said.
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif also strongly condemned the terrorist attacks in Saudi Arabia, including at the Prophet's Mosque in Medina.
‘‘The attacks in Saudi Arabia are beneficial for many terrorist force,’’ Advisor to the Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council, Deputy Chairman of the Association of Russian diplomats Andrey Baklanov said in an interview with a ‘VK’ correspondent.
"Firstly, it is an attempt to destabilize the situation and diminish the authority of the kingdom's leadership of Saudi Arabia. It is known rear Saudi Arabia is in charge of the holy places, as well as the country makes great and tremendous efforts in respect of security of pilgrims’ lives, those who come to perform Hajj, or with the Ummah in Saudi Arabia. If terrorist attacks take place during holidays they are aimed at undermining the authority of the country,’’ the diplomat said.
"At the same time I see how terrorist forces have thrown aside all restraints. They are engaged in promoting of their positions. They just have the desire to change the currently existing regimes. The most important thing is that these attacks in Saudi Arabia should unite efforts of Arab countries, Muslim countries to fight against terrorism," he said.
