Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Wednesday that the recent Istanbul airport massacre caused common grief, TASS reports.
"The explosions at Istanbul airport prove the thing that has long been proven: terrorism has no nationality and religion," the diplomat wrote on her Facebook page. "It’s a method of murder and intimidation for achieving a goal.
"People of different views and confessions, nationalities and citizenship were killed and injured in yesterday’s massacre," she noted.
"I’d like to repeat: it’s our common grief, and only the common rejection of terrorism, stopping discerning terrorists as moderate and immoderate, and joining efforts in the counterterrorism fight will give the world a chance to survive," Zakharova wrote.
